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here are few cities in the United States where members of the OAH prefer to meet more than the City by the Bay. San Francisco as a conference Tcity or as a tourist destination is hard to beat—it has something for every visitor. Our 2013 program, likewise, has something for every OAH conferee. The program committee, so ably cochaired by Tom Guglielmo and Erika Lee, assembled sessions, panels, workshops, and plenaries that link to nearly every subfield of American history. A large number link directly to the conference theme of “Entangled Histories,” which explores the complexities, intersections, and tensions that characterize so much of US history. Although we cannot promise ideal California weather in April, we can promise an engaging and rich intellectual experience. Plenary sessions, featuring an outstanding cast of colleagues, will consider two different topics. The first, titled “Freedom Struggles”—in commemoration of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by President Abraham Lincoln 150 years ago—will address benchmark Service News / Stanford Cicero A. Linda developments in the long history of Americans’ pursuit of equality. A second plenary will focus on the topic of “corporations in American life,” a subject of enormous importance to the history of industrial capitalism in the United States. It is a topic with a contemporary resonance that matches its historical significance. Both plenary sessions reflect “entangled histories,” the first about race, in knowledge about the area; a bus tour of the Mission ideologies of difference, and power, and the other about District’s world-famous murals; or a must-see tour of the wealth, class, and power. recently renovated Angel Island Immigration Station. The cavalcade of sessions and panels touch on a Interested in a tour of downtown San Francisco or of multitude of topics ranging from social, cultural, labor, the Castro with a visit to the GLBT Museum? We have and political history to race, ethnicity, gender, historical organized these tours too. memory, and many other subjects. Sprinkled throughout The world-class city of San Francisco awaits you. Go to the program as well are sessions on public history, dinner in one of the city’s many colorful districts, walk or international relations, and the history of education and bike across the Golden Gate Bridge (which celebrated its technology in America. In addition, the Local Resource 75th anniversary in 2012), or have your morning coffee Committee, orchestrated with great care by Carol in Union Square watching San Franciscans scamper by McKibben, has organized a wonderful and diverse set on their way to work. It is for me, of course, a special of tours and visits to important historical sites in San coincidence that my tenure as OAH president closes with Francisco that we know will interest conferees. Take your the conference in a city so special and so close to home. pick: a walking tour of depression-era murals in Coit Welcome to San Francisco! Tower with commentary by a distinguished historian of San Francisco and California; a tour of the historic architecture of Chinatown by a person unsurpassed —Al Camarillo (Stanford University), OAH President

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Above: The beautiful “painted ladies,” a row of traditional Victorian houses. Below: A panoramic view of the Golden Gate Bridge, which celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2012. Photos courtesy San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau Visitors and Convention Francisco San courtesy Photos

Above: A view of Fisherman’s Wharf. Left: Fresh Dungeness crab from Fisherman’s Wharf. Right: The popular rainbow flag is displayed proudly all around San Francisco. Photos courtesy San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau

