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Online Program: Night with a Museum

The National First Ladies Museum

Explore how America’s First Ladies have challenged expectations, broke barriers, and expanded opportunities for women. From pioneering achievements to moments of quiet influence, this program showcases the ways First Ladies have shaped history while advancing progress.

About the Speaker: As the Director of Education & Curatorial Services for the National First Ladies Library & Museum at the First Ladies National Historic Site, Stephanie Bohnak brings a distinguished background and unwavering dedication to the institution. With an MA in History and Public History from Bowling Green State University, specializing in women's history and American enslavement, Bohnak is dedicated to illuminating often-overlooked narratives in American history. Her BA in History from the University of Akron, accompanied by minors in Anthropology and Classics, provides a comprehensive understanding of historical contexts and concepts. Additionally, Stephanie Bohnak holds an AS in Culinary Arts from Sullivan University, reflecting a diverse skill set that enriches educational endeavors with interdisciplinary perspectives. In this role, Stephanie Bohnak leads educational programming and outreach, while also assisting with collections management and curation, ensuring that exhibits are both engaging and historically accurate. Through innovative programming and research, exhibits, and outreach, Stephanie Bohnak honors the legacies of America's First Ladies while fostering historical literacy and inclusivity for all. 

This program is online on Zoom. After registering, you receive a link to the Zoom webinar at least three hours before the program. If the event is full, or if you prefer, you can watch the live stream on YouTube.com/@SchaumLib. A recording of the program is available at YouTube.com/@SchaumLib within 24 hours of the program's conclusion. 

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