Student Presentation, Kallie R. Berron, A Cajun Recipe and Oral History Archive

Public History Masters student Kallie R. Berron presents her capstone project, "Ya MeeMaw's Magnalite Collection: A Cajun Recipe and Oral History Archive." This project is dedicated to the thoughtful collection, preservation, and presentation of oral histories highlighting Louisiana’s Cajun community by providing free oral history services to individuals interested in the documentation of their lives and the exploration of identity, culture, and traditions. Its goal is to uplift the underrepresented and offer a broad audience the authentic representation of the diversity of Cajun culture accompanied by local interpretations of traditional dishes.

Join us at the historic J. Arthur Roy House to hear about Kallie's work and to find out how you can contribute to her project. The doors open at 5 p.m.

There is limited parking in the Roy House lot, but more spaces are available across the street at Martin Hall Circle and in ParkMobile lots along University Avenue.

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• This month, 21st May, 05:00 pm, Ethnography & Filmography, a Masterclass with Glen Pitre in Lafayette
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