Oct .11 – Peer Mentors Orals Workshop
From 12:30 – 2 pm in the thesis room. Snacks provided!
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The Ph.D. Program in History
at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York
History Program Events
October 19 – “Teaching, learning, and researching Early Modern Irish (c. 1200-1650) in a digital age”
Brendan Kane (University of Connecticut-Storrs) received an M.Phil in Irish Studies from the National University of Ireland, Galway, and a
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Oct. 9th: “Who Decides? The History and Future of Monument Creation in NYC” (a Gotham Center event)
New monuments are coming to NYC. But how will they be selected? The Mayor’s office has left this question unanswered,
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October 5th – David Sorkin on “When Jews Became Citizens: A History of Emancipation, 1550-2000”
This lecture will analyze how Jews became citizens in the modern world. It focuses on the political and legal process
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Oct 11 – Women and Genocide
Please join us for our first Books @ Bunche event of the Fall 2018 semester, featuring a panel to launch Women
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Congratulations to Professor Helena Rosenblatt – a NYT book review, and upcoming conference
Please join us in congratulating Professor Helena Rosenblatt! Her new book, The Lost History of Liberalism: From Ancient Rome to
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Sept 28 – Harvey Neptune on “The Judgement of CLR James and the Misunderstanding of American Civilization ”
Please join us on September 28th at 5pm for Harvey Neptune’s talk: “The Judgement of CLR James and the Misunderstanding
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September 7 – CUNY Public History Collective Field Trip to The Frick Collection
Special Behind-the-Scenes Tour and Discussion with Caitlin Henningsen, Museum Educator and doctoral candidate The Frick Collection – 1 East 70th
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October 2 -The Many Faces of Liberalism conference
At a time when liberal democracy seems on the precipice of an existential crisis, this conference will examine many of
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December 12 – “Mythology and the Irish Language”
Mythology and the Irish Language” -a talk by Dónall Ó Héalaí, Queens College and New York University. Wednesday, December 12,
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October 3 – Simon Levi Sullam (University of Venice) presents “The Italian Executioners: The Genocide of the Jews of Italy”
Book Talk October 3, 6pm Simon Levi Sullam (University of Venice) presents “The Italian Executioners: The Genocide of the Jews
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September 5 – GC PhD Program in History Peer Mentor Welcome Party
6 pm! History lounge (5114)! Pizza and BYOB! Open to all GC History students.
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May 18 – Global Enlightenment Thought launch party
Global Enlightenment Thought (GET) the newest DSC chartered organization will be celebrating with a launch party this Friday, May 18th,
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May 3 – Professor Cindy R. Lobel’s Lunchtime Seminar on College Teaching
Updated time! This seminar will begin at 12:30. Join us for a college teaching seminar led by Cindy R. Lobel,
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May 1 – Paola Bertucci on “Artisanal Enlightenment: Science and the Mechanical Arts in Early Modern France”
On Tuesday, 1 May: Paola Bertucci, Associate Professor in the History of Science and Medicine Program at Yale University,
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April 25 and 26 – The Future of Holocaust Research
Leading international Holocaust researchers will address the state of Holocaust research and its future on several panels over the course
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May 17 – End-of-semester party!
Starting at 5 pm with the Student/Faculty Meeting, follow by revels!!
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April 10 Distinguished Professor David Waldstreicher Presents “The Odyssey of Phillis Wheatley; or, Some Uses of Poetry in Revolutionary America”
“The Odyssey of Phillis Wheatley; or, Some Uses of Poetry in Revolutionary America” A Talk by Distinguished Professor David Waldstreicher
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April 11 – TLC Teaching Zine Meet Up
Teaching Zine Meet Up Call for Participation Wednesday, April 11, 10am-1pm, Room 3317 RSVP Are you interested in socially conscious
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April 12 – Jewish Memory and Culture: 1945-Present (A Graduate Student Conference)
Jewish Memory and Culture: 1945-Present A Graduate Student Conference at The Graduate Center, City University of New York
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May 11 EARS conference – COMMON GROUND: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Early America
The CUNY Graduate Center’s Early American Republic Seminar (EARS) is a student-run organization focused on promoting and facilitating the study
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History of Science Talk: Maria Portuondo Wed., 28 March from 6-8 p.m.
On Wed., 28 March from 6-8 p.m. in room 9207, Maria Portuondo, Associate Professor of History and Chair of the
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