‘Sense of Place’ seeks lecturers

GO! is looking for presenters who are experts in a topic or topics and can relate that to the cultural, natural or political history of the Gorge, are good at and enjoy public speaking and who can tailor their presentations to fit within the Sense of Place theme, and are willing to present in Hood River. GO! offers lodging for out of town presenters, gift certificates for dinner in Hood River, event marketing, book sales facilitated by Waucoma Bookstore, a chance to be part of a lecture series at a professional venue that regularly draws crowds of 100-200, and a modest honorarium.

To apply, answer the following questions and return via email to lawrence.amandar@gmail.com. Applications will be accepted until April 30:

• What is your name and title?

• What is your proposed topic and how does it relate to the cultural, ecological or political history of the Gorge or the northwest?

• What is your experience with public speaking?

• What is your connection to the Gorge and this region, personally or professionally?

• What interests you in being a part of the series?

For questions, contact Amanda Lawrence, Sense of Place curator, at 509-490-3466 or amanda@gorgeowned.org. Gorge Owned (GO!) is a member-supported nonprofit helping people invest in a vibrant community, healthy environment, and strong economy in the Columbia Gorge.