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North Carolina History Graduate Student Conference

Now in its ninth year, the North Carolina Graduate Student History Conference enables student panelists the opportunity to present their research in a formal, professional setting, engage the ideas of their peers, and to receive comments from nationally recognized faculty from within the Research Triangle. The conference is student run and organized through the NCSU History Graduate Student Association.

Scott Reynolds Nelson

Our keynote speaker this year is Scott Reynolds Nelson, the Legum Professor of History at the College of William and Mary.  His public talk is entitled, “Global Financial Crises: What Historians Know and Economists Do Not.”

Professor Nelson’s bio and curriculum vitae are available online.

Pictures from Conference (Picasa album)

 

Pre-Registration (closed)

A complimentary lunch will be available for all participants and attendees who pre-register before February 16, 2013.

Program

The program features presentations by graduate students from around the country and comments by faculty from the Research Triangle.

 


What Students
Are Saying

The public history program at NCSU is uniquely valuable for archive students because it combines a traditional history background
with hardcore archival theory and practice. Students learn simultaneously about archives from both ends - as users and managers,
enabling them to envision archives as a whole and preparing them for a variety of roles in the profession

Ruth Cody
BA in History, NCSU
Candidate for MA in Public History

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of History