Hosted Lunch

Panel 1Comment: Allison Varzally, CSU Fullerton

Elizabeth A. Logan, usc“Sweet Peas of Civility: �e Cultural Politicsof Environment in California, 1848 to 1915”Guy McClellan, unm

“Sierra Sprawl: Yosemite’s Age of Decentralization, 1956-1966”

Panel 2Comment: Nicolas G. Rosenthal, Loyola Marymount University

Dinna Rivera-Pitt, csun“Behind the Legend of Miguel Leonis”Eric Stewart, csun

"Victorian Sprawl: Streetcar Technology, Anti-Urban Planning, and the Natural Environment in Los Angeles, 1873-1913"Israel Pastrana, ucsd

“Making Mexicans Permanently Temporaryin 1920s California”

Lecturemargaret salazar-porzio

“Practicing Public History: California Stories at the Smithsonian”

Dr. Margaret Salazar-Porzio is a Curator of Latina/o History and Culture in the Division of Home and

Community Life at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, with interests and expertise in

20th Century visual and material culture of the Western United States, Paci�c Rim, and Mexico; Race,

Citizenship and National Identity in U.S. urban history; and K-20 Education.

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All events will be held in the Whitsett Room, 4th Floor, Sierra Hallrsvp @ 818.677.3566

Communication services (sign language interpreters, note takers, real-time captionists, or assistive listening devices) are available for this event. Requests for services must be submitted at least �ve (5) working days in advance.

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12:00-1:00

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2:30-4:30

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