The Ph.D. Program in History

February 26, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

March 22 – Medgar and Myrlie Evers Research Scholars Program

The Medgar and Myrlie Evers Institute and the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH), with support from the W.K.

February 22, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

February 26 – Apply for the Open Focused Inquiry Series (OFIS) on Classroom Communication as Praxis

“The classroom should be a space where we’re all in power in different ways…” (hooks, Teaching to Transgress, 152) Communication

February 22, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

February 28 – Social Change under Government Supervision in Vietnam

Vietnam is a one party-state that faces many environmental and social challenges. Civil society organizations are poised to help these

February 21, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

March 1 – Incorporating Cultural Content in the Language Classroom

Incorporating Cultural Content in the Language Classroom Friday, March 1, 2019 4:00 – 6:00pm, Room 9207. Many language instructors enter

February 21, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

Love: A Blues Epistemology from the Undercommons

Event postponed. TBD

February 21, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

2019 Dr. Louise Lennihan Arts & Sciences Student Grant Competition

The Futures Initiative is pleased to announce the second annual Dr. Louise Lennihan Arts & Sciences Grant Competition. Thanks to

History Program Events

February 20, 2019 Marilyn Weber

March 1 – GC History Student Town Hall

Hosted by the Peer Mentors GC History Student Town Hall Join us for a student-only forum to

March 7 – Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Saidiya Hartman in Conversation with Hazel Carby and Farah Griffin

6:30pm, William P. Kelly Skylight Room (9100) In Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments, Saidiya Hartman examines the revolution of black intimate life

February 22 – Fighting over Greek in Early Modern Europe

“Fighting over Greek in Early Modern Europe” A panel featuring Tanya Pollard (Brooklyn College and GC), Jessica Wolfe (UNC-Chapel Hill),

Job Opportunities

February 19, 2019 Marilyn Weber

Bates College seeks a Visiting Assistant Professor of United States history

The Department of History at Bates College seeks a Visiting Assistant Professor of United States history since 1900. Of special

History Program Events

February 27 – Peer Mentors: Demystifying Oral Exams

April 15 – ASMEA: Grant Opportunities

The ASMEA Research Grant Program [asmea.nonprofitcms.org] seeks to support research on topics in Middle Eastern and African studies that deserve greater attention.

Spring 2019 Writing Center Services

Writing consultations for Spring 2019 are now open. To learn about our services, click here. You can make an appointment

February 15, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

February 24 – Fellowship Opportunities with the Futures Initiative

Good news! The Futures Initiative is now seeking THREE Graduate Center doctoral students in any field for 2019-2020 fellowships. Applications

February 15, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

February 26 – Abstract Writing Workshop

GC Events History Program Events

February 14, 2019 H. David Jaramillo Gil, Ph.D.

February 21 – Venezuela at a Crossroads: Critical Perspectives

6-8 pm Room 9206/9207 For more info: Venezuela at a Crossroads: Critical Perspectives A discussion of the current political conflict

History Program Events

February 13, 2019 Marilyn Weber

March 15th – New Perspectives in History: Methods, Challenges, and Voices (2019 PhD Program in History graduate student conference)

The PhD Program in History is proud to present the ninth annual departmental conference on March 15th, 2019. Theme: “New

February 13, 2019 Marilyn Weber

Feb 15th – Sara McDougall at Friends of the Saints

As a reminder, please join the Friends of the Saints on Friday, February 15, at 7 p.m. in the Pearl Kibre

Job Opportunities

February 13, 2019 Marilyn Weber

Tufts University seeks a part-time lecturer

The Department of History at Tufts University seeks a part-time lecturer to teach an undergraduate survey course in U.S. Latinx

February 19 – Teaching as an International Student

Teaching as an International Student: The Collaborative Classroom in Theory and Practice Tuesday, February 19th, 4-6pm, Room 9206 https://cuny.is/tlc-spring-19 Teaching

February 14 – New Forms of Control of Civil Society

Please join us on Thursday, February 14, at 12:30 (room 5401) for a discussion with Mark Sidel, Doyle-Bascom Professor

March 12 – CLACLS Expert Witness Workshop

You are invited to participate in this collaborative workshop on the fundamentals of working as an expert witness on asylum

April 15 CFP: Refugees, Citizenship, and Belonging

Drew University: Dean Hopper Conference, 20-21 September, 2019: Refugees, Citizenship, and Belonging: Towards a History of the Present Over the

March 18 – The Story of Sophie Lyons, America’s Most Notorious Con Woman

The Center for the Study of Women and Society and Women Writing Women’s Lives present the 2018 Dorothy O. Helly

February 11, 2019 Marilyn Weber

Apply for a TLC Fellowship, 2019-2020 Academic Year!

The CUNY Graduate Center’s Teaching and Learning Center invites applications for Teaching and Learning Center Fellowships for the 2019-2020 academic year.