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2013 OAH Annual Meeting Entangled Histories: Connections, Crossings, Board and Committee Meetings Registration and Information and Constraints in U.S. History Thursday, April 11 Thursday, April 11 ...... 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Thursday to Sunday, April 11 to 14, 2013 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Friday, April 12 ...... 8:00 am to 5:00 pm OAH Executive Board Saturday, April 13 ...... 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Hilton San Francisco Union Square Friday, April 12 Sunday, April 14 (information only) . 8:00 am to 11:00 am 7:30 am to 9:30 am 2013 OAH Program Committee OAH Committee Chairs Exhibit Hall Hours* Thomas A. Guglielmo, George Washington University, Cochair Table of Contents 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Thursday, April 11 ...... 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Erika Lee, University of Minnesota, Cochair Sponsors ...... 6 OAH 2014 Program Committee Friday, April 12 ...... 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Matthew Countryman, University of Michigan Registration ...... 8 Saturday, April 13 ...... 9:00 am to 5:00 pm 8:00 am to 10:00 am Donald Fixico, Arizona State University OAH Committee on the Status of Women in the Historical *Bidding for the silent auction items will be open during the Lodging ...... 9 Kelly Lytle Hernández, University of California, Los Angeles Profession same hours as the Exhibit Hall, with the exception of Saturday, Travel ...... 10 OAH Committee on Teaching when bidding ends at 3:00 pm. David Igler, University of California, Irvine Joe W. Trotter, Carnegie Mellon University Highlights ...... 11 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Sessions and Events The Civil War at 150 ...... 13 OAH Nominating Board Kariann Akemi Yokota, Yale University Thursday, April 11 Meals ...... 14 10:30 am to 12:30 pm Concurrent Session 1 ...... 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm 2013 OAH Local Resource Committee OAH International Committee Concurrent Session 2 ...... 2:45 pm to 4:15 pm Receptions ...... 18 Carol Lynn McKibben, Stanford University, Chair OAH Membership Committee Plenary Session ...... 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm Map of San Francisco ...... 20 Marianne Babal, Wells Fargo Historical Services 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Opening Reception ...... 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Tours ...... 21 Isabel M. Barraza, Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts Friday, April 12 OAH/JAAS Japan Historians Collaborative Committee Family-Friendly Attractions . . . . .25 Concurrent Session 1 ...... 8:30 am to 10:00 am Mark Brilliant, University of California, Berkeley 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Concurrent Session 2 ...... 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Clayborne Carson, Stanford University Workshops ...... 26 OAH Committee on Public History Concurrent Session 3 ...... 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm Pedro Castillo, University of California, Santa Cruz Exhibitors Index & Floorplan . . . . 30 OAH Leadership Advisory Council Plenary Session ...... 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Robert W. Cherny, San Francisco State University Map of San Francisco Hilton . . . . 32 Saturday, April 13 Saturday, April 13 James Rawls, Diablo Valley College Sessions ...... 33 8:00 am to 10:00 am Concurrent Session 1 ...... 8:30 am to 10:00 am Jennie Emire Rodriguez, Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts OAH ALANA Committee Concurrent Session 2 ...... 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Thursday ...... 33 OAH Committee on Disability and Disability History Concurrent Session 3 ...... 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm Friday ...... 38 Business Meeting, OAH Awards Ceremony, The 2013 OAH Annual Meeting Program is a publication of the Organization of 8:00 am to 12:30 pm American Historians, 112 North Bryan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47408. The papers Saturday ...... 52 and Presidential Address ...... 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Journal of American History Editorial Board and commentaries presented during this meeting are intended solely for those in Sunday ...... 65 Closing Reception ...... 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm attendance and should not be recorded, copied, or otherwise reproduced, in whole 10:30 am to 12:30 pm or in part, without the consent of the presenters and the Organization of American Participant Index ...... 72 OAH LBGTQ Committee Meeting Sunday, April 14 Historians. Recording, copying, or reproducing a paper without the consent of the Concurrent Session 1 ...... 8:30 am to 10:00 am author is a violation of common law copyright. To view policies for recording events OAH Distinguished Members . . . .76 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the OAH Annual Meeting, see page 8. Concurrent Session 2 ...... 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Advertisers Index ...... 92 OAH Committee on Community Colleges On the cover: A detailed view of the anchoring cable from the San Francisco OAH Committee on National Park Service Collaboration Oakland Bay Bridge spanning San Francisco Bay. Library of Congress, Prints and Preregistration Form ...... 159 Photographs Division.

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The OAH thanks the following… …2013 OAH Annual Meeting Sponsors

The History Stanford University Department of Oxford Bedford/St. California Channel History, Office of the Provost, School University Press Martin’s Historical of Humanities and Sciences Society

Mission Cultural Center University of Southern California, Sonoma State University, North University of California, Davis, for Latino Arts Department of History Bay International Studies Project Department of History

Harvard University, Yale University, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, University of California, Irvine, Department of History Department of History Department of History Department of History Penn State University, Business History Conference Columbia University, University of California, Los Department of History Department of History California State University, Fullerton, Angeles, Department of History The University of Texas at Austin, Department of American Studies University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of History University of California, Department of History Coordinating Council for Santa Barbara, Department University of California, Berkeley, Women in History of Feminist Studies University of California, Santa Cruz, Department of History Department of History University of Delaware, Coalition for Western Department of History Women in the West Project, Southern Association for Women’s History Autry National Center Women Historians Occidental College, Western Association of Department of History Pomona College, Women Historians Department of History

