Online Publications
Proceedings of the 2010 Delta Symposium
Introduction - Dr. Shane Rasmussen
Carter, Cecile Elkins - This Land Was Made for You and Me (Keynote Address)
Aiello, Dr Thomas - Violence is a Classroom: The 1972 Grambling and Southern Riots and the Trajectory of Black Southern Student Protest
French Influences at Los Adaes
Confluence And Divergence: Nineteenth Century Plantation Lifestyles Along Red River
Thieves, Queers and Fruit Jars: The Community and Media Responses to the Fire At the Up Stairs Lounge
“Sad and happy at once…”
Trailer Trash Talks Back: John Dufresne’s Louisiana Power and Light by Bernard Gallagher
Blessings from a Woman of the Good God
Salt, Nails and Prayer: Horseracing and Superstition by W. Charlene LeBrun
“Shaking out the clothes for spiders”: Folklife Traditions Along Louisiana’s Cane River Lake
Material Culture of Socially Mobile Acadians in Ascension Parish Louisiana 1840-1860: Landry Family Case Studies of Evolution into Landownership and Comfortable Wealth by William Henry Riehm
Louisiana’s Alternative Energy Policy: How the ‘Bayou State’ Could Become the ‘Biomass State’ by John W. Sutherlin, PhD
The Atta Boy or Atta Girl Notebook: What Louisiana Students Need to Know about an Academic Portfolio by Dr. Susan Thorson-Barnett & Mrs. Neeru Deep
Opportunists or Saints? Slavery and Free Women of Color in Antebellum New Orleans
Camp Claiborne and Segregation: The Mystery or Not of the Lee Street Riots
Literature and Ethnology in the Career Of Caroline Dormon
Introduction - Dr. Shane Rasmussen
Carter, Cecile Elkins - This Land Was Made for You and Me (Keynote Address)
Aiello, Dr Thomas - Violence is a Classroom: The 1972 Grambling and Southern Riots and the Trajectory of Black Southern Student Protest
French Influences at Los Adaes
Confluence And Divergence: Nineteenth Century Plantation Lifestyles Along Red River
Thieves, Queers and Fruit Jars: The Community and Media Responses to the Fire At the Up Stairs Lounge
“Sad and happy at once…”
Trailer Trash Talks Back: John Dufresne’s Louisiana Power and Light by Bernard Gallagher
Blessings from a Woman of the Good God
Salt, Nails and Prayer: Horseracing and Superstition by W. Charlene LeBrun
“Shaking out the clothes for spiders”: Folklife Traditions Along Louisiana’s Cane River Lake
Material Culture of Socially Mobile Acadians in Ascension Parish Louisiana 1840-1860: Landry Family Case Studies of Evolution into Landownership and Comfortable Wealth by William Henry Riehm
Louisiana’s Alternative Energy Policy: How the ‘Bayou State’ Could Become the ‘Biomass State’ by John W. Sutherlin, PhD
The Atta Boy or Atta Girl Notebook: What Louisiana Students Need to Know about an Academic Portfolio by Dr. Susan Thorson-Barnett & Mrs. Neeru Deep
Opportunists or Saints? Slavery and Free Women of Color in Antebellum New Orleans
Camp Claiborne and Segregation: The Mystery or Not of the Lee Street Riots
Literature and Ethnology in the Career Of Caroline Dormon