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Friday, January 5, 7:30—9:00 A.M.
Committee on Minority Historians Mentoring Breakfast
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Embassy Room
Friday, January 5, 9:30 A.M.—11:30 A.M.
Proteus: A Nineteenth Century Vision
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Meeting Room 3
Friday, January 5, 9:30—11:30 A.M.
AHA Session 24.
Interviewing in the Job Market in the Twenty-First Century
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Ballroom C
AHA Session 25.
The Dilemmas of Asylum
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Ballroom B
AHA Session 26.
Documentarians as Historians, Historians as Documentarians, Part 1. Making Documentarians and Retelling History: Twenty-Five Years of Film Making at NYU's Public History Program and at the Center for Media, Culture, and History
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon C
AHA Session 27.
Teaching with Historical Fiction
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon D
AHA Session 28.
Historically Black Colleges: Impacting Education for the African American Deaf and Blind Community, 1868 — 1960
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Crystal Ballroom E
AHA Session 29.
(Re)Constructing Identity in the New South: The Interplay of Race and Culture on Contested Terrain
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Crystal Ballroom F
AHA Session 30.
African American and South Asian Religious Responses to European Dominance in the Early Twentieth Century
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Ballroom 4
AHA Session 31.
Amateur History and the Construction of National Heritage in the United States and Mexico
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon A
AHA Session 32.
Beyond Separate Spheres: Modern History, History of Science, History of Technology
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon B
AHA Session 33.
Challenges Facing Public and Academic Historians in Unsettled Times
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Salon C
AHA Session 34.
Childhood in Socialism: Explorations of Sexuality, the Family, Material Culture, Education, and Nationality from Uzbekistan to East Germany
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Ballroom 5
AHA Session 35.
Contested Identities and Cultural Imperialisms: East Asia and the Pacific Rim
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Cherokee Room
AHA Session 36.
Food in Latin American History
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Meeting Room A
AHA Session 37.
The Evolution of Emancipation Celebrations in American Culture
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Meeting Room B
AHA Session 38.
Labor, Migration, and Global Trade, Part 2: Labor, Leisure, and Organizing in Atlanta's Latino Communities
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Ballroom 10
AHA Session 39.
Missing from the Debate on Women in Science: A Retrospect on the History of Women in Science, Technology, and Medicine
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon E
AHA Session 40.
New Directions in Medieval Economic History, Part 1: Reconfiguring the Crisis of the Early Fourteenth Century
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Augusta 1
AHA Session 41.
Race Patriots and Heroic Women: Contested Narratives of Political Aspiration in Nineteenth-Century America
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Meeting Room C
AHA Session 42.
The Campus and the Street: Social Movements, Nationalism, and Youth Culture in Africa and the Diaspora, 1945 — Present
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon F
AHA Session 43.
Shaky Foundations: Indians, Africans, and the Making of New England in the Seventeenth Century
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Augusta 2
AHA Session 44.
Spain in Asia: Cross-Cultural Contacts in the Early Modern World
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Walton Room
AHA Session 45.
Streets, Courtrooms, and Archives: Counter-Narratives in Oppositional Movements
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Atlanta Ballroom Salon H
AHA Session 46.
Teaching Voices that Challenge in Unsettled Times: What Samuel Gompers, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King Jr. Say to Students
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Ballroom 6
AHA Session 47.
The Politics of Information: Liberalism, Censorship, and Power in Europe and the United States
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Augusta 3
AHA Session 48.
The Sex of the Modern: Gender, Aesthetics, and Imaginings of the Nation in Interwar France
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Crystal Ballroom D
AHA Session 49.
The Shape of the City: Contesting Culture and Space in Nineteenth-Century America
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Salon B
AHA Session 50.
The Use and Abuse of Woodrow Wilson: Race and Nation in the
Wilsonian Moment
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, International Ballroom 7
AHA Session 51.
Twentieth-Century Sexualities, a Global Perspective: Brazil, Mexico, Russia
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Vinings 1
AHA Session 52.
Uncomfortable Bedfellows? Historians, Religion, and Other Awkward Subjects
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Westin, Vinings 2
AHA Session 53.
Underground Railroad in the Southeast United States?
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Jackson Room
AHA Session 54.
Women, Gender, Transnationalism, and International Relations in the Late Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Organizations, Identity, and Activism
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Salon A
Friday, January 5, 10:00 P.M—12:00 A.M.
Reception hosted by the American Historical Association for 2006 President Linda K. Kerber, University of Iowa
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Grand Salon C
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