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Preregister using the form on page 159 of this program or on the secure Web site at http://annualmeeting.oah.org. Preregistration (The hotel’s direct phone number is listed to the left.) Be is available through April 1, 2013. Paper forms will be accepted if postmarked or faxed on or before that date. All registrations certain to mention the OAH when making reservations. received after April 1, 2013, will be handled onsite. Registration is not transferable. Mail the completed form with a check, a money Rates do not include taxes, which are currently 15.58%. order, or credit card information to: Annual Meeting Preregistration, OAH, 112 North Bryan Ave., Bloomington, Indiana 47408- 4141. The OAH accepts checks, money orders, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express for preregistration and onsite All reservations must be accompanied by a first-night registration. Registrations without complete payment will be held until payment is received. room deposit, or guaranteed with a major credit card. Reservations must be cancelled no later than 72 hours Teacher and Student Registration prior to the scheduled arrival date to receive a refund of Registration Rates the deposit. The deadline for reservations at the Hilton Special rates to attend the annual meeting are available for San Francisco Union Square is March 4, 2013. professors or high school teachers and their students. If you would Preregistration (Through March 31, 2013) Amenities Available at the Hilton San OAH Member ...... $150 like to bring a group to the meeting, please contact the meetings department ([email protected]) for registration rates. Francisco Union Square OAH Member Student ...... $85 ◆◆ Self-parking: $53.58 (per 24 hours) Photos courtesy San Francisco Hilton Union Square Nonmember ...... $190 Cancellations ◆◆ Valet parking: $59.28 (per 24 hours) Nonmember Student ...... $105 Hilton San Francisco ◆◆ One isolated smoking floor Unemployed ...... $85 Registration cancellation requests must be submitted in writing. ◆◆ Onsite business center Retired ...... $85 Requests postmarked or e-mailed on or before April 1, 2013, Union Square ◆◆ Computer workstations One Day Only ...... $85 will receive a refund less a $25 processing fee. ◆◆ High-speed Internet Guest ...... $65 333 O’Farrell Street ◆◆ Children’s activities Consent to Use Photographic Images San Francisco, CA 94102 Onsite Registration (After April 1, 2013) ◆◆ Cribs, high chairs Tel: (415) 771-1400 | Fax: (415) 771-6807 OAH Member ...... $170 Registration and attendance at, or participation in, OAH meetings ◆◆ Mini refrigerators ($15.00 per stay) http://www.hiltonsanfranciscohotel.com/ OAH Member Student ...... $100 and other activities constitutes an agreement by the registrant ◆◆ Rollaway bed ($25.00 per mogjt) Nonmember ...... $210 to the OAH’s present and future use and distribution of the The 2013 Annual Meeting will be held at the Hilton ◆◆ Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Nonmember Student ...... $120 registrant’s or attendee’s image or voice in photographs, video, San Francisco Union Square, located in the heart of ◆◆ Car rental desk Unemployed ...... $100 electronic reproductions, and audio of such events and activities. downtown San Francisco. Staying at the conference ◆◆ Fully equipped and accessible health club ◆◆ Accessible rooms, business center, and swimming pool Retired ...... $100 Policy for Recording Events hotel is convenient and provides a great opportunity for ◆◆ Assistive listening devices for meetings One Day Only ...... $95 networking. The San Francisco Hilton offers easy access to At its fall 2011 meeting, the OAH Executive Board approved Nob Hill, Chinatown, the theater Guest ...... $95 the following policy for obtaining permission to audio or video district, and all the shopping, record sessions at OAH annual meetings: dining, and entertainment ◆◆ Requests to record sessions or events must be submitted to Guest Registration opportunities available at Union the OAH office in advance of the meeting; The OAH encourages attendees to bring guests and family members Square. It is easily accessible via ◆◆ Upon receipt, the OAH office informs each panelist indi- to the meeting. For registration purposes, a guest is a nonhistorian public transportation, such as vidually of the request; who would not otherwise attend the meeting except to accompany ◆◆ Each panelist must submit a response in writing to the OAH Muni, BART, and the famous the attendee. Guests receive a convention badge that allows them to office; and San Francisco cable cars. attend sessions and receptions, and to enter the exhibit hall. ◆◆ If one panelist does not wish to be recorded, then the request Reservations Convention Materials to record the event is denied. (The OAH office shall not dis- close which panelist(s) declined permission.) The Hilton San Francisco Union Convention badges, tickets, and the Onsite Program can be Requests should include your full contact information, including Square offers three options picked up at the preregistration counter at the Hilton San the type of recording (audio or video), as well as the purpose of for guestrooms: standard Francisco, Grand Ballroom level. the recording. Questions or requests for recording must be sent rooms ($219/night), deluxe to the OAH communications office ([email protected]). Please do rooms ($239/night), and tower One-Day Registration not contact the participants directly. Recording, copying, and/ rooms ($279/night). To make a Attendees choosing to register for one day will receive a badge or reproducing a presentation at meetings and conferences of reservation by phone, call Hilton indicating the date for which they are registered and will receive the Organization of American Historians without receiving Reservations at (800) 445-8667. access to the exhibit hall on that day. prior approval is a violation of common law copyright.

