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Many of us are used to expressing ourselves in the classroom or through the formulaic forums of academic research, writing,
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A student-led group for students. Email us at gchistorymentors@gmail.com. Do not hesitate to send us your questions or say hello
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HOSTED BY THE PEER MENTOR PROGRAM Food will be provided Wednesday, May 22nd at 12:00pm Thesis Room 5114.01, 5th
Read MoreThe 1919 Egyptian Revolution changed Egypt, affecting politics, culture, history, and art, and reverberating globally. Speakers at this conference will
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3-4 Faculty meeting in room 9207 4-5 Faculty/student meeting in the lounge 5-? Celebration! Revels! Party!
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Registration: 8:00am – 9:00am in the History Lounge, Room 5114 I. Session 1 (9:00am – 10:30am) Panel 1: The Contested
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best practices, strategies, and tips – whether you’re drowning in images or desperate for sources GC Peer Mentors Program Archival
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We are so proud of your accomplishments! Arinn Amer won the $500 Koonja Mitchell Memorial Prize awarded by the Women’s
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Come to the First Year Workshop with the Peer Mentors! Monday at 12:30 – free pizza!
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We recognize the tremendous talents of our scholarly community with the prestigious Graduate Center Alumni Awards. Please help us celebrate
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Two leading historians of the Civil War era, David Blight (Yale) and James Oakes (The Graduate Center), discuss Blight’s acclaimed
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A Second Gilded Age? Historical Parallels, Differences, Lessons Tuesday April 9th The Graduate Center, CUNY Elebash Recital Hall 9AM –
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Register now for Contrary to the Law of Nature: The Missouri Crisis & the Politics of Slavery, a one-day symposium
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Please join us for our next Books @ Bunche event on Wednesday, March 27 from 6-7:30pm, featuring Prof Mark Rice of
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Jewish Studies Graduate Colloquium Friday March 15 10:30am-12:30pm Room 8301 You are invited to the Spring 2019 graduate colloquium
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TEACHING CONVERSATIONS “Current Concerns, Social Grading, Teaching Design” An informal place to talk about your experience in
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RSVPs welcomed at gchistory.annualconference@gmail.com 9th Annual History Graduate Student Conference “New Perspectives in History: Methods, Challenges, and Voices” March 15,
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Seating limited, please RSVP here.
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Hosted by the Peer Mentors GC History Student Town Hall Join us for a student-only forum to
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The PhD Program in History is proud to present the ninth annual departmental conference on March 15th, 2019. Theme: “New
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As a reminder, please join the Friends of the Saints on Friday, February 15, at 7 p.m. in the Pearl Kibre
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Please join The Committee on Globalization and Social Change for a roundtable discussion featuring J. Kēhaulani Kauanui (Wesleyan University),
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Though liberalism and democracy have become intertwined in some contemporary societies, they have evolved along quite distinct paths historically. Democracy
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The History Department invites graduate students to submit proposals for individual papers or panels to be presented at the ninth
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The Ph.D. Program in History will be hosting its annual breakfast for those attending the American Historical Association’s 2019 conference
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The Ph.D. Program in History will be conducting mock job interviews for those candidates with scheduled interviews at the AHA
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Andrew Delbanco (President of the Teagle Foundation and Alexander Hamilton Professor of American Studies at Columbia University will speak on
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