Symposium: German Moravians in the Atlantic World

SPONSORS

This Symposium is sponsored by

The Department of History, Wake Forest University
The Office of the Dean of the College, WFU
The Office of Senior Vice President, WFU
The Women's Studies Program, WFU
The Max Kade Foundation, New York
Goethe Institute, Atlanta

Friends and Supporters of this Symposium

The conference organizers would like to express our gratitude to
the following individuals for their invaluable assistance:

Stewart Carter, Department of Music, WFU
Daniel Crews, Curator, Moravian Archives-Southern Province
Martha Edwards, Development, WFU
Paul Escott, Dean of the College, WFU
Ed Hendricks, Department of History, WFU
Michael Hughes, Chairman, Department of History, WFU
Rod Meyers, Director, Historic Bethabara
Lillian Shelton, Director, Secrest Arts Series, WFU
Jing Wei, Instructional Technology Specialist, WFU
Michael Westmoreland, Music Director at Bethabara Moravian Church
Ed Wilson, Senior Vice-President, WFU
The Members of Home Moravian Church
The Talented Musicians of Bethabara Moravian Church
Paul Reber, President, Old Salem Inc.
Janice Walker, Department of History, WFU

Elizabeth Sommer, Director of The State Island Society/Historic Richmond Town,
deserves special commendation. Her advice and encouragement throughout
the planning stages of this effort vastly improved the end result.

	German Moravians in the Atlantic World April 4-6, 2002 In Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Wachovia Settlement Department of History, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

This Symposium is Free and Open to the Public Schedule Program Papers Sponsors Links Contact Us Credits: Collection of the Wachovia Historical Society, Old Salem Inc.	SPONSORS *This Symposium is sponsored by* The Department of History, Wake Forest University The Office of the Dean of the College, WFU The Office of Senior Vice President, WFU The Women's Studies Program, WFU The Max Kade Foundation, New York Goethe Institute, Atlanta Friends and Supporters of this Symposium The conference organizers would like to express our gratitude to the following individuals for their invaluable assistance: Stewart Carter, Department of Music, WFU Daniel Crews, Curator, Moravian Archives-Southern Province Martha Edwards, Development, WFU Paul Escott, Dean of the College, WFU Ed Hendricks, Department of History, WFU Michael Hughes, Chairman, Department of History, WFU Rod Meyers, Director, Historic Bethabara Lillian Shelton, Director, Secrest Arts Series, WFU Jing Wei, Instructional Technology Specialist, WFU Michael Westmoreland, Music Director at Bethabara Moravian Church Ed Wilson, Senior Vice-President, WFU The Members of Home Moravian Church The Talented Musicians of Bethabara Moravian Church Paul Reber, President, Old Salem Inc. Janice Walker, Department of History, WFU Elizabeth Sommer, Director of The State Island Society/Historic Richmond Town, deserves special commendation. Her advice and encouragement throughout the planning stages of this effort vastly improved the end result.