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Traveling to San Francisco Getting Around State of the Field Sessions Opening Night in the Exhibit Hall These sessions are designed to present the historiography The city of San Francisco is served by two major airports, in San Francisco Don’t miss this popular event, which opens the Exhibit of a subfield and its evolution during the past ten to twenty an extensive public transportation system, and many Hall on the first night of the meeting. Enjoy drinks, Bay Area Rapid Transit System (BART) years. Rather than focus on the cutting-edge developments private taxi, ferry, and shuttle services. For a complete list hors d’oeuvres, and a chance to meet with friends while of transportation options in and around San Francisco, BART provides fast, reliable transportation to and from that might be found in regular OAH meeting sessions, browsing the exhibits. Take this opportunity to visit visit http://www.sanfrancisco.travel/transportation/ the San Francisco and Oakland airports, as well as subject experts address how the field arrived where it is and talk with exhibitor representatives, plan your book- By Air to destinations throughout the Bay Area. The Powell today. State-of-the-field sessions are aimed at scholars Street BART station is a short walk from the Hilton San and teachers who are not already deeply immersed in a shopping strategy, or meet colleagues before dinner. San Francisco International Airport (SFO) offers nonstop Francisco. BART trains run every fifteen minutes from particular field, those who would like to flights to more than seventy-four cities in the United States 4:00 am to midnight on weekdays, every twenty minutes on seventeen domestic airlines. Visit SFO online (http:// catch up with the journal literature, those from 6:00 am to midnight on Saturdays, and 8:00 am to www.flysfo.com) for up-to-the-minute departure and arrival who wish to get up to speed in a new area, midnight on Sundays. Real-time departure information is information, airport maps, ground transportation, and more. or those who may want to incorporate available at http://www.bart.gov. a particular historiography into their Oakland International Airport (OAK) is served by most major San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni) United States carriers, with more than 150 daily departures. teaching. Visit the airport’s Web site (http://www.flyoakland.com) for Muni provides transit service within the city and county of details about ground transportation from OAK. San Francisco twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. What the OAH Can Do for By Train Muni operates approximately 80 routes throughout San You: Helping Newcomers Amtrak trains make stops at several locations in the Bay Francisco with stops within 2 blocks of 90 percent of all Navigate the OAH residences in the city. For more information, including Area. Emeryville Station (EMY) is nearest to San Francisco, The OAH staff and the OAH Membership with connecting thruway bus service available to various routes, maps, schedules, and fares, visit Muni online at Committee invite new members and first- locations in the city. The closest station to the San Francisco (http://www.sfmta.com). time meeting attendees to discuss how to Hilton Union Square is the San Francisco Convention Shuttle Services from the Airports get the most out of the annual meeting and Center Bus Stop (SFM) at 747 Howard Street. Visit Amtrak Shared-ride vans provide service from both airports to the organization. This session is hosted by online (http://www.amtrak.com) for complete details. the Hilton San Francisco. Depending on the number of the OAH Membership Committee. By Bus passengers, shared-ride vans may make multiple stops. Greyhound Lines stops in San Francisco at 200 Folsom From San Francisco International Airport (SFO), van OAH Business Meeting Street. Standard routes and the new Greyhound Express service is available on a walk-up basis, and pickup is 2013 OAH Silent Auction routes are available. Visit http://www.greyhound.com for available on the departures level from the roadway center and Awards Ceremony more imformation. island at all terminals. Rides from the hotel to the airport The OAH Business Meeting will be held immediately Join us for the OAH Silent Auction in the Exhibit Hall. This require advance reservations. By Car preceding the OAH Awards Ceremony and Presidential online and onsite auction will offer items such as signed Shared-ride vans serving San Francisco and Oakland San Francisco is served by US-101 from the North and South, Address. All OAH members are encouraged to attend books from OAH exhibitors, travel packages at historic airports include: the meeting and participate in the governance of the I-80 from the northeast, and I-280 from the South. Interstate hotels throughout the United States, artwork, and restaurant 5 connects the northern and southern parts of California ◆◆ Airport Express (415) 775-5121 organization. Proposals for action by the OAH shall be with the Bay Area via I-580 from the South or I-80. ◆◆ Bayporter Express (415) 467-1800 made in the form of ordinary motions or resolutions. All gift certificates. Auction items will be shared online prior ◆◆ Quake City Shuttle (415) 255-4899 such motions or resolutions must be submitted at least to the meeting so you can check out the deals before bids Several public parking lots are available near the Hilton ◆◆ SuperShuttle (415) 558-8500 San Francisco. Public parking options nearest the hotel thirty days prior to the meeting to OAH Executive Director open on Thursday, April 11, at the opening reception in the Taxi are offered by the following companies: Katherine M. Finley and the OAH Parliamentarian grand ballroom at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square. ◆◆ ProPark Taxis are available at airport terminals twenty-four hours per Jonathan Lurie, c/o OAH, 112 North Bryan Avenue, Winning bids will be announced during the OAH Awards ◆◆ San Francisco Parking day. Fares from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Bloomington, IN 47408. ◆◆ EZ Public Parking to the Hilton San Francisco average $41 one way. Fares from Ceremony on Saturday, April 13, at 4:00 pm. ◆◆ Central Public Parking Oakland International Airport average $60 one way.

