March 2024 - HGSA

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Greetings all! It’s that time of the semester once again: book sale!!! Starting today, visit Robinson Hall’s Great Space for a curated selection of books ranging from social theory and labor history to art and architecture! Paperbacks are $3.00 Hardcovers are $5.00 You can also purchase a sack for $15, and fill it up with as many books as you can fit! Doors open at 10:00!

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Fwd: Call for Research Workshops Fund Applications 2024-2025

by Sener, Saffron

Forwarding this information for any working groups in need of funding! ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: GSAS Academic Programs <gsasacademicprograms(a)fas.harvard.edu> Date: Wed, Mar 13, 2024 at 10:43 AM Subject: Call for Research Workshops Fund Applications 2024-2025 To: Cc: Bisson, Noel <bisson(a)fas.harvard.edu> Dear Colleagues, We are happy to announce that we are able to restart the funding for research workshops for academic year 2024-2025. Attached are materials regarding the 2024-2025 GSAS Research Workshops Program, and the opportunity to submit a new or renewal workshop proposal. For those unfamiliar with this mechanism, the purpose of the program is to provide funds of up to $3000.00 to bring faculty and students together either weekly or bi-weekly over the course of the year to discuss scholarly work in progress. Those interested in submitting a proposal can do so through the Google Forms link, provided in the attached guidelines. *Applications are due Wednesday, April 17, 2024.* Please feel free to circulate the information in your department and if you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at gsasacademicprograms(a)fas.harvard.edu. Best wishes, Katie *________________________________________________________________________________* *Katie Riggs (she/her) │Assistant Director of Academic Programs│The Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences * Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center, 1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 350, Cambridge, MA 02138 Office (Tues-Thurs): (617) 496-1965│Email: gsasacademicprograms(a)fas.harvard.edu <katherine_riggs(a)fas.harvard.edu>

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Happy Hour Canceled (March 8)

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Hi all, With the break coming up, we’ve decided to cancel happy hour this Friday (March 8). We’re excited to see you all when we return for recruitment and book sale the week of March 18-22!! Until then, we wish you a good, restful break. Sincerely, Kabl Wilkerson HGSA Co-President

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Admitted Student Dinners - Interest Indicator

by Boniface, Annie

Hello hello friends and colleagues! The History Department's admitted student days are *just* around the corner! HGSA is organizing small group dinners based on fields / areas of study. If you are interested and available the evening of March 21, please fill out this <https://forms.gle/GfuNGS8mciDXdMik8> form! Stay tuned for more information on the visiting days calendar and various socials we have planned! All the best, Annie and Lauren -- Annie Boniface PhD Candidate, History Harvard University

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Faculty Coffee Chat on March 7, 2024 at 12 PM (Dr. Alison Frank-Johnson

by Sanjay K. Paul

Dear everyone, The History Department and History Graduate Students Association are excited to announce the next Faculty Coffee Chat of the spring semester. It will be held on Thursday, March 7, 2024 between 2 PM and 3:30 PM in the Graduate Student Lounge in Robinsonal Hall. All graduate students are welcome to attend. There will be free coffee and pastries from Flour Bakery. Our guest will be Dr. Alison Frank-Johnson. Dr. Frank-Johnson is a Professor of History and the Chair of the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. She is a historian of German-Speaking Europe and the Habsburg Monarchy. In the past, she has written about oil in Austria, borders in Europe, and the history of emotions. She is currently writing a book about de-memorialization in postwar Germany and Austria. If you are interested in meeting Dr. Frank-Johnson, please attend the Coffee Chat on March 7. We look forward to seeing you there! Sanjay

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Reminder: ENAH Workshop, March 7th (This Week)

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Reminder: the Harvard Early & Native American History Workshop next week will workshop Dr. Joyce Chaplin's forthcoming introduction and chapter entitled "The Franklin Stove: Grow or Die." Please RSVP here <https://forms.gle/aqgMmu6KQw56yy8z7> to receive a copy of Dr. Chaplin's work in advance. *This is a hybrid event; *please specify on the RSVP form whether or not you will be attending in person to receive a Zoom link. The workshop will be held at CGIS South in S040 (the Uziel Family Seminar Room in the basement/lower level) on Thursday, March 7th, beginning at 5:00 pm. Sincerely, Kabl Wilkerson *Co-convener, Harvard Early & Native American History Workshop*

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Wednesday Event on Prosecuting Racial Violence

by Anderson, Keziah

Hey everyone, I wanted to share this event with the grad students in the history department. There is an event coming up this Wednesday, which is hosted by the Law and History Program of Study. Kenneth Mack, one of the history professors in our department and a law professor at HLS, is also hosting and speaking at the event. The event is called PROSECUTING RACIAL VIOLENCE: PERSPECTIVES FROM HISTORY, THE JUDICIARY, AND THE DOJ and will be from 12:30-1:30 PM. I have attached the PDF graphic to this email as well. Best, Keziah

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HAPPY HOUR, TONIGHT @ 6:00!!!!!

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Yep! Still in the grad lounge!!

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