Annual meeting attendees will have access to an unprecedented range of workshops, panels, and events focused on digital approaches to all aspects of historical scholarship. Whether you think of yourself as a “digital historian” or someone who just wants to find out more about what digital tools do, there is something for you among the offerings at #AHA17.

The best way of getting around New York is to use public transport or walk, particularly for short distances, so bring comfortable shoes! Follow this guide for more hints and tips on getting around the city, from catching a bus, to navigating the Metro, to hailing a cab.

The Local Arrangements Committee organized a series of tours highlighting the historical resources of New York.  See where we went!

We are pleased to announce our teaching and learning program for the annual meeting 2015. The wide-ranging program presents you with the perfect opportunity to enhance your professional development and return to your classroom with a host of inspirational new ideas. The program covers teaching at K-12, undergraduate, and graduate levels, and caters to all career stages.

The annual meeting offers many opportunities to explore career paths, hone your job search skills, and expand your professional network. Whatever the stage of your career search, there is a workshop, panel session or networking opportunity to aid you at the AHA annual meeting.

When you get hungry from all the great discussions and revelations you've been having at AHA 2015, where will you go? In New York City, there are dozens, hundreds, thousands even, of excellent choices when it comes to satisfying your alimentary needs. The AHA has put together a guide to help you start to sort through your many delicious options.

Every year the AHA president has the privilege of organizing a series of presidential sessions at the annual meeting. She is, for this purpose, given carte blanche. For the 2015 meeting, I’ve organized two distinct groups of sessions: one addresses a broad topic that connects questions of historical method with current trends of history writing; another concerns the institutions, formal and informal, that sustain our scholarly life or extend it outside the academy. By Jan Goldstein, 2014 AHA President

We have an exciting and inspiring program of events at the annual meeting specifically for K-12 educators. There are panels, workshops, roundtables and presentations. Be inspired by new teaching strategies and approaches, network with your peers, share best practices, and discuss topics of common interest. The varied sessions cover a number of curriculum topics of use to all.

Annual meeting attendees will have access to an unprecedented range of workshops, panels, and events focused on digital approaches to all aspects of historical scholarship. Whether you think of yourself as a “digital historian” or someone who just wants to find out more about what digital tools do, there is something for you among the offerings at #AHA17.

The best way of getting around New York is to use public transport or walk, particularly for short distances, so bring comfortable shoes! Follow this guide for more hints and tips on getting around the city, from catching a bus, to navigating the Metro, to hailing a cab.

The Local Arrangements Committee organized a series of tours highlighting the historical resources of New York.  See where we went!

We are pleased to announce our teaching and learning program for the annual meeting 2015. The wide-ranging program presents you with the perfect opportunity to enhance your professional development and return to your classroom with a host of inspirational new ideas. The program covers teaching at K-12, undergraduate, and graduate levels, and caters to all career stages.

The annual meeting offers many opportunities to explore career paths, hone your job search skills, and expand your professional network. Whatever the stage of your career search, there is a workshop, panel session or networking opportunity to aid you at the AHA annual meeting.

When you get hungry from all the great discussions and revelations you've been having at AHA 2015, where will you go? In New York City, there are dozens, hundreds, thousands even, of excellent choices when it comes to satisfying your alimentary needs. The AHA has put together a guide to help you start to sort through your many delicious options.

Every year the AHA president has the privilege of organizing a series of presidential sessions at the annual meeting. She is, for this purpose, given carte blanche. For the 2015 meeting, I’ve organized two distinct groups of sessions: one addresses a broad topic that connects questions of historical method with current trends of history writing; another concerns the institutions, formal and informal, that sustain our scholarly life or extend it outside the academy. By Jan Goldstein, 2014 AHA President

We have an exciting and inspiring program of events at the annual meeting specifically for K-12 educators. There are panels, workshops, roundtables and presentations. Be inspired by new teaching strategies and approaches, network with your peers, share best practices, and discuss topics of common interest. The varied sessions cover a number of curriculum topics of use to all.