Skip to content

New York State Association of European Historians

Twitter
Instagram

About the NYSAEH
Conference
- 2019 Annual Conference
- Past Conferences
Prizes
- The Charles R. Bailey Prize
- The Barbara J. Blaszak Prize
Contact Us
Membership

Contact Us

Name(required)

Email(required)

Comment(required)

Instagram

Our annual conference will take place this October at @sunycantongram! We welcome paper, panel and roundtable proposals on all aspects and periods of European history. Visit our website through the link in our bio for the full #cfp. #history #historians #europeanhistory

The 69th annual meeting of the New York State Association of European Historians will be held at SUNY Canton on October 4-5, 2019. We invite proposals for papers on any topic in European history or Europe’s relationships with the wider global community. SUNY Canton is located in scenic upstate New York, about 90 minutes from Ottawa and about two hours from both Syracuse and Montreal. The NYSAEH (https://nysaeh.org/) is a regional historical association that welcomes innovative ideas and presentations. Our members are drawn from across the United States, Canada, and Europe. The annual meeting is a collegial setting for the presentation of works-in-progress and we strive to create a welcoming environment for all scholars, including graduate students and independent scholars. We strongly encourage graduate student participation and welcome panels and proposals on work(s)-in-progress. Proposals for papers and/or panels should be submitted electronically to NYSAEH president, David Valone, professor of history at Quinnipiac University by May 31, 2019: David.valone@quinnipiac.edu. Please include an abbreviated c.v. with your proposal. #history #cfp #europeanhistory #historyconference

What was the #NYSAEH up to at its annual conference in 1969? According to this article in the Bronxville Review Press and Reporter, having #history conversations that still matter: about “student unrest and revolutionary movements”, research methods, and the political and social consequences of the 1920s and 1930s.

#NYSAEH President Jennifer M. Lloyd (2001-02) of @suny_brockportny shown here at our 2002 conference at @canisius_college with then Secretary Jim Valone. #nysaeh #history

Here’s a blast from the #NYSAEH past: some former officers pictured at the 2003-04 conference. L-R: Barbara Blaszak of @lemoyne_college (Treasurer), Dave King of @sunyoswego (Past President), Dorinda Outram of @urochester (President), and Jim Valone of @canisius_college (Secretary). #history #nysaeh

The keynote talk at this year’s NYSAEH conference was given by Professor Richard Fogarty of @ualbanyhistory. Professor Fogarty’s talk explored World War One as a global war.

Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to receive notifications of new NYSAEH posts by email.

Follow us on Twitter

Twitter
Instagram

Blog at WordPress.com.