Seminars & Events
On Thursday, January 24th, 4:15-5:15, Information Session for Study Tour to Peru! Kent Hall 213.
On Monday, February 18, 4:45 pm, Natasha Zaretsky, Ph.D. from Rutgers University, will speak on the "Legacies of Repression: Testimony, Citizenship, and Survival in Jewish Buenos Aires." Location TBA.
See the History Department Calendar for more information!
SMP Spotlight
Jeremy Young, "Latter-Day Lafayettes: The France-America Society, 1911-1989,” 2006.
Founded in New York in 1911, the France-America Society was committed to the friendship of France and the United States, and attracted elite supporters from both countries; members believed that France and the U.S. should always be allies, and that individual Franco-American friendships would outlast any political differences. An impressive array of primary source material, as well as oral histories with surviving members of the Society, undergird this project.
Past Winners
David Beers Quinn History Award
- 2004: Natalie Friend
- 2003: Larissa Eustice
- 2002: Kritin Soya
- 2004: Muriel Secrest
- 2003: Mollie Freilicher
- 2002: Robert Davis
- 2004: Lisa Ball
- 2003: N/A
- 2002: N/A
The Alison Quinn Award in History
- 2004: Matt Milstead
- 2003: Jonathan Robins
- 2002: Elizabeth McAllister
The May Russell Historical Achievement Award
- 2004: Louisse Cartrher
- 2003: David Kopczynski
- 2002: Walter "Rod" Cofield
National Society of Colonial Dames
- 2004: Laura Brianne Coons
- 2003: Michael Tanner
- 2002: Davida Ofori-Sarpong
