GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

Each year the Center awards two full graduate fellowships to advanced students in the Department of History. A committee within the department selects these scholars. Recipients are ordinarily excused from normal teaching duties and will be expected to organize a small one-day conference workshop as well as to help manage other Center activities.

  CHS Graduate FELLOWS:

  2006-2007 Bettina HESSLER

 2007-2008 Lonnie ROBBINS and Strother ROBERTS

2008-2009 Anne KOENIG and Marygrace TYRRELL

                           2009-2010 Fernando CARBAJAL and Andreana PRICHARD

                                                  

For more details on the Graduate Fellow CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS, as well as the new International Doctoral Workshops--please click on Conferences.

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Faculty/Graduate CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

Each year the CHS Graduate Fellows organize one-day faculty and graduate student conference workshops

on a significant historical topic pertinent to their research.

SPRING 2009 Faculty/Graduate CONFERENCE WORKSHOP on

"Manifesting Madness: Historical Interpretations of the Exceptional,

the Marginal, and the 'Normal' " 

with Eric MIDELFORT (U. of Virginia)

FRIDAY, April 24, 2009

Convener: Anne Koenig

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Second CHS Faculty/Graduate Conference Workshop

Reconstructing Social History

in a Post-Structural World

with keynote speaker Keith WRIGHTSON (Yale University)

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Convener: Lonnie Robbins (CHS Graduate Fellow)               

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2007-2008

First CHS Faculty/Graduate Conference Workshop

Environmental History

with keynote speaker Richard WHITE (Stanford University)

Saturday, April 5, 2008

Convener: Strother Roberts (CHS Graduate Fellow)

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