History Program Events

The Curriculum Enhancement Project wants to hear from history students about how the department currently serves them in preparing them

When Bill Clinton became president, his campaign’s catch phrase, “The Economy, Stupid” encapsulated a commitment to the rejuvenation and transformation

The Peer Mentorship Program is putting together programming to support students through the coming year. We have a workshop on

Save the date! The inaugural Judith Stein Lecture in Political Economy, featuring Prof. Nelson Lichtenstein (Professor Emeritus, UC Santa Barbara),

We (the GC History Mentors) are interrupting your summer with an important announcement about that syllabus you meant to have

The Sixth Annual CUNY Early American Republic Seminar Graduate Student Conference: “Historians Communicating about Slavery: The Return of the Culture

This Friday! You are invited to the GC PhD Program in History‘s 12th annual graduate student conference on Friday, April

Please join a conversation on Monday, March 7, 2:00-3:00pm between faculty (Elissa Bemporad and/or Mark Lewis) and third-year student David

Best practices, strategies, and tips for archival research in the time of COVID Tuesday, February 15, 12:00-1:30pm RSVP to gchistorymentors@gmail.com

Please join the Peer Mentors for a Teaching Conversation, an informal space for student discussion, on February 10th at 4:30pm.

In Middle Eastern cities as early as the mid-8th century, the Sons of Sasan begged, trained animals, sold medicinal plants

The PhD Program in History at the CUNY Graduate Center invites proposals for individual papers or panels at the 12th

The PhD Program in History at the CUNY Graduate Center invites proposals for individual papers or panels at the 12th

The Peer Mentors Program will be hosting its annual workshop on the first year exam on Tuesday, November 16th at

From early-stage students trying to plan a research trip to those in their fifth year and beyond looking to fund

Following on our workshop in September on identifying positions and careers outside of academia, the History Program will host Dr.

Professor Donna Haverty-Stacke (Hunter College and The Graduate Center) presents: “Let’s Talk: Bridging Subfields of History through Biography. The Fierce

Please join the Peer Mentors for a workshop on preparing for and taking the orals exam on Wed., October 13th

Current students in the PhD Program in History are invited to “Career-Defining, part 1: Identifying professional opportunities for History PhD’s,”

Every Tuesday, from 9/14—10/26 we’re hosting in person and virtual quiet working hours. If you’re tired of working alone or looking to

Calling all caregivers! Whether you’re a parent, care for a relative, or expect to, we’re inviting you to a workshop

Professor Donna Haverty-Stacke (Hunter College and The Graduate Center) presents: “Let’s Talk: Bridging Subfields of History through Biography. The Fierce