University Collections at McCallaIndiana University525 N. Indiana Ave.Bloomington, IN 47408
Everyone is welcome to attend in person - not just Masons - or the presentations can be viewed via Zoom. CLICK TO REGISTER HERE
For those of us who will be there, lunch will happen at noon, and the speakers will begin at 1:00PM EDT.
The agenda for presenters has just been finalized:
Lunch & Social Hour 12:00 pm-1:00 pmWelcome and Session 1 1:00 pm-1:30 pm"Brother James Gardiner, Pioneer & Masonic Executive"Speaker: Chris RuliSession 2 1:45 pm-2:15 pm"The Franken Manuscript Revisited"Speaker: S. Brent MorrisSession 3 2:30 pm-3:00 pm"Illuminism, Illuminatus, Illuminati: The Making of Modern Conspiracy"Speaker: Erich HuhnSession 4 3:15 pm-3:45 pm"The Chaotic Westward Movement of Freemasonry in the US"Speaker: James GrahamSession 5 4:00 pm-4:30 pm"Creating the Center for Fraternal Collections and Research"Speaker: Heather K. CallowaySpecial Remarks 4:30 pm-5:00 pmGary E. Brinley, Grand Master of Masons in Indiana
The Indiana University Center for Fraternal Collections and Research is proud to host the 2023 Scottish Rite Research Society Symposium! Held at the historic McCalla Building on on the Indiana University Bloomington campus, the symposium features presentations exploring symbolism, philosophy, development and changes to ritual, and more.
Center for Fraternal Collections and Research
The Indiana University Center for Fraternal Collections & Research (CRCR) is devoted to the collecting, protecting, and sharing of fraternal collections for the sake of research and public engagement. CFCR improves scholarship and understanding of fraternal groups, explores their impact on American society, and elucidates their importance across time and to different social groups.
Scottish Rite Research Society
The Scottish Rite Research Society is one of the most dynamic forces in contemporary Masonic research, pursing a publication program that emphasizes quality-both in content and in physical form. The Society has grown to over 4,000 members worldwide since its inception. Its publications have redefined the standards of Masonic scholarship. The administrative offices of the SRRS are at the House of the Temple in Washington, D.C., under the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite. Activities and publications of the Society are governed by the Board of Directors, who are all Life Members of the Society, representing Scottish Rite valleys across the country.
For questions or concerns please contact: cfcrinfo@iu.edu.
For more information concerning this event go to
collections.iu.edu/fraternal-center/ scottish-rite-symposium.html
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