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Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: a Timeline of the Women Who Changed America Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America Television C-SPAN2, Book TV (coverage of Tattered Cover Book Signing) KAZT TV (Phoenix, Arizona), “The Pat McMahon Show” KDVR TV (Denver, Colorado), “Good Day Colorado” KUSA (9News) (Denver, Colorado), “Colorado & Company” KUSI TV (San Diego, California), “Good Morning San Diego” KUUR (Aspen, Colorado), “Showcase Aspen” KWGN (Denver, Colorado), “AM Sunday” WSTM-3 (Syracuse, New York), 11 PM News W3w3.com (Denver, Colorado), “Colorado Rising” Radio NPR, “Tell Me More” (National) AARP Radio, “Prime Time Focus” (National) “The Jim Bohannon Show” (National) Georgia Public Broadcasting, “Cover to Cover” “Kalon Women in Business Show,” blogtalkradio.com KBCO, (Denver, Colorado), “Focus” KFRU (Columbia, Missouri), “The David Lile Show” KGNU (Boulder, Colorado) KHOW (Denver, Colorado), “The Peter Boyles Show” KOA (Denver, Colorado), “The Rick Barber Show” KOA (Denver, Colorado), “The Ride Home with Dave and Lois” KPBS (San Diego, California), “These Days” KPHX (Phoenix, Arizona), “The Jeff Farias Show” KRMS (Osage Beach, Missouri) KUNM (Albuquerque, New Mexico) WEOS (Geneva-Ithaca, New York) WSKG (Binghamton, New York) WTKS (Savannah, Georgia), “The Bill Edwards Show” WVTF (Blacksburg, Virginia), “All Things Considered”, “Morning Edition” Magazines ASEE Prism (American Society for Engineering Education) bcc: Belk College Connects (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) The Bent of Tau Beta Pi Bookpage Denver Magazine Denver Woman OK! Reference & Research Book News Staten Island Parent Page 1 of 6 Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America Successful Living SWE Magazine University of Virginia Magazine UVa Engineer (University of Virginia) Newspapers The Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Bay Area BusinessWoman (San Francisco, California) Boulder Daily Camera, (Boulder, Colorado) Broomfield Enterprise, (Broomfield, Colorado) Centennial Citizen (Centennial, Colorado) The Central New York Business Journal (Syracuse, New York) Cortland Standard (Cortland, New York) The Denver Post (Denver, Colorado) Excelsior (Spanish language, Mexico) The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) Lone Tree Voice (Lone Tree, Colorado) Louisville Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) New York Central Business Journal (Syracuse, New York) The Post-Standard/Stars (Syracuse, New York) Starkville Daily News (Starkville, Mississippi) Syracuse New Times (Syracuse, New York) The Villager (Greenwood Village, Colorado) Women’s Magazine (Boulder & Broomfield Counties, Colorado) – selected “Book of the Month” Newsletters Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame Laura’s List: Books for Women National Women’s Hall of Fame Lockheed Martin Woman’s Intrinsic Network – Rocky Mountain On-Line Barnes & Noble Spotlight Denverpost.com Feminist Review Good Reads by Falise Platt Kalon Women Suite101.com Women’s Legal History Biography Project Blog Appearances Page 2 of 6 Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America ACEC-CO (Denver, Colorado) Alliance of Professional Women (Denver, Colorado) American Association of University Women (Ithaca, New York; Colorado Springs, Colorado) American Business Women’s Association (Spearfish, South Dakota) American Society for Engineering Education (Austin, Texas) Arapahoe Library District (Centennial, Colorado) The Arno-Book Art Club (Denver, Colorado) ARMA International – Tidewater Chapter (Newport News, Virginia) Barnes & Noble (Short Pump, Virginia) Barnes & Noble @ VCU (Richmond, Virginia) Berkshire Conference (Minneapolis, Minnesota) Black Hills Corporation (Golden, Colorado; Rapid City, South Dakota) Bookworks Book Store (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Borders Book Store – Flatiron Crossing (Broomfield, Colorado) Borders Book Store – Park Meadows (Lone Tree, Colorado) Borders Book Store (Rapid City, South Dakota) Boston Street Women’s Ministry (Aurora, Colorado) Boulder Book Store (Boulder, Colorado) Boy Scouts – Denver Area Council (Denver, Colorado) Cal Poly Pomona (Pomona, California) Castle Rock Kiwanis (Castle Rock, Colorado) The Central Exchange (Kansas City, Missouri) CH2M Hill (Englewood, Colorado) Cherry Creek Business and Professional Women (Denver, Colorado) Cherry Creek Rotary (Denver, Colorado) City Federation of Women’s Organizations (Ithaca, New York) Clear Creek Bookstore (Golden, Colorado) Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble (Denver, Colorado) The Coca-Cola Company (Atlanta, Georgia) Colorado Chautauqua Association (Boulder, Colorado) Colorado Press Women (Broomfield, Colorado) Colorado School of Mines (Golden, Colorado) Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce, (Centennial, Colorado) Comcast (Phoenix, Arizona) Creekside Books & Coffee (Skaneateles, New York) Daughters of the American Revolution – Mount Lookout Chapter (Golden, Colorado) Denver Eclectics (Denver, Colorado) Denver SGR Club (Wheat Ridge, Colorado) Denver Tech Center Business & Professional Women (Greenwood Village, Colorado) Eastern Wyoming College (Torrington, Wyoming) Engineering Women Affinity Group (Atlanta, Georgia) Englewood Public Library (Englewood, Colorado) eWomen Network (Colorado Springs, Colorado) Explore Book Store (Aspen, Colorado) The Gathering Place (Denver, Colorado) Page 3 of 6 Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America Georgia Association of Women Lawyers (Atlanta, Georgia) Georgia Transmission Corporation (Tucker, Georgia) Girl Scouts of Colorado (Denver, Colorado) Hadassah (Evergreen, Colorado; Orlando, Florida; Spring Hill, Florida) Heritage Cards & Gifts (Greenwood Village, Colorado) High Meadows School (Roswell, Georgia) Hudson Booksellers – Denver International Airport IBM – Rocky Mountain Women’s Networking Group (Boulder, Colorado) ITT Corporation (Baltimore, Maryland) Jewish Family & Community Service (Minnetonka, Minnesota) Kansas City Public Library (Kansas City, Missouri) Kentwood Company (Denver, Colorado) League of Women Voters of Texas (Austin, Texas) League of Women Voters of Tompkins County (New York) Lee Hecht Harrison (Denver, Colorado) Lions International (Denver, Colorado) Lockheed Martin – Women’s Intrinsic Network (Littleton, Colorado) MathScience Innovation Center (Richmond, Virginia) Merrick & Company (Aurora, Colorado) Merrill Lynch (Denver, Colorado) Mississippi State University (Starkville, Mississippi) National Aeronautics and Space Administration – Langley Research Center (Hampton, Virginia) National American University (Rapid City, South Dakota) National Council of Women Realtors (Orlando, Florida) National League of American Pen Women (Skaneateles, New York) National Women’s Hall of Fame (Seneca Falls, New York) National Women’s History Project (Minneapolis, Minnesota) New Dominion Bookshop (Charlottesville, Virginia) Northrop Grumman (Charlottesville, Virginia) Oglethorpe Power Corporation (Tucker, Georgia) Pacific Gas & Electric (Avila Beach, California) Poor Richards Bookstore (Colorado Springs, Colorado) Raytheon (Goleta, California) Richmond Joint Engineers Council (Richmond, Virginia) Rochester Engineering Society (Rochester, New York) Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, New York) Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Auxiliary (Denver, Colorado) Sam’s Club (Lone Tree, Colorado; Folsom, California) Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Second Feminist Luncheon (Denver, Colorado) Society of Women Engineers (Charlotte, North Carolina: San Luis Obispo, California; Milipitas, California; Orlando, Florida; Rochester, New York; Kansas City, Missouri; Albuquerque, New Mexico, Richmond, Virginia; Rockledge, Florida; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Long Beach, California; Sacramento, California) Soroptimist International (Denver, Colorado) Page 4 of 6 Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America South Dakota School of Mines and Technology – Women in Science (Rapid City, South Dakota) Special District Association of Colorado (Keystone, Colorado) St. Mary’s Academy (Denver, Colorado) Success Forum (Denver, Colorado) Susan B. Anthony House (Rochester, New York) Tattered Cover Bookstore (Denver, Colorado) Staff Pick Temple Sinai (Denver, Colorado) Town Hall of Denver Lectures (Denver, Colorado) University of Denver – University of Denver Women in Technology (Denver, Colorado), Tables of Content (Denver, Colorado), The Women’s College (Denver, Colorado) University of Rochester – Anthony Center for Women’s Leadership, Leadership Center at Simon Graduate School of Business Administration, Kalmbach Executive Lecture Series, Simon Association of Women MBAs, Center for Entrepreneurship (Rochester, New York) University of Virginia (Charlottesville, Virginia) Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond, Virginia) Welcome to Colorado (Denver, Colorado) Women in Cable and Telecommunications (Denver, Colorado) Women in Engineering ProActive Network (Austin, Texas) Women in Nuclear (Charlotte, North Carolina) Women in Technology (Atlanta, Georgia) Women of UGA (University of Georgia) (Atlanta, Georgia) Women TIES (Syracuse, New York) Women’s Global Forum (Boulder, Colorado) Women’s Resource Agency (Colorado Springs, Colorado) Women’sVision Foundation (Denver, Colorado) Wonderful Weekend of Gage (Auburn, New York) Writers Association of the Ithaca Area (Ithaca, New York) YWCA (Cortland, New York) Bestseller Lists The Denver Post (Denver, Colorado), April 20, 2008; July 6, 2008; November 23, 2008; September 27, 2009, November 29, 2009 Book Clubs Bookends Book Club, Denver, Colorado Poepping Book Club, Evergreen, Colorado San Luis Obispo, California Book Club Call-Ins Babes Book Club, Denver, Colorado Page 5 of 6 Appearances and Media Coverage for Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America Airport Bookstore Drop-ins Barbara’s Bookstore (Chicago O’Hare) Hudson Booksellers (LaGuardia) Hudson Booksellers (Orlando, Florida) Audio Version Available for disabled students from Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, www.rfbd.org www.herstoryatimeline.com [email protected] [email protected] 12/1/09 Page 6 of 6 .
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