Daniel Immerwahr on Guns, Germs, and Wood: The Landscape of U.S. Settler Colonialism In the nineteenth century, settlers spread across

Academic Article Publishing Q&A with Professor Benjamin Carp: on Friday, March 24 at 1:15pm, get all your questions answered on submitting

Join the Peer Mentors on Wednesday, March 22 at 11am  for a workshop all about the dissertation proposal – the exciting

Dear History and BAM communities, It is my great pleasure to invite you to a retirement party for Blanche Wiesen Cook on Tuesday

History students who have a Graduate Center Fellowship are invited to an information session with Anne Ellis [Director of Graduate

Get advice on how to rock your next conference submission and presentation! This will be a HYBRID event in the

In the nineteenth century, settlers spread across North America with astonishing speed, dislodging Native peoples as they did. In this

Reps from the DGSC, the PSC, and the Grad Council will update us on what’s going on with our elected

Level III Working Group will be held weekly on Thursdays at 11 am. This is an online writing accountability group for Level III students

Join us for a beginning-of-the-semester informal conversation about teaching – what worked, what didn’t, and what to consider for the

The PhD Program in History at the CUNY Graduate Center presents the 13th annual graduate student conference on Friday, March

The Curriculum Enhancement Project presents a panel of  PhD Program in History alumni: Rachel Burstein, PhD ‘14 Independent Education Researcher

Curious about getting a History PhD? Come to our in person open house on Mon., Nov. 7, 1:00-2:30!  This will

Please join the Peer Mentors for a workshop on preparing for and taking the orals exam, RSVP to gchistorymentors@gmail.com for

This will be an unstructured conversation and an opportunity to talk through challenges you may be encountering in your teaching

 First Years should have received a separate email with the Zoom link. If not, email gchistorymentors@gmail.com First Year Exam Workshop:

Level 3 students interested in meeting on Wednesday every other week to discuss issues with writing their dissertations or talk

The First Annual Judith S. Stein Lecture in Political Economy Nelson Lichtenstein on “A Fabulous Failure: Managing American Capitalism during

Virtual workshop led by Professor Amanda Wunder (in conjunction with the Art History Department) focusing on applying for grants.  Fri,

Fifth and Sixth Year Town Hall: Wed, Oct 12 at 4 pm HYBRID (zoom and in the lounge): Please check

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