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New York State Association of European Historians

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The @NYSAEH Bailey Prize 2020 has been awarded to

The @NYSAEH Bailey Prize 2020 has been awarded to Prof. Marie Makela (@CACollegeofArts) for her journal article "Making Lemonade out of Lemons: Merz and Material Poverty.” The article appeared in a 2019 issue of @aah_journal. Congratulations to Professor Makela! #history #kurtschwitters #arthistory

A reminder that our @NYSAEH annual conference will

A reminder that our @NYSAEH annual conference will take place online tomorrow, 10/24 from 1-4:30pm. We’ll be hosting some great conversations about researching and teaching history.

You can check out the program and register at the link in our bio. #history

Our online meeting will host new panels with light

Our online meeting will host new panels with lightning talks (4 min. presentations) about teaching or researching any period of European history.

Sign up to present a lightning talk using the form linked in our bio.
#history #cfp #europeanhistory #historyteaching

The @NYSAEH 2020 annual meeting will now take plac

The @NYSAEH 2020 annual meeting will now take place online.

For more information, please see our website: nysaeh.org

The New York State Association of European Histori

The New York State Association of European Historians is accepting submissions for the triennial Bailey Prize for best journal article on European history. Articles published between August 2017 and July 2020 are eligible for consideration. Please send your submission as a .pdf file by email to Dr. Brian Newsome (newsomewb@etown.edu, cc’d tobaileyprize@gmail.com) or in hard copy (kindly send 3 copies) by postal mail to Dr. Brian Newsome, Dean for Curriculum and Honors, Elizabethtown College, 1 Alpha Drive, Elizabethtown, PA 17022. The deadline is August 1, 2020. The award will be presented during the annual conference at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, NY on October 23-24, 2020. The winner will be notified prior to the conference to facilitate attendance. The prize winner must be a member of the NYSAEH. Membership may be established and/or renewed by registering for the 2020 conference. A small monetary award and a link to the winning article on the NYSAEH website accompany the prize. Please address any questions directly to Dr. Brian Newsome.
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We’re excited to announce that our annual NYSAEH

We’re excited to announce that our annual NYSAEH conference is heading to @lemoyne_college in Syracuse this year! Join us this October for discussion of all aspects and periods of European history and history pedagogy. Find our full Call for Papers on our website (link in bio)!
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NYSAEH is pleased to welcome three new members to

NYSAEH is pleased to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors: Michael Guzik, S.J., of @lemoyne_college; Brian Newsome of @etowncollege; and Andrew Tompkins of @manhattanedu. We look forward to working with them! #history #europeanhistory

Congratulations to Tyson Luneau of @ualbanyhistory

Congratulations to Tyson Luneau of @ualbanyhistory! He’s the recipient of this year’s Blaszak Prize, which is awarded in recognition of the best graduate student paper at the NYSAEH conference. Tyson’s paper explored railway construction in French West Africa, 1879-1945. He is shown here being presented with the prize by NYSAEH Secretary Julie Gibert.

Our first #NYSAEH19 panel had everything you could

Our first #NYSAEH19 panel had everything you could hope for at 9am on a Saturday morning: war, espionage, sex, and scandal! Our speakers Heribert von Feilitzch, Bryan Herman and Averill Earls ranged widely: from the possible involvement of German military intelligence, to Soviet-era cinematic propaganda, to same-sex scandals in 20th-century Ireland. #history #europeanhistory

Following an introduction by NYSAEH Treasurer Lyn

Following an introduction by NYSAEH Treasurer Lyn Blanchfield, Professor Carol Faulkner (Syracuse University) speaks about the centennial of the U.S. 19th Amendment, its international context & European connections. Prof. Faulkner is this year’s James S. Valone Lecturer. #history #womenshistory #ushistory

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