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January 2, 1997

Statement of Priorities

The Association’s top priority is to continue its present activities in support of research, teaching, and the dissemination of knowledge

December 1, 1993

Redefining Historical Scholarship

If scholarly activity is central to the work of our profession, then how we define scholarship determines what it means to be a historian and who is part of the historical community.

May 1, 1991

Statement on Discrimination and Harassment in Academia

Approved by AHA Council, May 1991 The American Historical Association encourages educational activities to counter incidents of racist, sexist, anti-Semitic,…

November 1, 1989

Guidelines for AHA-Sponsored Regional Teaching Conferences

These guidelines explain AHA practices for sponsoring regional teaching conferences.

January 1, 1985

Why Study History? (1985)

Historical knowledge is no more and no less than carefully and critically constructed collective memory. As such it can both make us wiser in our public choices and more richly human in our private lives.

January 1, 1980

Committee on Women Historians’ 1980 Summary Report

A summary of new recommendations from the Committee on Women Historians 10 years after the Rose Report.

March 5, 1974

Report of the AHA Committee on the Rights of Historians

There is cause for concern about the state of academic freedom in the profession. The committee strongly believes that the AHA should increase its activities in support of academic freedom.

September 15, 1973

The AHA Review Board: Final Report

This page contains the full report of the AHA Review Board, including resolutions and proposals, from 1973.

September 17, 1972

The AHA Review Board: A Preliminary Report

Table of Contents The Review Board The Present State of the Association Governance The Committee System The Divisions of the…