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North Carolina History Graduate Student Conference

In February 2010, 150 people attended the NC State History Graduate Student Association's (HGSA) Sixth Annual History Graduate Student Conference where students from institutions in North Carolina, across the Southeast, and beyond presented papers.  Panels are chaired by alumni of our graduate program, and commentators are drawn from the history faculty at NCSU, UNC-Chapel Hill, Duke and other institutions.  Beginning with Spring 2010, a selection of the papers will be published electronically.

The Department proudly acknowledges that the Conference began as the brainchild of the NCSU History Graduate Student Association, which has continued to organized and run the Conference.  The HGSA issues the calls for papers, determines which ones to accept for presentation, organizes the panels, and recruits the commentators. 

CALL FOR PAPERS

Seventh Annual Graduate Student History Conference
Saturday, February 26, 2011

Riddick Hall on the campus of NC State University,  Raleigh, NC

The NC State History Graduate Student Association welcomes proposals
from graduate students for individual papers on any historical topic,
including public history, and any time period. Presentations will last
approximately fifteen minutes each, and each panel will be followed by
comments from area faculty, as well as a general discussion. Selected
papers will be published electronically in a conference proceedings.

 If interested, please submit a 250-word proposal and a current CV.
Email submissions are preferred. Please send an email to
hgsaconference@gmail.com with your name, institution, and field of
specialization, and with the proposal and CV attached. Email
submissions are preferred.

 Hard copy submissions may be sent to:
        Graduate Student History Conference
        Dept. of History, Box 8108
        North Carolina State University
        Raleigh, NC 27695-8108

 All proposals must be received by December 1, 2010.

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What Students
Are Saying

I had wanted to attend the NCSU public history program for years. It has an excellent reputation, including for job placement. On the recommendation from one of my professors from library school, I finally decided to go for it, and I'm glad I did.

Diana Poythress
Candidate for MA in Public History

 

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of History