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"Once you enter evil, it's not static, it's dynamic. ... I have seen in my lifetime the problem is when the imagination of the criminal precedes that of the innocent."
Elie Wiesel on Bernie Madoff, who took not only all the assets of the Wiesel Foundation but Wiesel's personal fortune, as well.
Presentations
- Panel participant: "African American History in Kentucky: A Tribute to George C. Wright," Louisville, Kentucky, November 8, 2009, at the 75th Anniversary of the Southern Historical Association.
- Presenter at the Ohio Valley History Conference in Bowling Green, Kentucky, October 18-20, 2007: "Electoral Turnout as a Risk Factor for Violence in Reconstruction Era Kentucky, 1866-1875"
- Panel organizer, Social Science History Association: "A Map Is Worth a Thousand Numbers: Geographical Display of Quantitative Information," Social Science History Association, 31st Annual Meeting, November 2-5, 2006, Minneapolis, MN; presentation at SSHA conference 2006: "Using Interactive Maps to Explore Risk Factors for Racial Violence in Reconstruction Era Kentucky."
- "Lynching in Reconstruction Era Kentucky: Contested Terrain," Rocky Mountain Interdisciplinary History Conference, Sept. 22-23, Boulder, CO.
- "Using Maps to Explore Risk Factors," poster, New Media Research at UMN: An Interdisciplinary Conference on New Media and Internet Studies, Sept. 14-15, 2006, Minneapolis, MN.
- "Meeting Freshmen Where They Live: Interactive Multimedia in a Large Enrollment Distance Course," Digital Media Center, Ed. Tech. forum, Dec. 8, 2005, University of Minnesota.
- "Real-Time Online Interaction" and "Supporting Web Conferencing: Flash Communication Server Case Study," co-presenter, Conference on Video and Wireless Technology, Oct. 7, 2003, University of Minnesota
- Co-presenter at Conference on Public Health Informatics and Distance Learning, August 2000, New Orleans, LA.