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Discussion published by Jon Lauck on Friday, March 24, 2023

CORRECTION -- Middle West Review is collecting data

CORRECTION -- Middle West Review is collecting data on any and all courses which are offered at American colleges on the subject of Midwestern history. Kevin Mason at Waldorf University is leading the data collection. If you have information on such courses, please let Professor Mason know. Here is his email address: Kevin.Mason@waldorf.edu As part of this study, MWR is interested in noting how many courses on Midwestern history are taught in comparison to courses on the history of the American West and South. 

Discussion published by Jon Lauck on Thursday, March 23, 2023

Courses on Midwestern History--Study

Middle West Review is collecting data on any and all courses which are offered at American colleges on the subject of Midwestern history. Kevin Mason at Waldorf University is leading the data collection. If you have information on such courses, please let Professor Mason know at the address below. 

 

Kevin Mason, PhD 
Associate Professor of History
Departmental Chair of History

Discussion published by Jon Lauck on Friday, March 17, 2023

Call-for-Papers: Northern Great Plains History Conference

58TH NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS HISTORY CONFERENCE

 

SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA

 

HOST: THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA            

 

The History Department at The University of South Dakota invites you to the Fifty-Eighth Northern Great Plains History Conference in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, from September 27-30, 2023. The conference will take place downtown in the City Centre Holiday Inn on Eighth Street.

Discussion published by Jon Lauck on Saturday, December 3, 2022

CFP for Midwestern History Association Conference in May 2023

NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS!

Building on last year’s theme of “Many Midwests: Constructing Place, Recasting Identity,” we welcome papers relating to all aspects of the history of the American Midwest. This year’s theme of “Many Histories, One Midwest?” is intended to encourage submissions that examine and contextualize whether commonalities may be found among the diverse people and places of the Midwest.

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