November 12 – An Appreciation of the The National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of New York
Since 1967, and in accordance with its patriotic, public service and educational objectives, The National Society of Colonial Dames in
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The Ph.D. Program in History
at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York
History Program Events
Marc Kagan, PhD candidate, on his arrest at the PSC protest
(In case you hadn’t heard – “Fifty three CUNY faculty and professional staff were arrested on Wednesday, November 4 demanding
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MIA Rossiya Segodnya Press Conference: Heidegger’s ties to the European Far Right
The following is the link to a press conference held in Moscow at MIA Rossiya Segodnia (the main Russian Press
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Nov. 5 – The 6th Annual John Patrick Diggins Memorial Lecture
David A. Hollinger on “Christianity and its American Fate: Where History Interrogates Secularization Theory”
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November 11 – Nick Wilding on “Forging the Moon; Or, How to Spot a Fake Galileo”
The integrity of the historical record is a prime concern for any historian. It follows that the art of detecting
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November 10 What Editors Wish Historians Knew with Nancy Toff from Oxford UP
Nancy Toff is Vice President and executive editor in the academic/trade division of Oxford University Press, New York, where she
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October 7 – Alumni Publications Evening
Curious about how our recent History PhD alumni have had their books published? Join us as the alumni below recount their journeys.
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October 14 – The First Year Mentor Meeting
BECAUSE THE STUDENT HANDBOOK IS NOT WRITTEN IN ONE OF YOUR TWO FOREIGN LANGUAGES… Free Food! Wednesday, October 14, 12:30PM
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Introduction to Library Resources
An overview of the Graduate Center Library will introduce: the library website, subject specific databases, resources beyond the GC library,
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Meet the Student Mentors
Mentor Program 2015-2016 Mike Brenes I am a recently alumnus, having received my PhD in History from the Graduate
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October 2 – Women Writing Women’s Lives 25th Anniversary Conference
Women Writing Women’s Lives Seminar 25th Anniversary Conference October 2, 2015 Biography and memoir writing have been transformed by
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September 11 – Digital Tools to Control the Chaos
History Ducks in a Row GC Librarians lead a hands-on introduction to FREE digital tools to manage research and organize
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September 8 – History’s New Student Orientation and Welcome Back Party
New Student Orientation and Welcome Party, September 8, 2015, 1:00-3:00 pm, History Lounge (5114) Please RSVP to history@gc.cuny.edu
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September 1 – Archival Workflows Panel
History Ducks in a Row! Students and Faculty share Research Organization Techniques Tuesday September 1, 3 – 5 pm History
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October 7 – Alumni Publications Evening
Curious about how our recent History PhD alumni have had their books published? Join us as approximately 10 of them
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May 21 – End-of-semester party!
Starting at 5 pm with the Student/Faculty Meeting . . .
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May 6 – Scholars in Residence Lectures at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture And The Graduate Center, CUNY Present Scholars in Residence Lectures Paula Austin, Schomburg/CUNY
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due May 15th – feedback on the History Department’s Peer Mentor Program
As many of you know, this was the inaugural year of the History Department’s Peer Mentor Program. We’re taking stock
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May 12 – Ilan Ehrlich (History, ’09) on his biography of Eduardo Chibás
Biographies by Fellows: Langdon Hammer on James Merrill, Ilan Ehrlich on Eduardo Chibás 6:30pm Tuesday, May 12, 2015. William P.
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April 28th – The Colombian Origin Population of New York: 1990-2010
The Colombian Origin Population of New York: 1990-2010 Distinguished Professor Laird Bergad, Director of the CLACLS and author, will present
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April 30 – Martha Biondi on “The Black Revolution on Campus” and its Legacy
Please join us for a public presentation featuring Martha Biondi, Prof. of African-American Studies & History, Northwestern University, on the research and writing
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May 1st – CUNY Early American Republic Seminar conference
The City University of New York Early American Republic Seminar cordially invites fellow students, faculty, and interested individuals to our
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FREE COFFEE in the History Lounge until we run out!!
Use the Keurig at will!
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May 1st – Lunchtime Seminar on College Teaching!
Join us for a college teaching seminar led by Cindy R. Lobel, Assistant Professor of History at Lehman College. She is
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CUNY Needs a Contract! And a Raise!
March 31st Protest! Organized by our union – http://www.psc-cuny.org/
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April 20th – Peer Mentors First-year Teaching Workshop
Are you teaching for the first time? Do you have questions? I bet you do. Come to the Graduate Center
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4/24 – The CUNY Public History Collective presents: Dr. Erin Wuebker on the Venereal Disease Visual History Archive
While researching her recently defended dissertation, Dr. Wuebker collected over 1000 images related to venereal disease. She has made almost
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May 1st conference – Ruptures and Continuities in Early America
The City University of New York Early American Republic Seminar cordially invites fellow students, faculty, and interested individuals to our
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3/27 – Grant Writing Workshop led by Karen Kelsky
Karen Kelsky (http://TheProfessorIsIn.com) is coming to the History Lounge (room 5114) this Friday for two grant writing sessions, one from
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