Mimi Wortham-Brown
Mimi Wortham-Brown
Archivist & Digital Content Editor
Mimi began her work at South Carolina ETV in 1975, as the assistant to the program manager. She served for 23 years as the program manager before beginning her work in the ETV archives.
In 1998, ETV's K-12 educational website, KnowItAll.org, was developed, and Mimi's focus turned to identifying ETV content that could be used for education.
Much of her time is now devoted to bringing content produced by South Carolina ETV over the past 50+ years to ETV Classics, where it can once again be enjoyed by the public. Share these treasures with your friends and associates! Enjoy!
Image is from South Carolina ETV's production of Cinderella aired on PBS in 1974. Mimi was a classical ballet teacher before coming to South Carolina ETV.
Stories
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Travel Bug Got You? Check Out Our Series and Collections and Go!
July 03, 2019Our virtual tours, videos, interactives, and 3D VRs are great for enlightening you on many subjects—and keeping your brain engaged while your body takes a well-deserved time out! And you still get to see lots of places without leaving the comfort of your favorite chair!... -
Ernest "Fritz" Hollings | SCETV Profile (1991)
April 11, 2019This program from the Profile series, produced in 1991, relays the story of Sen. Fritz Hollings, through reflections of his wife, friends and colleagues, and through one-on-one interviews. Hollings was born in Charleston in 1922, the fourth of five children. He finished high... -
Ernest "Fritz" Hollings | SCETV Profile (1976)
April 11, 2019Produced in 1976 for the Profile series, this program begins with Senator Hollings' upbringing in Charleston, and his graduation from The Citadel in 1942. He served in the Army in World War II, attaining the rank of captain. He then attended law school at the University of... -
SCETV PBS LearningMedia: Contextualizing the March on Washington & More
February 01, 2019Contextualizing the March on Washington The 1963 March on Washington was a promise of unity. Help your students appreciate the significance of this event – and its role in the larger Civil Rights Movement. Discover more in this collection of lesson plans, firsthand accounts...
