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List of Events: 2002
2003
2004
As of July 2006, no speaking engagements will be held until
The Slave Ship has been completed.
2003 Events
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January 31,
2003: Ithaca, New York, Comparative History Seminar, Department
of History, Cornell University. For more information, contact Ray
Craib rbc23@cornell.edu
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February
13-15, 2003: Washington, D.C., Conference: “Seacapes, Littoral
Cultures, and Trans‑Oceanic Exchanges,” organized by the American Historical
Association, the World History Association, the Middle East Studies
Association, the African Studies Association, the Latin American Studies
Association, the Conference on Latin American History, the Association for
Asian Studies, the Institute of European Studies at Columbia University, the
Harriman Institute of Russian Studies at Columbia University, the Community
College Humanities Association, and the Library of Congress. Conference
website:
www.theaha.org/Conferences/Seascapes
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March 3,
2003: Buffalo, New York, Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar in Early
Modern History, State University of New York at Buffalo. For more
information, contact Jorge Cańizares-Esguerra
jc58@buffalo.edu
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March 12,
2003, New York, New York, Public Lecture, South Street Seaport
Museum. Museum website:
http://www.southstseaport.org/ For more information,
contact Shan Holt shjcurat@aol.com
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April 4,
2003: Memphis, Tennessee, Panel, “Remembering SNCC and SDS,” and
presentation (with Staughton Lynd), “The Lucasville Riot and the Death
Penalty,” Annual Convention of the Organization of American Historians,
conference theme “Social Justice and American History.” Conference website:
www.oah.org/meetings/2003
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May 12,
2003, Irvine, California, Panel “Writing Counter-Histories,”
Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar on “Redress in Social Thought, Law, and
Literature,” University of California, Irvine. Seminar website:
www.hri.uci.edu/mellon.htm For more information,
contact Kim Furimoto kfurumot@uci.edu
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June
26-29, 2003, Strahan, Tasmania, Australia, Keynote Lecture,
“Escape: An International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Escape and the
Convict Experience,” International Centre for Convict Studies/University of
Tasmania. Conference website: http://iccs.arts.utas.edu.au/escape.htm
For more information, contact Hamish Maxwell-Stewart Hamish.MaxwellStewart@utas.edu.au
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September
18-21, 2003: Bozeman, Montana, Conference: “Class and Class
Struggles in North America and the Atlantic World, 1500-1800,” Michael P.
Malone Memorial Conference, Montana State University. Conference website:
www.montana.edu/~wwwhi/Malone/Conference_2003.html For more information, contact Billy G. Smith
bgs@montana.edu
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October 9, 2003: Boston, Massachusetts. Department of English,
Emmanuel College/Colleges of the Fenway, 3:30 pm. For more information
contact Edmond Caldwell
caldwele@emmanuel.edu
- November 14, 2003: Baltimore, Maryland. Roundtable disussion of THE
MANY-HEADED HYDRA with Tera Hunter (Carnegie Mellon University); David
Roediger (University of Illinois); Peter Way (Bowling Green State University);
Michael West (Binghamton University). Annual Meeting ofthe Social Science
History Association, Wyndham-Baltimore Inner Harbor Hotel, 8:00am.
Conference website:
www.ssha.org/ssha2003/
Listing of Events for 2002
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