H-SC seeks to serve the community of scholars researching, preserving, teaching or learning about South Carolina history and culture. The network is a forum for reviews of books, announcements from archives, museums, libraries, and other cultural institutions about programming, research opportunities, research inquiries, public history, organizing conference panels, and discussion of significant themes on the Palmetto State.
I'm looking to put together a session on childhood in the Early Republic in the South at the Georgia Association of Historians annual meeting February 25-27, 2022, in Athens, Georgia.
Call for Papers
Southern Cultures: Sanctuaries
Guest Editor: Annette M. Rodríguez (University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill)
Dear H-SC Redaers,
Open Access is reshaping the scientific world by making research available to the masses while, at the same time, putting a tremendous burden on researchers who don't have the financial resources to support Open Access publication.
Stephanie Paalvast, head of Open Research at Brill Publishers will speak with Avi Staiman, CEO of Academic Language Experts about:
How you should decide if your research should be published open?
The finances of publication fees (APC’s) for open research and how to negotiate a better rate
Call for Papers
Dear all,
The South Carolina Historical Association is now on twitter here at @scha1931. Please consider following and do not hesitate to tag the account so we can circulate your South Carolina-related news, research, and questions.
Thank you,
Melissa DeVelvis
