Hello H-CivWar readers,
today we continue our multipart video interview series with Ana-Lucia Araujo. We chat about the difficulty of remembering slavery at plantations like Monticello and Mount Vernon.
Hi Susan,
I registered for this without a problem (I think). Did you write "independent scholar" in the box asking for affiliation?
Laura
As one of the list moderators, I regret that you encountered snags while trying to register for this interview event. I myself just registered, using my research project name, and giving my "university" as "Independent Scholar." I hope you'll find that an approach like this will work for you. The registration page does mention that a recording will be available afterwards in case you are unable to register.
Barbara Williams Ellertson
Dear Colleagues,
As part of a new initiative at H-Ukraine, we are going to publish information about recently published books in Ukrainian studies that are featured on various podcasts. This month, several books were featured on the New Books Network podcast, a channel dedicated to promoting new scholarship through author interviews. Below, you will find links to the most recent podcasts featuring books in Ukrainian studies. We will add new podcast updates weekly.
I just tried to register for this but registration requires a university and department affiliation. Not exactly independent scholar friendly. Am I missing something? Thank you.
Susan Walters Schmid
Your network editor has reposted this from H-Announce. The byline reflects the original authorship.
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Julia Carroll is a PhD Candidate in Boston University’s American & New England Studies Program (AMNESP). She studies histories of the Atlantic world, specifically intersections of religion, race, and the physical landscape. Her dissertation explores eighteenth-century proslavery evangelical itinerants, including George Whitefield and his Calvinist-Methodist transatlantic network, and their influence on public policy and notions of race.
To begin, tell me a bit about yourself and your scholarly work.
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