welcome you to today s very special author talk featuring mary frances early. now as i said earlier if you don t yet have your copy of her newest book her new memoir the quiet trailblazer you can get that from atlanta history centers museum store. you can get it on our campus or you can buy online with options for domestic us shipping or in store pickup. we re also coordinating signed copies of the book. so again, just send me an email after the program and i ll help facilitate that for you. so as we said tonight today s conversations with hank klevenoff, so i m going to briefly introduce both mary frances early and hank and then turn it over to them to get started. mary frances early is a retired music educator and she was the first african-american student to graduate from the university of georgia in 1962. she taught at atlanta public schools morehouse college spelman college and was chair of clark atlanta university s music department. she currently lives in decatur, geor
for domestic us shipping or in store pickup. we re also coordinating signed copies of the book. so again, just send me an email after the program and i ll help facilitate that for you. so as we said tonight today s conversations with hank klevenoff, so i m going to briefly introduce both mary frances early and hank and then turn it over to them to get started. mary frances early is a retired music educator and she was the first african-american student to graduate from the university of georgia in 1962. she taught at atlanta public schools morehouse college spelman college and was chair of clark atlanta university s music department. she currently lives in decatur, georgia and continues to be an advocate for education and an active member of the uga community as you ll see from her virtual background the school of education or the college of education was also recently named for miss early. hank clevenoff who is today s moderators a veteran journalist and both the pulitzer pr
welcome everyone to atlanta history centers virtual author talk series. my name is claire haley. i m the vice president of public relations and programs here at atlanta history center is absolutely my pleasure to welcome you to today s very special author talk featuring mary frances early. now as i said earlier if you don t yet have your copy of her newest book her new memoir the quiet trailblazer you can get that from atlanta history centers museum store. you can get it on our campus or you can buy online with options for domestic us shipping or in store pickup. we re also coordinating signed copies of the book. so again, just send me an email after the program and i ll help facilitate that for you. so as we said tonight today s conversations with hank klevenoff, so i m going to briefly introduce both mary frances early and hank and then turn it over to them to get started. mary frances early is a retired music educator and she was the first african-american student to gradu
special author talk featuring mary frances early. now as i said earlier if you don t yet have your copy of her newest book her new memoir the quiet trailblazer you can get that from atlanta history centers museum store. you can get it on our campus or you can buy online with options for domestic us shipping or in store pickup. we re also coordinating signed copies of the book. so again, just send me an email after the program and i ll help facilitate that for you. so as we said tonight today s conversations with hank klevenoff, so i m going to briefly introduce both mary frances early and hank and then turn it over to them to get started. mary frances early is a retired music educator and she was the first african-american student to graduate from the university of georgia in 1962. she taught at atlanta public schools morehouse college spelman college and was chair of clark atlanta university s music department. she currently lives in decatur, georgia and continues to be an a
welcome everyone to atlanta history centers virtual author talk series. my name is claire haley. i m the vice president of public relations and programs here at atlanta history center is absolutely my pleasure to welcome you to today s very special author talk featuring mary frances early. now as i said earlier if you don t yet have your copy of her newest book her new memoir the quiet trailblazer you can get that from atlanta history centers museum store. you can get it on our campus or you can buy online with options for domestic us shipping or in store pickup. we re also coordinating signed copies of the book. so again, just send me an email after the program and i ll help facilitate that for you. so as we said tonight today s conversations with hank klevenoff, so i m going to briefly introduce both mary frances early and hank and then turn it over to them to get started. mary frances early is a retired music educator and she was the first african-american student to gradu