Department of History Conferences
Explore past and upcoming conferences and symposia organized by the Department of History
The Italian Way: State, Empire, and Policy towards Jews (15th-18th century) May 2019
A three-day conference hosted by the Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies.
Entangled Worlds: Daily Practice, Identity Negotiation, and the City as Border Space April 2019
A two day conference hosted by the Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies.
Bodies at Work, Bodies at Play: The 14th Annual History Graduate Student Association Conference March 2019
Hosted by the Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies at the co-sponsored History Graduate Student Association's 14th Annual Conference.
Surveying the Global: Approaches and Key Words February 2019
First Millennium Network Presents: Constructing the Past in the First Millennium November 2018
The First Millennium Network seeks to extend this reorientation in scholarly perspective by finding creative ways to encourage interdisciplinary and comparative study of the entirety of the first millennium of the Common Era, particularly in Western Europe, Byzantium, and the Islamic world.
View the Constructing the Past in the First Millennium archive.
Old Regime and Terror in France September 2018
The Nathan & Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies hosts a symposium in honor of Dr. Donald Sutherland.