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The Civil War at 150

The Politics of Self-Destruction in Civil War America Friday, April 12, 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm Chair: David Silkenat, North Dakota State University “Bent on Suicide”: The Political Rhetoric of Suicide in Civil War-Era America Diane Miller Sommerville, State University of New York at Binghamton

“Lifeless now from Rebel hands”: Suicidal States and Teaching the Civil War in the Eighth Exhibitor Talks traditional university teaching to sheep farming, freelance the Politics of Emancipation writing/editing and training/consulting for corporate clients, Kathleen Brian, George Washington Grade: The History Blueprint Approach Don’t miss out on the OAH’s newest learning opportunity small-town economic development, and career coaching. during the 2013 Annual Meeting. Stop by the Exhibit Rather Die Freemen Than Live to Be Slaves: Black Saturday, April 13, 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Dr. Duttro is a Master Trainer of Dependable Strengths and Hall for one or more of these thirty-minute informal Suicide and Militant Abolitionism Chair: Shennan Hutton, University of California, Davis a Career Development Facilitator Instructor for the National conversations and demonstrations, which highlight the Richard Bell, University of Maryland Career Development Association. She coauthored Seattle many new products and services available to educators and Academic Collaboration on Teaching the Civil War Job Source, edited a special issue of the Career Planning and Commentator: Terri Snyder, California State researchers. A schedule of Exhibitor Talks will be available Ari Kelman, University of California, Davis Adult Development Journal, and has written widely for Job- University, Fullerton online prior to the meeting and in the Onsite Program. Hunt.org, for CareerThoughtLeaders.com, and her own blog. The History Blueprint Approach to Teaching the Civil OAH Career Center Through Nineteenth-Century Eyes: War in the Eighth Grade Career Sessions Seeing Race, Class, and War in the Tuyen Tran, University of California, Davis The OAH Career Center is the premier electronic In addition to career coaching in the exhibit hall, the OAH recruitment resource for the American history profession. New York Draft Riots of 1863 Experiencing the Civil War put together several sessions this year that focus on you and Employers and recruiters use the service to find the best Jah-Yee Woo, Oakland Unified School District, and your professional life. Sessions will focus on research and Friday, April 12, 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm American historians for academic and public history Angela La Torre, Valley View Middle School publishing in the digital age, oral history methodology, positions throughout the world. Whether you’re looking Chair: Daniel Czitrom, Mount Holyoke College teaching history at the community college, working with for a new job or ready to start your career, the OAH the National Park Service, and jobs opportunities outside The Unquiet Appearance of Early Nineteenth-Century Eric Foner’s Reconstruction Turns Career Center can help find the opportunity that is right academia. Career sessions are noted in the Annual Meeting American Working People Twenty-Five for you. Stop by the OAH booth in the Exhibit Hall for a Program with a . Jonathan Prude, Emory University demonstration of the services offered through the Career Saturday, April 13, 10:30 am to 12:00 pm Center or to begin your search. “Awful scenes of fiendish atrocity”: Racial Violence Chair: Kate Masur, Northwestern University To facilitate your search, Dr. Kate Duttro will be available and the New York Draft Riots in the Pictorial Press at the Career Center for questions and guidance. She will Ross Barrett, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ◆◆ Heather Andrea Williams, University of North be leading two career sessions, as well as a question-and- Carolina at Chapel Hill “Our sketches are all real, not mere imaginary affairs”: answer session, at the Career Center booth from 9:00 am to ◆◆Gregory P. Downs, City College and Graduate 11:00 am on Friday, and 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm on Saturday. The Visual Documentation of the New York Draft Riots Center, City University of New York Joshua Brown, City University of New York, ◆◆Eric Foner, Columbia University Dr. Duttro’s current work as a career coach to recovering Graduate Center academics grows from her own varied career, ranging from ◆◆Thavolia Glymph, Duke University Commentator: Leslie Harris, Emory University ◆◆Steve Hahn, University of Pennsylvania

