5/13 – Names of New York: Discovering the City’s Past, Present, and Future Through its Place-Names
NYU’s Institute for Public Knowledge and The Gotham Center for New York City History invites you to a book talk
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5/13 – Elizabeth Heath on “Economic Refugee: The Imperial Origins of a Troubled Concept”
Why is economic impoverishment not a basis for refugee status? Though the United Nations recognizes many kinds of refugees—political, religious,
Read moreOpen Letter on Persistent Delayed Payments for Graduate Center Science Fellows
History community – I encourage everyone to consider signing this Open Letter on Persistent Delayed Payments for Graduate Center Science
Read moreGlobal Scholars Achieving Career Success part-time project coordinator
A project coordinator is sought for the program Global Scholars Achieving Career Success (GSACS) funded by the Stevens Initiative and implemented by
Read moreMay Events at The Writing Center
In this final month of the semester, The Writing Center will be hosting two webinars. As usual, we also continue
Read moreThe Writing Center’s Dissertation Clinic, 5/10-5/14
Space is still available in The Writing Center’s final Dissertation and Thesis Clinic of the semester, which runs from May 10
Read moreBaruch College seeks instructors
Baruch College seeks instructors for the following Fall 2021 daytime courses: HIS 1000 Themes in American History 3 hours;
Read more5/7 – Conversations with… Craig Taylor (on NEW YORKERS: A City and Its People in Our Time)
Craig Taylor is an oral historian and author of the best-selling Londoners, as well as contributor to the New York Times,
Read moreNYPL Grab and Go for Researchers
The New York Public Library is expanding access to print materials through a new Grab and Go for Researchers program.
Read moreMina Rees Library | Week of May 3, 2021
Library workshops widely for the week of May 3, 2021 Humanities and Arts Funding Opportunities May 7 @ 1:00
Read moreNew York Labor History Association Bernard Bellush Prize
BERNARD BELLUSH PRIZE The Bernard Bellush Prize recognizes outstanding unpublished scholarship by graduate students in American labor and work history.
Read moreFall 2021 History Adjuncts Needed at York College
Two courses: HIST204 (Liberal Arts) Contemporary America 3 hrs. 3 crs. America since 1945 with emphasis on the development of society
Read moreUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison tenure track opening in Early Modern European History
The History Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has opened a search for two Assistant Professor (tenure track) positions in
Read more5/6 – Laurie Woodard on “Imperial Monsters: Fredi Washington, B-Rated Zombies, and Impossible Biographies”
Please join the PhD Program in History and the M.A. Program in Biography and Memoir on May 6 at 2
Read moreSeton Hall University collection of Greco-Roman coins and antiquities mini fellowships
Seton Hall University is offering a mini fellowship opportunity ($2500 – $5000) for a scholar who will use their collection
Read more4/28 – The Challenges and Rewards of the Freelance Life
It has been estimated that 25-30% of all U.S. workers are freelancers, consultants, part-timers, on-call workers, term workers, temps., and
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