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SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 7:30–9:00 A.M. Breakfast Meeting of the AHA Committee on Women Historians SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 8:00–9:30 A.M. Breakfast reception SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 9:00–11:00 A.M. Conference on Latin American History Information Table SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 9:00–9:30 A.M. Registration SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 9:30–11:30 A.M. AHA Session 80. What Difference Does a Nation Make? Rethinking Religion in Nineteenth-Century Europe—Roundtable AHA Session 81. Out There or in Here? The Chilly Climate Revisited—Roundtable AHA Session 82. Were All the World a Blog: History Bloggers and History Blogging—Roundtable AHA Session 83. Oral History and Institutional Review Boards: What Historians Need to Know before Doing It—Roundtable AHA Session 84. Preserving Today for Tomorrow’s Historian—Roundtable AHA Session 85. How Can I Improve My C.V. for the Job Market? An Interactive Workshop AHA Session 86. An “Obvious Danger”: The Haitian Revolution in the United States, 1793–1860 AHA Session 87. Imperial Wars and Cultural Conflict in the Early American Borderlands AHA Session 88. Information, Networks, and Institutions in European and Atlantic Markets, Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries AHA Session 89. Material and Visual Culture as Historical Documentation: New Approaches to the History of Colonial Latin America AHA Session 90. Memory, Place, and Politics in Postwar Native America AHA Session 91. Modern Empires, Ancient Colonies: Classicism and the Anglo-American Imperial Crisis of the 1770s AHA Session 92. Napoleon’s Atlantic: The Impact of the Napoleonic Empire on the Atlantic World—Roundtable AHA Session 93. American Missionaries and National Cultures in the Middle East—Roundtable AHA Session 94. Race and Nation in Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina AHA Session 95. Religion, Politics, and Nation-Building in Twentieth-Century China AHA Session 96. Retrenchment, Regeneration, and Rebirth: Nations and National Histories in Spain, Catalonia, and Italy AHA Session 97. Foremothers of Ann Coulter: Right-Wing Women and the Conservative Intellectual Movement in the United States, 1930–80 AHA Session 98. The Scholars’ Initiative Part 2: Design, Implementation, and Impact AHA Session 99. Screening Empires: The Impact of Cinema in and of the Non-West—Roundtable AHA Session 100. Sites of Indifference to Nation in Habsburg Central Europe, 1880–1918 AHA Session 101. Shaping Feminine Identity and Medieval Community AHA Session 102. The Economic and Political Cultures of Middle-Class Black Nationalism in the United States AHA Session 103. Bridging National and World History: Using the Annenberg Multimedia Project to Connect and Transcend National Histories—Roundtable AHA Session 104. Can School-University Collaborations Work?—Roundtable AHA Session 105. Constructing Places: Building Nations and Negotiating Identities in Colonial and Post-Colonial Cities of the Japanese Empire AHA Session 106. Engendering Transnational Protest: Black Women Activists and the Global Political Stage, 1850–1980 AHA Session 107. Faith, Pluralism, and National Identity in the United States and Western Europe: Comparative Perspectives on History Past and Present AHA Session 108. Food Nation: Producing, Serving, Marketing, and Consuming Food in Twentieth-Century America AHA Session 109. Gender, National Identities, and World History: Problems and Trends in Historiography and the Classroom—Roundtable AHA Session 110. Public Historians Reaching Classrooms K–16 through Museums—Roundtable American Association for History and Computing Session 5 Welcome to the Twenty-First Century: A Primer for Teaching Undergraduate History Online American Catholic Historical Association Session 8 In Honor of Monsignor Robert Trisco: Studies in Church Leadership: American Cardinals in the Twentieth Century American Catholic Historical Association Session 9 Varieties of Women’s Experience in the Ultramontane Church American Italian Historical Association Session 1 The Italian American Experience and the Concept of Race American Society of Church History Session 13 Author and Critics: R. Marie Griffith’s Born Again Bodies: Flesh and Spirit in American Christianity American Society of Church History Session 14 The Craft of Religious Biography—Roundtable American Society of Church History Session 15 The Religious Origins of the Civil Rights Movement American Society of Church History Session 16 Religious Commitments and Republican Politics in Eighteenth- Century America American Society of Church History Session 17 Reading and Rereading Patristic Texts Center for History and New Media Session 2 Putting It All Together: Developing Curriculum Modules for the Internet Chinese Historians in the United States Session 3 United States-China Relations through Individual Experiences Conference on Faith and History Memory, History, and Public Identity in Asian-Pacific Christianity Conference on Latin American History Session 12 Colonizing Bodies: New Perspectives on Race in Latin America from Critical Studies in Science, Medicine, and the Body Organization of History Teachers Session and Book Discussion Black Flag Over Dixie: Racial Atrocities and Reprisals in the Civil War (2004), Gregory J. W. Urwin, Temple University, editor Polish American Historical Association Session 3 Polonia in the Early Twentieth Century Polish American Historical Association Session 4 Polish American Memoirs and Biographies Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Session 4 Personhood and Political, Social, and Cultural Standing Society for Italian Historical Studies Session 2 Revisiting Giuseppi Mazzini on the Bicentenary of His Birth— Roundtable Society of Automotive Historians Making Cars, Making History: The Automobile’s Impact on United States National Identity SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 11:30 A.M.–2:00 P.M. AHR Board of Editors luncheon and meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:00–1:30 P.M. What is Lost, What Comes Next? Historians Consider Hurricane Katrina Americas editorial board meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:15–1:45 P.M. Advanced Placement History Luncheon Luncheon AHA Modern European History Section Coordinating Council for Women in History Luncheon Luncheon Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Business meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:30–2:00 P.M. Public History Open Forum SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2:00–2:30 P.M. Registration SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2:30–4:30 P.M. AHA Session 111. European Nations: Their Origins, Contexts, and Ideologies AHA Session 112. Doing Oral History in the Future Tense: Prospects in Oral History—Roundtable AHA Session 113. Women’s and Gender History in Global Perspective—Roundtable AHA Session 114. What Is the Meaning of the Master’s Degree?