5/23 – Open Knowledge Fellowship
Interested in applying for the Open Knowledge Fellowship’s upcoming Summer 2023 cohort? Curious to hear more about how “open knowledge”
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5/17 – Feat. Marc Kagan, an invite to the the GC 2023 Dissertation Showcase
At this fun, fast-paced event, 13 graduating students will present their research in 3 min each. Reception with food and
Read more5/18 – ARC SEMINAR: SWAPNA BANERJEE
“The Many Worlds of Indian Ayahs: From the Colonial Households in India to the TransAtlantic Domains (Eighteenth through Twenty-First Centuries)”
Read more5/10 – Uncertainty in Crowdsourced Digital History Projects (online seminar)
The seminar aims to understand the different types of uncertainty in crowdsourced digital history projects and how to address them
Read more5/11 – Queer Student Social
Join us for a queer night filled with chat, conversations, laughter, food and drinks. Queer Student Social Thursday, May 11th
Read more5/3 – Academic Job Panel
Featuring Professor Julia Sneeringer (chair of history at Queens College and GC faculty member), Professor Tanisha Ford (GC faculty member),
Read more4/18 – NYS Health Insurance Marketplace Workshop – “Key Health Insurance Options for New Yorkers”
This workshop will include an overview of the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid, Child Health Plus, the Essential Plan, Qualified Health
Read moreCongratulations to Prof. McDougall, 2023-2024 Fellow of the NYPL Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers
The New York Public Library’s Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers has selected its 25th class
Read more4/18 – GIANTS, WATERFALLS, AND WASHING MACHINES: Similes in retold disaster narratives
Existing research on figurative language related to disasters has tended to focus on the use of metaphor in media and
Read more4/17 – Kerri K. Greenidge on The Grimkes, the Legacy of Slavery in an American Family
Sarah and Angelina Grimke―the Grimke sisters―are revered figures in American history, famous for rejecting their privileged lives on a plantation
Read moreFall 2023 Fellowship opportunity in the Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid
The Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid invites applications for Graduate Assistants or the 2023-2024 academic year. Our office helps
Read more3/29 – 10th Annual John Patrick Diggins Memorial Lecture
Daniel Immerwahr on Guns, Germs, and Wood: The Landscape of U.S. Settler Colonialism In the nineteenth century, settlers spread across
Read moreAmerican Historical Society online events
Throughout the year, the AHA hosts many online events for both members and the public. These events bring together scholars
Read more3/24 – Dutch Oil, Dominican Sugar and the Back Doors of the Caribbean Diaspora, 1910-1970: Margo Groenewoud in Conversation with Chelsea Schields
The development of the oil industries on the Dutch Caribbean islands Curaçao (1918) and Aruba (1928) and the booming sugar
Read more3/24 – Academic Article Publishing Q&A (a Peer Mentor Program)
Academic Article Publishing Q&A with Professor Benjamin Carp: on Friday, March 24 at 1:15pm, get all your questions answered on submitting
Read moreThe PhD Program in History Student Bios
The PhD Program in History has approximately 100 students currently enrolled, including:
Read more3/22 – Dissertation Proposal Workshop (a Peer Mentor Program)
Join the Peer Mentors on Wednesday, March 22 at 11am for a workshop all about the dissertation proposal – the exciting
Read more3/12 – Prof Waldstreicher featured on the Lehrman Institute’s Book Breaks
Please join The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History for Book Breaks on Sunday, March 12, at 2 pm ET to hear David
Read moresummer workshop bringing together German and American graduate students
Sociologist Daniel Bell wrote in the 1950s that “Americans have an extraordinary talent for compromise in politics and extremism in
Read moreOIRE Fellows Program 2023-2024
The Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness (OIRE) is seeking two Research Analysts for its Fellowship Program. OIRE is an administrative unit
Read more3/21 – retirement party for Blanche Wiesen Cook
Dear History and BAM communities, It is my great pleasure to invite you to a retirement party for Blanche Wiesen Cook on Tuesday
Read more3/3 – CG Center for Jewish Studies
The CG Center for Jewish Studies is hosting an open house on March 3, at 11am in room C204. There
Read more3/21 – After Year Five: Information Session about Funding and Insurance after the end of your GCF
History students who have a Graduate Center Fellowship are invited to an information session with Anne Ellis [Director of Graduate
Read moreCongratulations to Prof. David Waldstreicher on his New York Times book review and interview
“A Fresh Look at a Pioneering Black Voice of Revolutionary America” is an in-depth look at Prof. David Waldstreicher‘s new
Read more3/7 – David Waldstreicher on Phillis Wheatley
Admired by George Washington, ridiculed by Thomas Jefferson, published in London, and read far and wide, Phillis Wheatley led one
Read moreFeb 27 – PSC Monday Morning Rally
The Professional Staff Congress is the union that represents 30,000 faculty and staff (include graduate student workers) at the City
Read more3/6 – Democracia Agora ou Nunca
Join us for a discussion with an exemplary panel of publicly engaged scholars about the current challenges of Brazil’s new
Read moreACLS Leading Edge Fellowships for recent PhDs
In 2023, ACLS Leading Edge Fellowships will place up to 22 recent PhDs in two-year fellowship positions at organizations tackling
Read moreMALS Advising Fellow Program – 2023-2024
The Advising Fellow Program provides vital academic support to students in the Master’s in Liberal Studies (MALS) program at the
Read more3/2 – Conference Workshop (a Peer Mentor Program)
Get advice on how to rock your next conference submission and presentation! This will be a HYBRID event in the
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