With husband, Bob, in 2010, at a farewell party for English
Department colleague and friend Steve Anderson.
With co-presenter and friend Betty Donohue at the Transatlantic
Exchanges Conference, Plymouth, UK, in 2010. We gave a joint
paper on Mary Rowlandson's seventeenth-century Indian captivity
narrative, and Betty, who is Cherokee, commissioned a special
Native-made leather map of Mary Rowlandson's travels as a
captive in New England. Here we are proudly displaying it.
My official UALR portrait after receiving the
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Faculty Excellence Award for Research in 2011.
At book launch party in June 2012 for
A Thrilling Narrative of Indian Captivity: Dispatches from the Dakota War
at the Pond Dakota House in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Left to right: Zabelle; co-editor, Carrie R. Zeman;
and Dakota advisors and translaters, Gwen Westerman and Glenn Wasicuna.