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American History at Occidental College. She specializes in formulating and implementing US presidential policies. in US cultural and social history since the Civil War. Engel is also the editor of Into the Desert: Reflections Dumenil is the author of The Modern Temper: American on the Gulf War (2012); The Fall of the Berlin Wall: The Culture and Society in the 1920s (1995) and Freemasonry Revolutionary Legacy of 1989 (2009); The China Diary of and American Culture, 1880–1930 (1984); she is also a George H. W. Bush: The Making of a Global President (2008); coauthor (with Ellen Carol Dubois) of Through Women’s and Local Consequences of the Global Cold War (2008). Eyes: An American History (2008). She is currently The society will also present the Stuart L. Bernath Book studying American women and World War I. Prize, the Stuart L. Bernath Lecture Prize, the Stuart Hosted by the College Board L. Bernath Scholarly Article Prize, the Arthur S. Link– Warren F. Kuehl Prize for Documentary Editing, and the Community College Historians Breakfast Robert H. Ferrell Book Prize. 7:30 am to 8:30 am Women in the Historical Profession Cost: No charge Luncheon Community college historians will gather for the sixth 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm annual OAH Community College Breakfast. The breakfast provides an opportunity for community college historians Cost: $45 Breakfasts and members of the OAH Committee on Community Keynote Address: “Historians Go to Court: Marriage Colleges to meet and to learn about upcoming workshops on Trial” Sponsored by Business History Conference; California and professional development opportunities designed for Nancy F. Cott, Jonathan Trumbull Professor of American Friday, April 12 professors working at community colleges. State University, Fullerton, Department of American History, Harvard University Studies; Coalition for Western Women’s History; Columbia New Members and Graduate Student George Chauncey, Samuel Knight Professor of History University, Department of History; Coordinating Council Breakfast Luncheons and American Studies, Yale University for Women in History; Harvard University, Department For years, Nancy F. Cott and George Chauncey have of History; Occidental College, Department of History; 7:30 am to 9:00 am Friday, April 12 given their time and expertise as expert witnesses in Penn State University, Department of History; Pomona Cost: No charge major marriage equality and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and College, Department of History; Vicki Ruiz; Sonoma Start your first day of the convention with complimentary Society for Historians of American transgender rights cases. Their work as citizen historians State University, North Bay International Studies Project; coffee and a light breakfast at this informal gathering for builds on their landmark scholarly contributions: Professor Southern Association for Women Historians; University Foreign Relations Luncheon and Cott as a historian of women and gender and the author of graduate students and new OAH members. The OAH staff of California, Berkeley, Department of History; University Public Vows: A History of Marriage and the Nation (2000), and leadership will be on hand to discuss the benefits of Stuart L. Bernath Memorial Lecture of California, Davis, Department of History; University of membership in the OAH and ways to get the most out of The Grounding of Modern Feminism (1987), and The 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm California, Irvine, Department of History; University of your time at the meeting. Bonds of Womanhood: Woman’s Sphere in New England, Cost: $25 1780–1835 (1997); and Professor Chauncey as a historian California, Los Angeles, Department of History; University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of Feminist Presiding: Mark Bradley, University of Chicago, president of gender and sexuality and the author of Gay New York: Studies; University of California, Santa Cruz, Department Saturday, April 13 of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890–1940 (1995) and Why Marriage? The History of History; University of Delaware, Department of History; Stuart L. Bernath Memorial Lecture: “Always Ta ke College Board Breakfast Shaping Today’s Debate over Gay Equality (2005). University of Massachusetts Amherst, Department of the Cookie: Politics, Ethics, and Writing Histories of History; University of Nevada,Las Vegas, Department of 7:30 am to 9:00 am the Living” Through the generosity of donors, the members of the OAH Committee on Women in the Historical Profession History; University of Southern California, Department Cost: $10 Jeffrey A. Engel, Southern Methodist University are able to offer free luncheon tickets to graduate students of History; University of Texas at Austin, Department Keynote Speaker: Lynn Dumenil, Occidental College Jeffrey A. Engel is the founding director of the Presidential on a first-come, first-served basis. To request a ticket, send of History; Western Association of Women Historians; “Teaching the Culture Wars of the 1920s” History Project at Southern Methodist University, where he an e-mail to [email protected] before April 1, 2013. Women in the West Project, Autry National Center; Yale Lynn Dumenil is the Robert Glass Cleland Professor of leads a team of scholars who interview individuals involved University, Department of History.

