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A two day history conference for both undergraduate and graduate students
A two day history conference for both undergraduate and graduate students
Day 1
Day 1
Breakfast begins at 8:15am and panels begin at 9:15am
Day 2
Day 2
Breakfast begins at 8:00am and panels begin at 9:00am
Memorial Student Center at Texas A&M University
Memorial Student Center at Texas A&M University
Main gathering in MSC 2406
Breakout rooms: MSC 2502, 2503, 2504, 2505
The Memorial Student Center (MSC) is adjacent to the University Center Parking Garage (UCG) which has paid visitor parking.
The Memorial Student Center (MSC) is adjacent to the University Center Parking Garage (UCG) which has paid visitor parking.
Travel Grants
Those who are seeking financial aid for transportation to the conference and accommodations while in College Station are welcome to apply. Applicants should provide an explanation of their work to be presented at the conference as well as a detailed proposed budget. This grant will not cover anything other than transportation costs and local accommodations. Applicants will also be asked to provide a letter of recommendation.
Application: https://forms.gle/1qGYcDaoraRPReWb8
Last Year's Paper Award Winners:
Last Year's Paper Award Winners:
Undergraduate Division:
Undergraduate Division:
Evangelos Chrisanthus, Texas A&M University: “To Lead or to Rule: Lessons in Statecraft from Carthage’s Greatest Son.”
Graduate Division:
Graduate Division:
Nicole Day-Lucore, University of Wisconsin-Madison: “A Darker Villain: Juan Velasco Alvarado, Richard Nixon, and the Chilean Factor, 1968-1974.”
Blake Grady, Texas Christian University: “‘A Greater and Better Fort Worth:’ Power, Agency, and the Contested Boundaries of Residential Segregation in the Early Twentieth Century”
We look forward to seeing you at the conference!
We look forward to seeing you at the conference!
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