—Roundtable AHA Session 115. Military Historians in a Time of War: Reflections on Current Roles, Responsibilities, and Experiences—Roundtable AHA Session 116. Finding the Subject: New Methodologies in the Study of Prostitution AHA Session 117. Form, Function, and Style: Instructional Manuals in Early Modern Europe AHA Session 118. Gender, Age, and Labor: Masculinities in the Twentieth- Century United States Workplace AHA Session 119. Inculcating Citizenship through Education Policy in Post–1945 West Germany, the Soviet Union, and the United States AHA Session 120. Integrating the Pirate into the History of the Nation AHA Session 121. International Rivalries and Ethnic Conflicts: The Ottoman Empire, 1838–1918 AHA Session 122. Intersections of Identity: Religion, Warfare, and the Production of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Colonial New England AHA Session 123. Latin America in the Era of the Cuban Revolution—Roundtable AHA Session 124. Nations, Nationalisms, and Writing Music Histories—Roundtable AHA Session 125. Preparing World History Teachers for the Twenty-First Century AHA Session 126. Art, National Identity, and History in Twentieth-Century United States, British India, Mexico, and Japan AHA Session 127. Raceless and Racial Visions of the Nation: Identity, Ideology, and Nation-Building in the Twentieth Century AHA Session 128. Radio Nations—Roundtable AHA Session 129. Reclaiming Black American History: Narrative, Nation, and the Individual, 1920–50 AHA Session 130. The Cold War Space Race and Internationalization of Space Exploration AHA Session 131. The Public Face on Private Matters: Representing Health and Sickness in the South, 1865–1945 AHA Session 132. The Use of Universals in the Creation of Modern American Conservatism AHA Session 133. Building Academic Literacy through History AHA Session 134. Before the Law: Testimonials and the Politics of Witnessing in Colonial Mexico AHA Session 135. Cinema: National, Transnational, and Global Culture—Roundtable AHA Session 136. The Scholars’ Initiative Team Reports, Part 3: Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies AHA Session 137. Empire in the East: The Theory and Practice of International Relations in Southeast Asia in the Early Modern Period AHA Session 138. Protestant Missionaries Abroad and United States National Identity AHA Session 139. Poster Session AHA Session 140. Benjamin Franklin at 300: Three New Works—Roundtable American Association for History and Computing Session 6 Use of Electronic Resources for Scholarship and Pedagogy American Catholic Historical Association Session 10 United States Catholics and Latin American Crises American Catholic Historical Association Session 11 Tour of Historic Philadelphia Churches (St. Joseph’s and St. Mary’s) American Italian Historical Association Session 2 Euro-Immigration Old Hat? The Case for Italian American Studies American Society of Church History Session 18 Political Influence and Political Activism: The Church of England, the Roman Catholic Church, and Politics, 1830–1920 American Society of Church History Session 19 Religion and Empire from Antiquity to Modernity American Society of Church History Session 20 Asian Protestant Journeys into Twentieth-Century America American Society of Church History Session 21 Moving into Modernity American Society of Church History Session 22 Quakerism Broadcast and Interpreted in the Life of the New Republic American Society of Church History Session 23 David C. Steinmetz: An Appreciation and Assessment Chinese Historians in the United States Session 4 Nationalism and Cold War: The Chinese American Experience Conference Group for Central European History Session 7 The Legacy of Martin Heidegger and the Question of Technology—Roundtable Conference on Latin American History Session 15 Peron and Argentine Nationalism: Updating the Historical Record Coordinating Council for Women in History Session 6 Birthing a Nation: Maternal Narratives of Race and Ethnicity in Twentieth-Century America Polish American Historical Association Session 5 Post-World War II and Contemporary Polonia Polish American Historical Association Session 6 Family History as Ethnic History Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Session 5 Debates over Race, Reform, and Public Responsibility Society for Italian Historical Studies Session 3 Integrating the South: Teaching and Research Desiderata for a Narrative Unification of Medieval Italy Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing Finding Humanists in the Oddest Places: Reading Practices in the Early Modern Period and Beyond World History Association Session 2 Problems and Prospects for Globalizing the History Curriculum for the Twenty-First Century Business meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 4:30–6:00 P.M. Reception hosted by the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 4:45 P.M. American Historical Association Business Meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 4:45–5:45 P.M. Business meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:00–6:00 P.M. Business meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:00–6:30 P.M. Society for Military History/The George C. Marshall Foundation George C. Marshall Lecture SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:00–7:00 P.M. Caribbean Studies Committee meeting Mexican Studies Committee meeting Central American Studies Committee meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:00–8:00 P.M. Program of the William Way Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Community Center SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:15–6:00 P.M. Business meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:30 P.M. Committee on Minority Historians’ Reception Public Historians’ Reception SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:30–6:30 P.M. Public history reception SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:30–8:00 P.M. Reception SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:45–6:45 P.M. Presidential address SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:00 P.M. Seventeenth Annual Dinner SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:00–7:00 P.M. Social hour SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:00–8:00 P.M. Bierabend SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:30 P.M. Reception for Life Members of the American Historical Association SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:45–7:45 P.M. Reception in honor of ASCH President Mark Noll SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 7:00–9:00 P.M. Cocktail Party SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 7:30 P.M. AHA-OAH Joint Committee on Part-Time and Adjunct Employment Reception |
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