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The Annual Meeting Program is available now!
2009 OAH Exhibitor Information
2009 Poster Session Proposals
Request an advanced copy of Gary Gerstle's paper to be presented at the meeting
2009 TAH Symposium
2009 Workshops
Workshop for Community College Historians
Oral History Workshop
National Historic Landmarks Workshop
Read the Call for Presentations for the meeting
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
10:30 AM
America's Global Reputation: Public Diplomacy and International History
The Washington State Women’s History Consortium: An Innovative Model for Women’s History
Developing a Teaching Style and Portfolio Before the Job Market -- GRADUATE STUDENT SESSION (SPONSORED BY OAH)
Civil Rights, Sexual Politics: Black, Queer, and Feminist Connections and Conflicts in the 1970s and 1980s
Memory, Narrative, and the Evolution of Feminism
Envisioning the Boundaries of Science: Natural History and Visual Culture in the United States
State of the Field: Latino History
Complicating the Picture: Oral History and the Study of the Rural South
Bureaucracies in the Nineteenth Century: Government Agents, Clerks, and Indian Reformers
Social Science and the Nation State From the New Deal to the Cold War
White Women Journalists: Transformations of Reportage and Audience in Early Twentieth-Century American Newspapers
Destroying Their Beloved Union: Politicians, Racism, and the Coming of the Civil War
Systems of Slavery on North American Borderlands: Comanchería, Louisiana, and the Industrial Chesapeake
Beyond Urban History: Suburbs and Small Towns in Postwar America
Native Diasporas: Blood, Disease, and Migration in the Pacific World
State of the Field: Borderlands History in Early America
Masculinity and Race in mid-19th Century America
12:30 PM
All The World’s A Stage: How to Use Simple Theatre Skills to Improve Your Teaching
Religion, Politics, and the Second Great Awakening
Southern Hospitality: Race, Leisure, and Tourism in the Twentieth-Century South
State of the Field: Food History
State of the Field: Sport History -- SPONSORED BY The Society for American Baseball Reseach
In the Shadow of LBJ: Education Politics Since the 1960s
Japanese Immigrants and Border Matters: Negotiations of North American Borders
How to Turn Your Daily Bread into History: Three Historians Outside the Academy
State of the Field: U.S. Women's History Beyond Borders -- SPONSORED BY THE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR WOMEN IN HISTORY (CCWH)
Navigating the OAH: A Session for First-Time Attendees -- SPONSORED BY OAH
Creating Peoples: Publications and Power in the Atlantic World
SPONSORED BY THE CENTER FOR HISTORY AND NEW MEDIA AT GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY: National History Education Clearinghouse
Myth, Memory, and History: Contested Legacies of the American War in Vietnam
Telling Stories: Negotiating the Oral History of the Black Freedom Movement from Activist and Scholarly Perspectives: Part I
Professional Development: Preparing for the Job Market -- GRADUATE STUDENT SESSION (SPONSORED BY OAH)
Teaching the Undergraduate Historiography/Methods/Research Course: Three Professors Share Their Approaches
Revolutions and the Law of Slavery
02:30 PM
Telling Stories: Negotiating the Oral History of the Black Freedom Movement from Activist and Scholarly Perspectives: Part II
Boundaries of Race and Sexuality in Postwar America
Crossing Borders: International Perspectives on Public History
German Historians’ Biographical Perspectives on Antebellum and Civil War America
The Arc of Chicano/a Postwar Activism: The Community and Struggle in MexAmerica
Facing History with Crazy Horse
Breaking Boundaries: Women and Politics in 19th Century America
Graduate Training in Women's History: Approaching Four Decades -- SPONSORED BY OAH WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
"No Time like the Present": Collecting, Preserving, Archiving, and Teaching the Army's Branch History in the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT)
Before Global Feminism: U.S. Women at International Conferences, 1945-1975
Disrupted Boundaries: The Histories of Culture and the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
American Ruins
Liberalism Without Boundaries: The Varieties of Liberalism in American Thought and Culture
Race and Social Belonging in Post-1965 Los Angeles
Including the Excluded: Seattle's Filipino and Japanese American Communities
White Burdens: Gilded Age and Progressive Era Whiteness at Home and Abroad -- SPONSORED BY SHGAPE
State of the Field: History Teaching and Learning -- SPONSORED BY H-TLH: TEACHING AND LEARNING HISTORY (http://www.h-net.org/~tlh)
07:00 PM
The 2008 Election as History
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