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Some recent member achievements:

Christian Belena, an undergraduate and student of New York City history, has published his first essay in Markers the journal from the Association of Gravestone Studies. “Charlotte Canda: Revisiting 19th-Century Brooklyn’s Most Famous Landmark,” is included in the fall 2009 edition.

Michael A. Osborne (Oregon State Univ.) has been elected 2nd Vice-President of UNESCO’s Division of History of Science and Technology, the global leader in promoting the history of science.

Eunice G. Pollack (Univ. of North Texas) is editing a multidisciplinary book series on Antisemitism in America for Academic Studies Press. She is currently editing the first volume in the series, on Antisemitism on the Campus: Past & Present, to be published in 2010. She can be reached at egpollack@aol.com or epollack@unt.edu.

This post first appeared on AHA Today.