Daniel Boone (1734-1820) was an American pioneer, trailblazer, outdoorsman, revolutionary, and adventurer whose frontier exploits made him one of the first folk heroes of the United States. The story of […]
In this interactive session, held at ESU Headquarters in NYC and online via Zoom, Natasha Ippolito, will share practical strategies for bringing Shakespeare to life in your classroom. Teachers will […]
The Fall Dinner is a sublime opportunity for Central Florida members and new friends to celebrate the season in style. Come enjoy a night of delectables and wonderful entertainment! Cocktails […]
You’re invited to hear Dr. Tim Riley as he presents the November lecture, “Churchill: The Language of Leadership.” The ESU Central Florida Branch hosts many prominent authors and scholars, including […]
Today our ESU Happy Hour takes us on a journey through the pivotal events that shaped America 250 years ago, this time in the great state of Virginia, where revolutionary […]
You’re invited to hear Dr. Juliette Wells as she presents the December lecture, “Jane Austen: A Lively Mind.” The ESU Central Florida Branch hosts many prominent authors and scholars, including […]
Christmas in America has a much richer and stranger history than the cozy images we know today. This festive ESU Happy Hour explores why early New Englanders outlawed Christmas, how […]
You’re invited to hear Dr. Elliot Engel as he presents the March lecture, “The Wizard of Oz: L. Frank Baum and His Classic American Fairy Tale.” The ESU Central Florida […]
You’re invited to hear Dr. Iris De Rode as she presents the April lecture, “When France Saved America: The Alliance That Won The Revolution.” The ESU Central Florida Branch hosts […]
You’re invited to hear Dr. Nancy Sindelar as she presents the May lecture, “Hemingway: His Women, His Wars, His Passions.” The ESU Central Florida Branch hosts many prominent authors and […]