History Events

This calendar presented by History
"The Strange Career of 'Social Equality': Race and the Segregation of the Dead after Emancipation"
Friday, February 7
11am - 12pm
Sadler Center, York Room
2014 Africana-Mellon Distinguished Lecturers
    Fulbright Fridays: The UK Summer Institutes
    Friday, February 7
    4pm
    Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
    The US-UK Fulbright Commission is funding summer programs at nine UK institutions this year. Freshmen and sophomores who will be 18 before the start of the program and who have GPAs of 3.5 and over may apply.
      Global Film Festival - Reves Center Documentary Premiere
      Thursday, February 13
      5pm
      Kimball Theatre
        History Honors Colloquium
        Monday, February 17
        12pm - 12:30pm
        Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
        Amy Schaffman will present her History Honors Colloquium.
          15th Annual Honors Colloquium
          Monday, February 17 - Thursday, February 27
          12pm - 6pm
          Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
          Through this annual event, students pursuing Honors projects have the chance to present their work to faculty members and their fellow students. {{http://www.wm.edu/as/charlescenter/honors/currentstudents/colloquium/schedule/index.php, See Full Schedule}}
            US to USSR: American Experts and the Irrigation of Soviet Central Asia, 1929-1932
            Monday, February 17
            5:45pm - 6:45pm
            Tucker Hall, 127 A
            The stories of Americans who were sympathetic to the Bolsheviks and provided assistance to the Soviet cause, are well known. Less well known, however, are the stories of the Americans who provided technical assistance to the Soviets.
              History Honors Colloquium
              Tuesday, February 18
              11am - 11:30am
              Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
              Robin Crigler will present his History Honors research.
                5th Annual Rio de La Plata Seminar Keynote Lecture
                Friday, February 21
                11am
                Tucker Hall, 127A
                Keynote Lecture - Friday, Feb 21 at 11am in Tucker Hall 127A "The Clockmaker's Long Goodbye: Self Invention in the Era of Revolutionary Politics" by Lyman Johnson, University of North Carolina - Charlotte.
                  History and Religious Studies Honors Colloquium
                  Tuesday, February 25
                  11am - 12pm
                  Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
                  Deborah Wood will present her Honors History research. Zachary Woodward will present his Honors Religious Studies research.
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