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Results, HGSA Harvard Divestment Letter Vote

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Dear all, Thank you for taking the time to vote in the poll this week. Of the 59 total votes cast on whether HGSA should sign the Harvard Divestment Letter, 52 voted "yes" with 7 voting "no." With the poll now closed, *HGSA will officially sign the Harvard Divestment Letter*. To read the full Harvard Divestment Letter, click here <https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vRteugZkKIGNEZEaAFdgIJ6Uc21…> . Sincerely, HGSA

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Fwd: Reminder: Student Research Colloquium

by Larkin, Edan

Hello HGSA! Sending this along for anyone who may be interested: Applications due June 1 View this email in your browser <https://mailchi.mp/d33a0d706cda/student-research-colloquium-16910911?e=8b9e…> <https://aslh.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=e6c1f4a307c6fc3d9a753b00f&id…> *REMINDER: ASLH STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM, 2024* *Call for Applications* The American Society for Legal History will host its eleventh annual Student Research Colloquium (SRC) on *Wednesday, October 23, and Thursday, October 24, 2024, *in San Francisco, California, USA. Each year, the SRC brings eight graduate students to the site of the ASLH annual meeting to discuss their in-progress research projects with each other and with ASLH-affiliated scholars. Target applicants include early-post-coursework Ph.D. students and historically minded law students. All students whose research touches on legal-historical themes are encouraged to apply, whatever their chronological or geographical focuses. Applicants who have not yet had an opportunity to interact with the ASLH are welcome, as are those who have never received any formal training in legal history. A student may present a paper at the annual meeting and participate in the SRC in the same year. The ASLH will at least partially and, in many cases, fully reimburse the SRC students’ travel, hotel, and conference-registration costs. To apply, please submit the following three items to John Wertheimer at: *srcproposals(a)aslh.net <srcproposals(a)aslh.net>:* - a cover letter that describes, among other things, how far along you are and approximately how many years remain in your present course of study; - an up-to-date CV; and - a two-page, single-spaced research statement that contains a working title and describes the in-progress research project that you would like to present at the colloquium. Application deadline: *June 1, 2024*. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences <https://aslh.us4.list-manage.com/profile?u=e6c1f4a307c6fc3d9a753b00f&id=61e…> or unsubscribe from this list <https://aslh.us4.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=e6c1f4a307c6fc3d9a753b00f&id…>. Best, Edan

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Harvard grad union benefits deadline this evening!

by Catey Boyle

Hi History folks, Reminder that applications for the healthcare, dental, and ISWA funds (and childcare for graduating students only) close tonight at 11:59pm! Tell your friends and apply via hgsu.org/benefits Reach out with any questions as always :) Catey +1 8574724937

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Harvard Divestment Letter & HGSA

by Sener, Saffron

Greetings all, We write with an important message for you all to consider. We have all seen the violence engulfing the people of Palestine, and we recognize the current efforts by our friends and colleagues to hold the university accountable for its culpability in these acts of violence – of *genocide*– against the Palestinian people. In light of the recent events that have gripped the nation and our campus, HGSA has decided to initiate a vote for the graduate community in the History Department to determine whether our organization will sign the Harvard Divestment Letter. Vote here: https://forms.gle/e5HgX87KAWjuUn17A. Please consider casting your vote. *Voting will end on Wednesday, May 1st at 3:30 pm. * You can access the full divestment letter here <http://tinyurl.com/harvarddivestmentletter>. You may also sign the letter as an individual, which you can do anonymously if you wish. Sincerely, *Harvard Graduate Student Association*

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Happy Hour, Tonight!

by Wilkerson, Kabl

Happy hour! It’s still happening! At 6!

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HGSU Happy Hour NOW at Natural Hist Museum

by Catey Boyle

Hi History folks, come through! We got pizza, drinks, games, and good vibes. If you have any issues finding us, text/whatsapp/signal me at +1 857 472 4937. Catherine Boyle, she | they Ph.D. Candidate, History Certificate, Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Graduate Student Associate, Weatherhead Center for International Studies https://scholar.harvard.edu/cateyboyle

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HGSU Social Sciences Happy Hour THIS WEDNESDAY!

by Catey Boyle

Hi everyone, Join us for a happy hour with the social scientists of HGSU! We will have drinks (alc + non-alc) and pizza. We'll gather at the picnic benches just outside the Harvard Natural History Museum on Wednesday 4/24 at 5PM. Guests are welcome. HGSU stewards will be present to discuss any workplace concerns or recent events in the union. Please help us decide how many pizzas to order by filling out this quick form <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdBsdovBHhkxKJwWkeT1AVkP-1vrALEa51…>. And feel free to reach out about any union questions. Thanks, and hope to see you this Thursday! All best, Catey catey.boyle(a)gmail.com HGSU Steward, Social Sciences -- Catherine Boyle, she | they Ph.D. Candidate, History Certificate, Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Graduate Student Associate, Weatherhead Center for International Studies https://scholar.harvard.edu/cateyboyle

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Happy Hour, TODAY

by Wilkerson, Kabl

*Come get pizza!! * *Things start at 6:00 in the grad lounge! *

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Reminder: Happy Hour, Tomorrow!

by Wilkerson, Kabl

The weather's always nice in the grad lounge! Happy Hour starts at 6:00 tomorrow-- see you there! [image: image.png]

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Faculty Coffee Chat on April 16, 2024 at 2 PM (Dr. George Aumoithe)

by Sanjay K. Paul

Dear everyone, The History Department and History Graduate Students Association are excited to announce the last Faculty Coffee Chat of the spring semester. It will be held on Tuesday, April 16, 2024 between 2 PM and 3 PM in the Graduate Student Lounge in Robinsonal Hall. All graduate students are welcome to attend. There will be coffee and pastries from Flour Bakery. Our guest will be Dr. George Aumoithe. Dr. Aumoithe is an Assistant Professor of History and African and African American Studies. He is a scholar-artist and historian of the twentieth-century United States. Dr. Aumoithe has released his first EP under the name Efemèr and has a poem about Black Studies pedagogy forthcoming. He is currently finishing his first book about the creation of scarcity in public healthcare in the postwar United States. If you are interested in meeting Dr. Aumoithe, please attend the Coffee Chat on April 16. We look forward to seeing you there! Sanjay

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