Online Event: Storymapping Loren Eiseley's Nebraska
Date: Saturday, December 5, 2020
Starting Time: 2pm CST
Zoom Connection Info: Click to check the LES Facebook Group for posted information
Loren Eiseley (1907-1977) was a world renowned writer and anthropologist who spent his formative years in Nebraska. Much of the writing he did for the rest of his life was based on his childhood experiences in Lincoln and on the time during his college years when he worked on archeological digs in western Nebraska. Focused on these two areas, "Loren Eiseley's Nebraska" is a digital story map representing some of the major locations in Eiseley's life and writing. As a public forum presented by the Loren Eiseley Society, Professor Tom Lynch will offer a discussion of the project via Zoom on Saturday, Dec. 5, at 2:00 Central Time. For information on how to log in, check the Loren Eiseley Facebook site or contact Tom Lynch at tplynch2@icloud.com.
