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The Decorative Arts in the White House Symposium Scholarly Contributors
James Archer AbbottJames Archer Abbott currently serves as the Executive Director of the Lewes Historical Society in Lewes, Delaware. A graduate of Vassar College and the State University of New York/FIT, he has previously served as a museum director and/or curator for Johns Hopkins University’s Evergreen Museum & Library, the Baltimore Museum of Art, Boscobel House and Ga
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Press & Media
2023 DC Journal, A Presidents’ Day Reflection: The Intertwined History of the U.S. and Nations OverseasThe Edinburgh Reporter, Presidents’ Day ceremony held in Edinburgh
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2010 Winning Essay The Hugh S. Sidey Scholarship
Today, the face of news seems to change more rapidly than headlines floating across a cable news program's ticker. Reporters young and experienced alike face an unstable job market and an uncertain future as the journalism industry struggles to find a viable business model. However, some things still hold true. The presidency remains, as Hugh Sidey said in his 2004 book "
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National History Day Resources
The 2024 National History Day (NHD) theme is Turning Points in History. The White House Historical Association offers a variety of resources to assist students working on NHD projects.
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2019 Winning Essay The Hugh S. Sidey Scholarship
In modern history, there is no precedent in which to underscore the tumultuous, unnerving and trying relationship between that of President Donald Trump and the news media. Past relationships between presidents and the press have offered divisiveness, yet no era quite exemplifies nor matches the challenges presented today. As newsrooms, both at a local and national level, struggle to remain
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Mike Davis
Mike Davis is an 18-year veteran of the technology industry where he focused the development of new storage, data management, and content distribution technologies. Mike currently drives strategy, planning, and marketing for the Glacier storage service at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amazon’s archival storage solution with Exabytes of data under management. Prior to Amazon, Mike led Dell’s definition and
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C-Suite Quarterly
The White House Historical Association strives to bring our mission to industry leaders across the sectors of finance, entertainment, arts, and technology through a media partnership with CSQ / C-Suite Quarterly, a publication for investors, executives, entrepreneurs, and advisors in Los Angeles and New York. Since 2008, CSQ Magazine has published inspiring profiles on industry leaders, connected executives through networking events, and
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Monica Gray Logothetis
Monica Gray Logothetis is the Co-Founder & CEO of DreamWakers.org, a national education technology nonprofit that virtually connects under-resourced classrooms to exceptional career professionals. Under her leadership, DreamWakers has expanded to over 40 states in three years, and now harnesses the power of free video chat services to serve thousands of students in low-income communities. Her work has been recognized
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Lee Rainie
Lee Rainie is the Director of Internet and Technology research at the Pew Research Center, a non-profit, non–partisan “fact tank” that studies the social impact of the internet. The Project has issued more than 650 reports based on its surveys that examine people’s online activities and the internet’s role in their lives. All of its reports and datasets are availa
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Carrie Villar
Carrie Villar is the John & Neville Bryan Associate Director of Museum Collections at the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In this role, she oversees the collections management across the Trust’s portfolio of historic sites and staffs the Collections Committee that makes decisions regarding deaccessioning and the use of those funds for direct care. Prior to that, Carrie served as
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Canadian State Visits to the White House
December 6, 1927: Governor General Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st Marquess of Willingdon — Canada’s governor general and wife Marie arrived at Union Station and were greeted by Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg and Mrs. Clara Kellogg, and then inspected an honor guard of U.S. Marines. A cavalry troop with drawn sabers then escorted the visitors to the Canadian legation on Massachusetts Aven