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Wilma Dykeman - 1978 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-17-78. Dykeman and James Still discuss Elizabeth Madox Roberts. Still talks about and reads from his own writing.

Wilma Dykeman - Side A: Unnamed Conference at Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, 1973. Rev. R. Baldwin Lloyd speaks on topic "The Human Spirit of Appalachia." Side B: Wilma Dykeman reads from and discusses portions of Mildred Haun's Hawk's Done Gone and Harriette Arnow's The Doll Maker. (no place / no date) (? Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop)

Wilma Dykeman - 1977 Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop. Discusses her own writing and that of Mildred Haun, in particular her book The Hawk's Done Gone. 6-12-77

INTERVIEW: Wilma Dykeman by Jim Wayne Miller 10-1-73. Discussion of Return the Innocent Earth and other writings. Produced by Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY

Wilma Dykeman speaking at Berea College Commencement 1987

Wilma Dykeman Memorial Service 6-13-2007

Berea College Convocation 4-16-92: Wilma Dykeman Stokley reading from her Explorations and The Tall Woman with wide ranging remarks on the themes of "discipline and freedom" and "imagination and reality."

History of Appalachia: Wilma Dykeman Stokley 5-12-83, Knoxville, TN. Part of series Appalachia in Perspective produced by the James R. Stokely Institute for Liberal Arts Education. (n.p. - n.d.)(Mt. 302.74 H673) (Shelved with other Mountain Videos)

Literature of Appalachia: Wilma Dykeman Stokley 5-12-83, Knoxville, TN. Part of series Appalachia in Perspective produced by the James R. Stokely Institute for Liberal Arts Education. (n.p. - n.d.) (Mt. 302.74 L766) (Shelved with other Mountain Videos)

Mountain Maternal Health League 50th Anniversary Dinner 10-21-86. Main speaker - Wilma Dykeman. Includes numerous persons instrumental in the organization's founding, operation at the time, financial and community support. (See Also WD's RG 9 Collection) Some of these are Louise and Francis Hutchins, Eleanor Churchill, Julia Stammer, Dr. A.S. Holms, Betty Olinger, and Bill Suters.