Undergraduate Scholarship Workshop!

Virtual workshop:Microsoft Teams Workshop Link at 11:00 am
In person workshop: The HERC: Mitchell Hall 147 at 12:30 pm 

Please review Dept of History Undergraduate Scholarships before attending.

The Rachel Shankman Symposium: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
UC Ballroom ABC; UC Fountain View room; UC Memphis room

24th Annual Graduate Conference in African American History

Beyond the Headlines: Rethinking Memory and Legacy in African American History
Maxine A. Smith University Center

GHE presents:
"Preparing for comprehensive exams, MA & PhD" by Dr. Andrew Daily
4:00 pm, MI 209

Meeting ID: 263 919 934 972
Passcode: Ta3My2Ni

History Matters Lecture Series:

"Emboldened Indians: Indigenous Leadership in the Tumultuous 1670s South"
presented by Dr. Bradley Dixon

3:00 pm, MI 200 (Audirotium)

GHA presents:
"Conferences: Do’s and Don’ts"
hosted by Dr. Sarah Potter, Dr. Selina Makana and Dr. Suzanne Onstine
1:30 pm, MI 209

The Comunity of Research Scholars (CoRS) project presents:

Jodi Skipper (University of Mississippi, Sociology and Anthropology) [talk topic: African diaspora archaeology]

3:00 pm, McCord Hall 324

Cosponsored by the Department of History; the Department of Art & Design, the C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa, and the Department of Anthropology

Virtual Women's History Month talk:  3:30 pm

"Black Femme Fugitivity: Rebellion and Resistance in these Critical Times,"
by Dr. Kaila Adia Story (University of Louisville)

Attend via Teams - click here to register

Or join the watch party in the Memphis Room of the UC.

Teaching Tactics - Hosted by Dr. Cookie Woolner: 12:30 -1:30 pm, MI 309
"Teaching Tips: Library Resources"

The Comunity of Research Scholars (CoRS) project presents:

Jenn Lupu (Rhodes College, Anthropology) [talk topic: historical archaeology, medicine, and queer history]

3:00 pm, McCord Hall 324

Cosponsored by the Department of History; the Department of Art & Design, the C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa, and the Department of Anthropology

Memphis Sesquicentennial Lecture Series:

Dr. Emily Greble,
Nelson O. Tyrone, Jr. Chair in History, Department of History, Vanderbilt University
Muslims, Jews, and the Complexities of Rescue in World War II

Time: 5:30 pm Rcepetion, 6:00 pm Lecture
Location: Maxine Smith University Center Shelby Room (UC 342)

Jointly sponsored by the Department of History and the Marcus W. Orr Center for the Humanities

The Comunity of Research Scholars (CoRS) project presents:

Reecie Levin (University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Anthropology) [talk topic: food production systems and historical ecology + masterclass: paleobotany]

3:00 pm, McCord Hall 324

Cosponsored by the Department of History; the Department of Art & Design, the C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa, and the Department of Anthropology

Prospectus Session, 1:00-3:00 pm, MI 309