Friday, March 29, 2024

Meeting with officials of the National Endowment for the Humanities

Great meeting today (3/27/2024) at the offices of the Mississippi Humanities Council in Jackson. I was excited to join thought leaders and educators from across Mississippi in a meeting with officials of the National Endowment for the Humanities. I was especially delighted to meet in person the wonderful Malika Polk-Lee, executive director of the B.B. King Museum, which is in my hometown of Indianola.

In the photo, seated, from left:  NEH officials, Turry M. Flucker, Dr. Zanice Bond, and Jean Wortman. Standing, from left: Dr. Rolando Herts, Al Wheat, Meg Cooper, Melissa Buie, Lashetta Wilder, Malika Polk-Lee, Elisabeth Callihan.

Note: One photo shows Elisabeth Callihan at the far right and the other shows me in the same location. 😊


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