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Convention Theme The 2008 Sigma Tau Delta convention invites you to celebrate contradiction in a city that is something of a paradox itself.
Louisville was founded by a rebel —an American revolutionary general— yet is named for a French aristocrat. The city and the adjacent Ohio River symbolized freedom for slaves escaping to the North but housed a booming slave trade in its day. Its Kentucky Derby spurs on gamblers from around the globe without Louisville forfeiting the charm and gentility of a Southern city. And this polished and urban locale still manages to conjure images of bluegrass music and rolling hills. Read full convention theme article by Convention Chair, Dr. Shannin Schroeder. Brochure |
Updates2008 Convention Award Winners
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Louisville photography is courtesy of Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau unless otherwise noted in the file name. |
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