eHub Fair

Explore agencies, consultants, and companies who work with, work as, and hire historians outside the academy. Explore the fair and learn about various participants, the types of positions that exist for historians, and how one can find these opportunities.

If you would like to be listed in the eHub please email us!

Visit the other areas of the Virtual Conference:

Exhibit Hall

Scholarship-on-Demand

Virtual Meeting Community

Participants

The Forest Service's small but versatile History Program excels at applying history skills and analysis to real world problems related to natural resource management and conservation.

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The journal of record in American history. Published by The OAH

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MSU Press Editor Catherine Cocks on careers in publishing

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NHHC acquires, preserves, and shares historically relevant resources and products that reflect the Navy’s unique and enduring contributions to our nation’s history.

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For 25 years the OAH has partnered with the National Park Service to bring leading scholarship to bear on the presentation of history at our national parks.

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The Office of the House Historian works closely with the Office of Art and Archives (OAA) under the Office of the Clerk.

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Why invest in the OAH?

Instruct, recruit, and obtain immediate feedback from the leading group of American History scholars
Introduce end-users and decision makers to your brand, products, and services
Enhance your visibility and image in the field
Over nine hours of scheduled breaks to maximize booth interaction
Extensive networking opportunities with partnering organizations and peers
Increased visibility through various sponsorship opportunities

Who are the meeting attendees?

The OAH Annual Meeting attracts a diverse blend of history professionals at various stages in their careers. These include:

Professional Scholars
Departmental and University Administrators
Educators
Public and Independent Historians
Graduate Students

Payment Terms

Exhibit Criteria: Exhibiting firms are limited to those providing publications, services, or products which relate directly to history, teaching, pedagogy, or education. OAH reserves the right to remove an exhibit or any part of an exhibit which, in the sole judgment of OAH, is misleading or deceptive, in poor taste, or is not consonant with the goals and objectives of the OAH conference. Booth sharing is not permitted.

Deposit on Booth Orders: A 50% deposit is due with the signed application and no later than October 15, 2021. Any outstanding balance is due by January 1, 2022. Contracts received on or after January 2021, must be accompanied by full payment.

Booth Cancellation: Notification for cancellation must be made in writing. The exhibitor forfeits all monies paid and is obligated to pay the following rates: September 1, 2021: 50% of full payment; November 1, 2021: 75% of full payment; January 1, 2022: 100% of full payment. Should cancellation of the conference occur exhibitors may either defer their payment to the following year, purchase alternate products of equal value, or request a refund minus 15% processing fee.

On Advertising Orders: All advertising orders are final. Once a signed insertion order is received, you are responsible for payment in full. Credit card information is required to secure reservation. If an invoice is requested, payment is due within 30 days of receipt of invoice. Any invoice more than 60 days past due will incur a finance charge of 18% per annum on the unpaid balance. No refunds apply. Should cancellation of the conference occur and purchase not be delivered advertisers may purchase items of equal value or be refunded minus a 15% processing fee.

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