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BUILDING
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Pamela Lyons Brinegar,
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2019 “New Dresses,” Silver Threads, Carnegie Center for Literacy
and Learning,
Lexington,
“Who Lived and Died in Your House?” HistoryYOU Genealogy
Day, Lexington Public
“House Histories Parts
One and Two,” Kentuckiana Family Research Conference, Family “Amanda Lee and her Cynthiana, Kentucky House,”
slide presentation posted 18 March
2018 “House Histories,”
Second
Saturday Symposium, Kentucky Historical Society and
“Freedom
Delayed – The Robinson Family of Lexington,” Bluegrass Roots, pp. 4-12,
Invited researcher, KY Ancestors Town Hall (an exposition
based on PBS’s Genealogy
“Genealogy Research Online: Navigating Free Sites,”
Watering Your Family Tree
“Wayfaring Strangers: Irish to America,” Irish
Homecoming, McConnell Springs Park,
“FamilySearch: Your New Best Friend,” Kentuckiana Family
Research Conference,
2017 “The Pie Reprised,” Taste, a division of Penguin Random
House, 2 November.
“Building Our Own Irish
Stories,” Eastern KY Genealogy & History Conference,
“FamilySearch: Your Next Best Friend,” Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Lexington,
“Appalachian Irish and the Long Eighteenth Century,”
Irish Homecoming, McConnell
“FamilySearch: Your Next
Best Friend,” Watering Your Family Tree series, Lexington
“Building Credible Irish Stories,” Kentuckiana Family
Research Conference, Family
2016 “It’s All about Eastern Kentucky
Ancestors,” Watering Your Family Tree
series,
“Building Our Own Irish Stories,” Irish
Homecoming, McConnell Springs Park,
“Telling Our Own Irish Stories, parts One and
Two,” Second Saturday Symposium, “135 Constitution Street, Lexington, Kentucky.” House history.
2015 “Researching Female Ancestors,”
Kentuckiana Family Research Conference, Louisville,
“Finding Your Family’s Story,” Ohavay Zion
Synagogue, Lexington, Kentucky, April 19.
“Building Irish Stories,” McConnell Springs
Park, Lexington, Kentucky, April 11.
“Telling Our Own Irish Stories,” Watering Your Family Tree lecture series,
Lexington
2014 “Researching Female Ancestors,” Eastern
Kentucky Genealogy & History Conference,
“Researching Female Ancestors,” Watering Your Family Tree lecture
series, Lexington
“Building Our Own Irish Stories,” An Irish
Homecoming, McConnell Springs Park,
“Notes on 509 Hill Street, Louisville,
Kentucky.”
House history.
2013
“Where O Where Can They Be? – Researching Women Part One” and Casting a Wider
“Genealogical Standards,” part of the Watering Your Family Tree series,
Lexington
2012
“Researching Nineteenth-Century African American Women,” NGS Magazine, National
“How-to-Genealogy Research,” Civil War Days,
Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park, Jessamine County, Kentucky (an assigned
title). September.
“Researching Nineteenth-Century African
American Women,” National Genealogical
2011
“James William
Vaughan and his Railroading Descendants,” Kentucky Ancestors,
“Genealogy 101,” luncheon address,
Blue Grass Kiwanis, Lexington, Kentucky. July.
2010 “Horses
and Humans,” including research on African-American jockey Isaac B.
2010
“Johann Nacht Family
of Tuscarawas and Stark Counties, Ohio,” Ohio Genealogical
2009 “The Search
for Isaac Murphy’s Parents,” Columns,
The International Society of
“Using
Indirect Evidence to Find a Father for Leonard Lyons,” The Lyon’s tale, 60:2,
2006 “Professional
and Occupational Regulation,” The Book of the States 2006.
The Council
2005 “Professional
Licensing,” The Book of the States 2005.
The Council of State
2004 “Trends
and Issues in State Professional Licensing,” The Book of the States
2004.
The
“Governance
v. Management,” opening address,
The
International Conference of
“Meeting
Your Mission through Your Website,” opening address, The Association of
2003+ Occasional
articles for The Bluegrass Historian,
Lexington History Museum, Lexington,
2002 Online
Board Member Training program, The Council on Licensure, Enforcement and
2001 "Distance Learning And Quality
Assurance of The Regulated Professions" in Quality
2000 "The
Mission of Stakeholder Organizations in Licensure: The Mission of the Council
on
"Meeting
the Challenges of the 21st Century: Professional Perspective," New York
State Board of Regents' Conference on the Professions, October 3.
"Let's Meet CLEAR,"
luncheon address, North American Cemetery Regulators Association annual
conference, Lexington, Kentucky
"Distance
Learning - It's Been Around Forever" The Center for Quality Assurance in
International Education, annual meeting, Santa Fe, New Mexico, June 4.
"Continuing
Education: Does it Protect the Public?" Midwestern regional meeting of The
Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, Branson, Missouri, March.
1999 Brinegar,
Pam and Melissa McGinley, "Telepractice: Using Technology for the
World," in
1998 Professional Regulation across
Boundaries - Telepractice," New York State Board of Regents'
Conference on the Professions, October 21.
1997 Brinegar,
Pam and Melissa McGinley, “Doctoring Long Distance,” State Government
Brinegar, Pam and
Melissa McGinley, “Legislatures Consider Telepractice,” CLEAR News,
“Telepractice
and the Regulatory Implications of National Workforce Trends,”
“Board
Members and the Public Trust,” Keynote Presentation, The American
“Welcome
to CLEAR,” The American Association of State Counseling Boards annual conference,
Hot Springs, Arkansas, January 24.
1996 Brinegar,
Pam and Bruce Douglas, “Alternative
Dispute Resolution and Professional
1992 Brinegar,
Pamela Lyons and Kara L. Schmitt, "State
Occupational and Professional
Nebiker, Robert;
Romelfanger, Mary; Schmitt, Kara and Brinegar, Pam, Massachusetts
1990 Occupational and Professional Regulation in
the States: A Comprehensive Compilation
Berry, Frances
Stokes and Brinegar, Pamela Lyons, "State Regulation of the
1989 The Directory of State Licensing Officials
(ed). The National Clearinghouse on
1988 "The
1988 Medicare Act: States Face Higher Health Bill," State Government News,
Berry, Frances
Stokes and Brinegar, Pamela Lyons, "State
Regulation of the
Scheduling Authorities Directory. The National Association of State Controlled
1985 Medical Malpractice: Issues and Resolutions.
The Council of State Governments, Lexington, Kentucky.
1983 "Perspectives
on Cultural Development in Eastern Kentucky," Practicing Anthropology |
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