Jeanie Kirkpatrick

Topics: Anthropology, Discussion Leader, History, Marketing, South Dakota, Women

Community: Keystone

Program Types: Book Club to Go, One Book South Dakota, Speakers Bureau, Virtual Program(s), Young Readers One Book

An Ingalls in the Black Hills
Carrie Ingalls – This topic is an examination into Carrie’s life after high school until her death in 1946. Should she be as famous as her sister, Laura? Three main stages in her life will be examined: jobholder, caregiver and stepmom.

Caviar Dreams on a Bologna Budget
An interactive think-outside-the-box workshop, this presentation will feature how to market your event on a tight budget. Here is an opportunity to learn diverse ways to market your guest to bring in more guests. Kirkpatrick will share her secrets about marketing learned over the years working with various non-profits.

Aprons, Can They Talk?
What can an apron tell us about the person that owned it? This discussion will answer this question and will also examine ways to date an apron. We will finish with a group discussion and sharing of apron memories.

Women Workers at Mount Rushmore During the Carving Years
Yes, there were women working at Mount Rushmore during this time, but what did these women do? Kirkpatrick’s presentation answers this question.

Dr. Mary Montgomery Borglum – More Than Gutzon Borglum’s Wife
This program considers the wife of Gutzon Borglum. Yes, there is a doctor in front of her name.