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terrain, from how adolescents and professional historians interpret primary sources to issues of teacher assessment and teacher community in the workplace. Women and Social Movements Luncheon 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Cost: Reserve a seat by emailing [email protected]. Keynote Address: “What’s New and Upcoming on the Women and Social Movements Web Sites” Kathryn Kish Sklar, Binghamton University Thomas Dublin, Binghamton University

The Web site Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600–2000 (http://www .womhist.alexanderstreet.com) is more than fifteen years old and its new online resource, Women and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning for History of Feminism and the Future of Women (2002) Social Movements, International: 1840 to the Present, will research that advances social justice. Roy has also explores feminism in the West and its relationship to be completed by April 2013, so this is a good time to take Saturday, April 13 coedited (with Aihwa Ong) Worlding Cities: Asian broader movements for women’s rights and social change stock of recent developments on the two Web sites. What Experiments and the Art of Being Global (2011). throughout the world. She is currently studying the history Focus on Teaching Luncheon are the differences between the two sites? What do they offer teachers and researchers? How might historians best Labor and Working-Class History of sexual violence in America. take advantage of the resources they offer? These are some 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Association Luncheon Society for Historians of the Gilded Cost: No charge of the questions the site editors, Kathryn Kish Sklar and Thomas Dublin, will address during their luncheon talks. Age and Progressive Era Luncheon Keynote Speaker: Sam Wineburg, Stanford University 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Cost: $45 Trained as a cognitive psychologist, Sam Wineburg is Urban History Association Luncheon 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Keynote Address: “No Race-Baiting, Red-Baiting or the Margaret Jacks Professor of Education at Stanford 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm Cost: $45 University, where he directs the doctoral program in history Queer-Baiting!”: Allan Bérubé’s History of the Marine Distinguished Historian Address: “Integrating African education and the Stanford History Education Group, a Cost: $45 Cooks and Stewards Union American History into Master U.S. Historical Narratives” research and development outfit dedicated to improving Keynote Speaker: Ananya Roy, University of California, Estelle Freedman, Stanford University history instruction in the United States and abroad. His Berkeley Pero Gaglo Dagbovie, Michigan State University Historical Thinking and Other Unnatural Acts: Charting Estelle Freedman specializes in women’s history and Ananya Roy is a professor of city and regional planning Pero Gaglo Dagbovie is a professor of history and director the Future of Teaching the Past (2001) won the Association and the holder of a distinguished chair in global feminist studies. She has taught at Stanford University of American Colleges and Universities’ Frederic W. Ness since 1976 and is a cofounder of the Program in Feminist of the graduate program at Michigan State University. His poverty and practice at the University of California, scholarship includes twentieth-century African American Book Award for the work that “best illuminates the goals Berkeley. Roy teaches in the fields of urban studies Studies. Her most recent book, The Essential Feminist intellectual history, black women’s history, the philosophy and practices of a contemporary liberal education.” He and international development and serves as education Reader (2007), is an edited anthology of sixty-four of black history, the history of the African American has also received (with Brigid Barron) the James Harvey director of the Blum Center for Developing Economies. primary feminist history documents from around the historical enterprise, African American studies, hip- Robinson Prize and (with Susan Mosborg, Dan Porat, and Her most recent book, Poverty Capital: Microfinance world, spanning the fifteenth to the twenty-first centuries. Ariel Duncan) the William and Edwyna Gilbert Award and the Making of Development (2010), was the Feminism, Sexuality, and Politics: Essays by Estelle B. hop studies, and the teaching and learning of African from the American Historical Association. Over the recipient of the 2011 Paul Davidoff Book Award from Freedman (2006) is a collection of eight previously American history. He is also the author of the forthcoming last fifteen years Wineburg’s interests have crossed vast published and three new essays. No Turning Back: The What Is African American History?

