CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA'S
HONORS PROGRAM & THE HEINZ HISTORY
CENTER AFFILIATES PROGRAM
PRESENT

DIGITAL
STORIES

SOUTHWESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HISTORY

APRIL 26 | 6:00 PM
WEST OVERTON VILLAGE
SOTTDALE, PA

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SPRING 2019 DIGITAL
STORYTELLING PREMIERE

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WEST OVERTON VILLAGE
AND MUSEUM
"Overholt Family History"
Blaine Hill-Banks
Jensen DeCarlo
Jahneek Fant
LynnJoelle Gardner

2

ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
"The Last Subscription School "
Melanie Harvey
McKayla Kling
Loralee Nemetz

3

GREATER MONESSEN
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
"The Umbrella Man"
Morgen Fraser
Skyra Heckman
Mary Grace Long
Hannah Wyman

4

DONORA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY AN SMOG MUSEUM
"Eldora Park" and "Stan the Man Musial"
Amanda Considine
Maria Dovshek
Destiny Ortiz

5

ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
"The Darr Mine Disaster"
Sera DiLiscia
Will Hebda
Ireland Killen
Sara Pearlman

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OUR STORY
"Not long after earning a Certificate in
Digital Storytelling, Dr. Christina
Fisanick of California University of
Pennsylvania joined forces with Mr.
Robert Stakeley of the Heinz History
Center in Pittsburgh to help tell the
stories of northern Appalachia and its
people. Their collaboration with the
Cal U Honors Program and the Heinz
History Center Affiliates Program
(HCAP) has led to the creation of more
than 180 digital stories in seven
counties in western Pennsylvania,
eastern Ohio, and northern West
Virginia. More than 200 Cal U students
have worked with more than 70
historical societies and organizations
to put words and images together in
riveting, short videos that have been
shared across the nation and the
world. We believe that we must tell
our stories or they will be told for us.

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WEST OVERTON VILLAGE
AND MUSEUM
"The End of a Woven Art"
Sam Cole
Maria Kleck
Liz Grassi