Alice Taylor-Colbert

Dr. Alice Taylor-Colbert earned Masters’ and Ph.D. degrees in American Studies from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. She served 5 universities as an American history and public history professor and academic administrator. From 1988 to 2020, she served as an editorial board member of the Journal of Cherokee Studies. In 2004 she participated in a Fulbright-Hayes summer program in South Africa. Taylor-Colbert is a museum curator and archivist and former president of the Georgia Association of Historians. She currently serves on the boards of the South Carolina Historical Association and the Georgia Trail of Tears Association. As an independent consultant, Taylor-Colbert works with South Carolina Humanities on Development and Strategic Initiatives.

Speakers Bureau Topics by Alice Taylor-Colbert

Cherokees in the Revolutionary Era: Diplomacy, Conflict, and Peace

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Native American History and Culture Revolutionary War

The Cherokee Trail of Tears

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Native American History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

From Gone with the Wind to Steel Magnolias: In Search of the Real Southern Woman

Nineteenth-Century History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture The Arts Twentieth-Century History and Culture Women's Studies

Cherokee Crossings: The Ridge Family and Cultural Change

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Native American History and Culture Nineteenth-Century History and Culture

Cherokee Women—Invincible Spirits

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Native American History and Culture Nineteenth-Century History and Culture Twentieth-Century History and Culture Twenty-First-Century History and Culture Women's Studies

Alice Taylor-Colbert

Speakers Bureau Topics by Alice Taylor-Colbert

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