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Celebrate Slovakia

Below, are photos from the event on June 17, 2004.

Prof. Meredith used an overhead projector and numerous handouts to help tell the story of Slovakia's past, present and future.
Professor Meredith used an overhead projector and numerous handouts to help tell the story of Slovakia's past, present and future.
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard offers words of welcome to the audience attending "UWGB Downtown: Connecting for Lunch." Shepard said the luncheon series connects UW-Green Bay with the community it serves.
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard offers words of welcome to the audience attending "UWGB Downtown: Connecting for Lunch." Shepard said the luncheon series connects UW-Green Bay with the community it serves.
Prof. Meredith is joined at the luncheon by others with ties to Slovakia. Pictured here are, from left, Meredith, Joel Blahnik, Johanna Hinke, a UW-Green Bay student who served as Miss Czech-Slovak in Wisconsin during 2003-04, and Simona Beskova, a resident of Slovakia who is visiting Wisconsin this summer.
Professor Meredith is joined at the luncheon by others with ties to Slovakia. Pictured here are, from left, Meredith, Joel Blahnik, Johanna Hinke, a UW-Green Bay student who served as Miss Czech-Slovak in Wisconsin during 2003-04, and Simona Beskova, a resident of Slovakia who is visiting Wisconsin this summer.
Dressed in traditional Slovakian attire, Joel Blahnik signals Prof. Meredith's arrival by playing a cowhorn, an instrument still common in the folk culture of Slovakian villages.
Dressed in traditional Slovakian attire, Joel Blahnik signals Professor Meredith's arrival by playing a cowhorn, an instrument still common in the folk culture of Slovakian villages.

 

 
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