Issue Exploration Book Club Discussion & Happy Hour (Members Only)
Date/Time
9/11/2024
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Central
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Central
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Event Type(s)
Issue Exploration
Event Description
This event is for Forum members only.
Ticket Information
Members: $10.00
Registration & Networking: 4:30 pm
Discussion Begins: 5:00 pm
Event Concludes: 6:30 pm
Please join us for our next Issues Exploration Event – We’ll be discussing the book “Groundbreakers, Rule-breakers & Rebels – 50 Unstoppable St. Louis Women.” In the book, author Katie J. Moon tells the stories of fifty female pioneers with ties to St. Louis. Whether world-famous or not, each of the trailblazing women in this book faced a host of specific obstacles and restrictions in their chosen fields that existed solely because of their gender. Their victories were all hard won and well earned.
Katie J. Moon
Exhibits Manager
Missouri History Society
During her 14-year career at the Missouri Historical Society, Katie Moon has served in a variety of roles, most recently in the Philanthropy department as a Charitable Giving Advisor. Her past work includes developing content for the groundbreaking 250 in 250 exhibit, serving as curator for Coffee: St. Louis in Your Cup and Beyond the Ballot: St. Louis and Suffrage, and writing a book about women in St. Louis called Groundbreakers, RuleBreakers and Rebels. As Exhibits Manager, she was involved with all aspects of exhibit development, served as the liaison between the Exhibits department and other departments in the museum, and managed special projects in the museum and with community partners.
Prior to working at the museum, Katie held a position in the International Programs department at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. She originally came to St. Louis from Ohio to pursue a graduate degree at Covenant Theological Seminary. Like so many others, she fell in love with the city and never left. She also holds a masters degree in American Studies from Saint. Louis University.
Registration will close on one week prior to the event. Refunds are available to your prepay balance or original payment method prior the close of registration. Once registration has closed, we have submitted our expected attendance count to the venue and/or caterers. Please note that we may opt to extend registration for circumstantial reasons. The date above will continue to be the last date that a refund will be available. For more information, please contact admin@stlforum.org.
Ticket Information
Members: $10.00
Registration & Networking: 4:30 pm
Discussion Begins: 5:00 pm
Event Concludes: 6:30 pm
Please join us for our next Issues Exploration Event – We’ll be discussing the book “Groundbreakers, Rule-breakers & Rebels – 50 Unstoppable St. Louis Women.” In the book, author Katie J. Moon tells the stories of fifty female pioneers with ties to St. Louis. Whether world-famous or not, each of the trailblazing women in this book faced a host of specific obstacles and restrictions in their chosen fields that existed solely because of their gender. Their victories were all hard won and well earned.
Katie J. MoonExhibits Manager
Missouri History Society
During her 14-year career at the Missouri Historical Society, Katie Moon has served in a variety of roles, most recently in the Philanthropy department as a Charitable Giving Advisor. Her past work includes developing content for the groundbreaking 250 in 250 exhibit, serving as curator for Coffee: St. Louis in Your Cup and Beyond the Ballot: St. Louis and Suffrage, and writing a book about women in St. Louis called Groundbreakers, RuleBreakers and Rebels. As Exhibits Manager, she was involved with all aspects of exhibit development, served as the liaison between the Exhibits department and other departments in the museum, and managed special projects in the museum and with community partners.
Prior to working at the museum, Katie held a position in the International Programs department at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. She originally came to St. Louis from Ohio to pursue a graduate degree at Covenant Theological Seminary. Like so many others, she fell in love with the city and never left. She also holds a masters degree in American Studies from Saint. Louis University.
Registration will close on one week prior to the event. Refunds are available to your prepay balance or original payment method prior the close of registration. Once registration has closed, we have submitted our expected attendance count to the venue and/or caterers. Please note that we may opt to extend registration for circumstantial reasons. The date above will continue to be the last date that a refund will be available. For more information, please contact admin@stlforum.org.
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