Dear SHEARites, only three weeks until we meet in Cleveland for our 40th annual conference! If you have pre-registered, thank you. If you haven’t, please pre-register today at https://shear.ticketleap.com/2018-shear-annual-meeting/details. Pre-registration closes next week on 5 July, so if you miss the window you will have to register on-site using
Hello SHEARites!
Hello SHEARites!
SHEARites! A small bit of time-sensitive conference news.
Hamilton the musical opens in Cleveland during SHEAR’s 40th annual meeting. The show will run 17 July to 26 August and the only way to purchase tickets to Hamilton is visiting www.playhousesquare.org on April 13th beginning at 9:00 a.m. Don't throw away your shot!
REMINDER: SHEAR 2018 graduate research seminars applications due April 20th
SHEAR is pleased to open registration for the 4th annual graduate student research luncheon seminars. Reserve your spot for a free catered luncheon facilitated by two senior scholars in the field on Friday, 20 July 2018.
2nd Annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop
Call for Applications DEADLINE EXTENDED
SHEAR is pleased to announce the second annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop and to invite applications for four sessions at the annual meeting 19-22 July 2018 in Cleveland.
Call for Applications: 2nd Annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop
SHEAR is pleased to announce the second annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop and to invite applications for four sessions at the annual meeting 19-22 July 2018 in Cleveland.
SHEAR is pleased to open registration for the 4th annual graduate student research luncheon seminars. Reserve your spot for a free catered luncheon facilitated by two senior scholars in the field on Friday, 20 July 2018.
2nd Annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop
Call for Applications
SHEAR is pleased to announce the second annual SHEAR Second-Book Writers’ Workshop and to invite applications for four sessions at the annual meeting 19-22 July 2018 in Cleveland.
I am seeking to create a paper panel for OAH 2019 (or SHEAR 2018) that examines topics in Early America, either late colonial or early republic. My work explores the shift of historic narratives through the long 18th century, from colonial times to the early republic, and engages themes of identity, nostalgia, memory, and nationalism, among others. This is a topic that can be accessed and applied widely.
Feel free to contact me directly at reason@purdue.edu
I look forward to hearing from you!
Best wishes,
Amanda Rumba
