2004 Annual Meeting Program: Saturday Morning Sessions of AHA Affiliated Societies


	Morning Sessions of AHA Affiliated Societies Saturday, January 10, 2004 7:30–9:15 a.m. Conference on Latin American History Session 11 Piedad, Patria, and Progreso: Catholic Modernity in Nineteenth-Century Latin America Conference on Latin American History Session 12 Reassessing a Revolutionary Icon: New Insights on the Life and Legacy of Simón Bolívar Conference on Latin American History Session 13 Foreigners, National Culture, and the International Division of Labor: Themes in the Economic History of Nineteenth-Century Brazil and Mexico 9:30–11:30 a.m. American Association for History and Computing Session 5 A Second Way of Seeing History: Using Statistical Data in Historical Research American Association for History and Computing Session 6 Historical Research in the Digital Age: New Disciplines, New Approaches American Catholic Historical Association Session 6 Latin Scandinavia American Catholic Historical Association Session 7 Soundbite Scholarship: How Can Church Historians Help Journalists Tell the Church Scandal Story? American Italian Historical Association Session 2 A Summit on Italian American Studies at U.S. Universities Strategies and Tactics for Implementing the Future of Italian American Studies: An Action Plan American Society of Church History Session 13 Religious Borderlands in Late Antiquity American Society of Church History Session 14 Superceding Schaff: The New Creeds and Confessions of Faith in the Christian Tradition by Jaroslav Pelikan and Valerie Hotchkiss American Society of Church History Session 15 Protestant Piety in Stuart England American Society of Church History Session 16 African Christianity in Independent Churches and among Indigenous Peoples American Society of Church History Session 17 Women and Religion in Twentieth-Century America Center for History and New Media Session Roundtable: Possibilities and Pitfalls: Teaching History through New Media Chinese Historians in the United States Session 3 Defining Change and Continuity: Building State and Society in Twentieth-Century China, 1905–45 Chinese Historians in the United States Session 4 Modern Education in the Making of the Communist Revolution in China Committee on Lesbian and Gay History Session 2 Institutions and the Quest for Lesbian and Gay Public and Private Space Conference Group for Central European History Session 10 From Enemy to Ally: Reconciliation Made Real in Postwar Germany Conference on Faith and History Session Totalitarianism Reconsidered: Discussion of a Highly Politicized Concept Conference on Latin American History Session 15 New Approaches to Bolivian Historiography Conference on Latin American History Session 16 Rio de Janeiro: Society and Politics after Independence Conference on Latin American History Session 17 Elites and Political Cultures in Modern Latin America, 1880–1980 Coordinating Council for Women in History Session 3 Roundtable on Preserving U.S. Women’s Sites: An Overview Polish American Historical Association Session 6 Polka Studies Polish American Historical Association Session 7 Symbols, Commemorations, and the Creation of Historic Consciousness in Polonia: The Function of an Invented Past Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Session 3 Women and Social Activism in Transnational Perspective: The United States, Russia, Britain, and Argentina Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Session 4 New Perspectives on the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Labor, Race, and the State