Call For Papers
The Challenge of Diversity
A Conference on Global Minorities
3rd Annual Graduate Student Conference of the UCSC Center for World History
April 24, 2020 at UC Santa Cruz
Keynote Speaker: Priya Satia, Stanford University
This two-year Master`s program grounds students in the vibrant field of global history through a regional focus on Russian, former Soviet and Eurasian spaces. How do these area studies benefit from the global history paradigm and its key current debates? How does in turn its classic problematic of modern empires and critiques of Eurocentrism benefit from Eurasian regional material and the emerging engagement with the questions of the anthropocene, histories of gender and economy, studies of science and technology, and religion and secularism?
Rutgers University Division of Global Affairs
Annual Global Affairs Conference
"GLOBAL POLITICS IN THE ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE"
April 3, 2020
WHEATS is an intensive, cutting-edge conference that brings together graduate students and recent PhDs who study the environment, agriculture, technology or science from a historical perspective.
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) Archives is pleased to announce that it is accepting applications for its 2020 fellowship program.
The Editorial Board of the Journal of Women’s History is proud to announce the fourth biennial prize for the best article manuscript in the field of women’s history authored by a graduate student. Article manuscripts in any chronological and geographical area are welcome. Manuscripts should not exceed 10,000 words, including endnotes,
After the PhD: Exploring Career Paths in the Humanities
At H-Grad, we have made a concerted effort to better utilize our network and its members to compile useful resources for our community. (Be sure to check out our ever-expanding list of links, especially those pertaining to teaching and TA resources!)
Happy New Year from the H-Grad editorial staff!
Along with resolutions to eat healthier, sleep more, and exercise regularly, many of us are also making a vow to read and write more effectively, become better teachers, and pursue new opportunities, such as conferences and academic journal submissions. H-Grad’s site is continually growing, with ideas to help you begin, and follow through on, your resolutions throughout the year.
After the PhD: Exploring Career Paths in the Humanities
After the PhD: Teaching at a Community College with Dr. Brian Malone
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