OAH 2020

Greetings:

I will have a room with two queen beds at the OAH annual meeting hotel,

I am looking for a female roommate to split the cost of housing for the OAH 2020 Annual Meeting.

This shared accommodation will be available beginning Wednesday, April 1, through the morning of Monday, April 5, 2020.

SHGAPE TRAVEL GRANTS

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The Organization of American Historians welcomes applications for the 2020 Lerner-Scott Prize.

DEADLINE: APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY OCTOBER 1, 2019

The Lerner-Scott Prize is given annually by the Organization of American Historians for the best doctoral dissertation in U.S. women’s history. The prize is named for Gerda Lerner and Anne Firor Scott, both pioneers in women’s history and past presidents of the OAH.

A dissertation must be completed during the period July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 to be eligible for the 2020 Lerner-Scott Prize.

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H-SHGAPE subscribers: 

If you are a student member of SHGAPE and attending the OAH in April, we have complimentary tickets to our luncheon, Friday, April 5, 11:30-1pm, featuring a talk by Kristin Hoganson, "Globality and the Rural Midwest."

If interested, please contact Amy Wood at alwood@ilstu.edu

Proposals for panels at the Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting in Washington DC are due by February 1.  You can search for prospective panelists and ideas at the OAH/H-Net Crossroads site, which also links to the CFP.

Good wishes

Peter Knupfer

Hello!

I am organizing a panel for the 2020 annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians on legacies of the US civil rights/black freedom movement. My own research examines how a focus on the connections among integration strategies and post-civil rights racial liberalism, and how popular culture reinforced these connections.

If your research fits this theme, please send me the title of your paper, along with a brief abstract and biographical paragraph via email (bfowler@wayne.edu) by January 30, 2019.