Oct. 19, 2024 — History and Current Events Underscore the Need to Fight for Democracy — Prof. Stephen Haycox

Where: Glacier Brewhouse, 737 West 5th Ave. (free Saturday on-street parking; 2-hour limit)
Time: 11:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (the meeting starts at 11:50 a.m.)

In-Person Luncheon (Doors open at 11:15) or Zoom (your choice)
Program begins at 11:50 a.m.

Make lunch reservations by Friday, March 22.

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Members:
$28 for in-person lunch
$5 for Zoom link
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Guests:
$32 for in-person lunch
$8 for Zoom link
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Steve Haycox is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at UAA where he taught history full-time for 40 years. His honors include the University system’s Edith Bullock Prize for Excellence, an Alaska Governor’s Award in the Humanities, and designation by the Alaska Historical Society twice as Historian of the Year. His books include a history of Alaska titled Alaska: An American Colony and Frigid Embrace, an investigation of the conflict between economic development and environmental protection in Alaska. He writes an occasional op/ed column for the Anchorage Daily News and continues to research and write. He is working on a history of Alaska’s political shift from liberal to conservative.

Prof. Stephen Haycox
Prof. Stephen Haycox