Bethany McLemore Stewart

Music Librarian at Baylor University

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

We’re Hiring! The Oral History Association (OHA) seeks to hire a full-time program associate to assist in the operation of its Executive Office. To apply, send a letter of application indicating your interest and qualifications and a resume or CV to [email protected].

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

“The OHA has the largest membership right now in its entire history as an organization” - Our President, Tomas Summers Sandoval #OHA2023

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

The 2023 OHA Annual Meeting Preliminary Program is now LIVE! Get it here: https://t.co/1CJlALGMuL

& find out all you need to know about the annual meeting here: https://t.co/rzcOCXkf2m

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

@cmeganmac So close 😩😩

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

We're seeking nominations (for self or other) for primary or secondary teachers, or professionals involved in educational outreach at the precollegiate level, who have incorporated the practice of oral history in their classrooms. Deadline is July 1, 2023. https://t.co/O9f21gKvcs

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

GET. EXCITED.
Registration is now open for the 2023 OHA Annual Meeting to be held October 18-21 at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor.
Learn more at: https://t.co/rzcOCXkMRU
Register at: https://t.co/E8dSxJUoHc
#oha2023 #themomentweveallbeenwaitingfor

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

Today at 4pm CST! Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows' 2023 virtual symposium.
Huggins and OHA NEH Fellow Angela LeBlanc-Ernest will cover Huggins’ academic and community work, Black Panther Party Community Programs, & Huggins’ Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party.

[Steven Kent Sielaff @SKSielaff]

Come join us in Baltimore! Deadline for proposals is February 24th.

[Rachel Fudge @RachelFudge]

This talk looks fantastic. I just signed up! #AmEditing https://t.co/6jHOnvdjNK

[Rick W. A. Smith @rickwasmith]

Sharing again as many of us go into Spring conferences, even in virtual formats. An Indigenous feminist approach to panel Q&A:

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

My brother, @rickwasmith's new op-ed: How Imperialism Gave Us 2020 https://t.co/MBYkGDsJQx via @sapiens_org

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

McCabe Juhnke: Mennonite preference for hymns that were more “intellect” than “emotion” was an aesthetic one, but also a racializing move #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

@cmeganmac: changes in published songbooks show how theology is malleable to cultural shifts; ex: technological innovations changed how ppl think about prayer #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

@cmeganmac: between 60-70% of depression-era hymns looked forward to rest in the heavenly home. #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

Fascinating analysis of vocal sound of pirate folk musicians by @jmaurermusic #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

Tick: “Retrieving voices of women in the past makes everything more complicated.” #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

Tick: research about Fitzgerald led to newswomen of the Black press. “One life can serve as a prism of an era.” #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

Bomberger: looks at expensive high-society subscription paper The Chronicle’s (1917-18) influence in German Music performances #AmMusic18

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

😍 https://t.co/snz127gp1Z

[profdiberjones, PhD 😷💉💉!! @diber]

Susan McClary “Da Capo: women representing women in music” 1st endowed lecture by women and gender #AMSroc17 #AMSRoc2017

[Bethany McLemore Stewart @mclemorebeth]

McClary: while lauding 2nd wave feminists’ rehab of composers of past, says “we wouldn’t have needed a recovery in the first place if someone would have highlighted them in the 1st place.” Advocates for up and comers. #AMSroc17