Batavia resident, AU Museum Director Discusses Chief Blackhawk

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Al Benson
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abenson@aurora.edu

6/19/2009


AURORA, Ill. – Meg Bero, executive director of Aurora University’s Schingoethe Center for Native American Cultures, spoke at McHenry County College in Crystal Lake on June 16.

Bero, a Batavia resident, discussed "Blackhawk and the Native Peoples of Illinois" at a professional development program for MCC educators.

Bero illustrated her second annual presentation to MCC teachers with Native American artifacts from the AU museum. They included a Native American chief’s headdress, a beaver felt top hat, and a peace medal given to Native Americans by government officials at treaty signings.

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