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Thursday, April 11 Friday, April 12 Public Historians Reception Dessert before Dinner Paul K. Longmore Institute 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm on Disability Reception Offsite at the California Historical Society The California Historical Society (CHS) will The Immigration and Ethnic History Society (IEHS) 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm invites attendees to the fourth annual reception for host this year’s Public Historians Reception at graduate students and early-career scholars. The IEHS Immediately following the “Mischievous Entanglements: its museum, located at 678 Mission Street—just promotes the study of the history of immigration to the the Embodied Histories of Paul K. Longmore, Scholar, a short walk from the Hilton San Francisco. United States and Canada and the study of ethnic groups Teacher, Activist” offsite session from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. The OAH Committee on Public History invites in the United States, including regional groups, Native Under the leadership of Professor Catherine J. Kudlick, all public historians and those interested in Americans, and forced immigrants. projects and events at the Paul K. Longmore public history for drinks, refreshments, and Institute on Disability challenge prevailing the opportunity to view the CHS collections. This reception is a great opportunity to build notions that disability can be only a hopeless your professional network and connect with tragedy by showcasing disabled people’s colleagues. strength, ingenuity, and originality. The reception will follow the session in the same Sponsored by California Historical Society location at 835 Market Street. Beverages and Saturday, April 13 light hors d’oeuvres will be provided. Visit Society for Historians of the http://longmoreinstitute.sfsu.edu for directions and more information about the Institute. Gilded Age and Progressive Closing Reception Era Reception OAH International 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Join the OAH in thanking OAH President Albert Camarillo Committee Reception SHGAPE will host a reception for all its members and for his service to the organization and the profession at a reception in his honor at the Hilton Union Square. 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm meeting attendees interested in the study of the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era. SHGAPE was formed Sponsored by the California Historical Society The OAH International Committee welcomes all in 1989 to encourage innovative and wide-ranging convention attendees interested in faculty and research and teaching on this critical period of historical student exchanges and other efforts to promote transformation. SHGAPE publishes the quarterly Journal Reception in the Mission global ties among American historians. Attendees from of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era and awards book and District countries other than the United States are especially article prizes for distinguished scholarship. Opening Night Reception encouraged to attend. in the Exhibit Hall 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm OAH Distinguished Members Offsite at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts will host a postconference party in honor of OAH President Albert Join your colleagues for the OAH Annual Meeting and Donors Reception Camarillo. Join Professor Camarillo and friends for an Opening Reception, the opening of the OAH Exhibit evening of refreshments and music. Space is limited at the Hall, and the OAH Silent Auction. Reconnect with 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm cultural center, so be sure to RSVP on the annual meeting friends and colleagues, make new acquaintances, and The OAH is pleased to host an invitation-only reception for our registration form. browse the exhibits. Enjoy beer, wine, and appetizers longtime members and major donors. Members who recently before heading out to enjoy San Francisco’s night life. reached the fifty-year membership milestone will be honored. Sponsored by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts

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The cost of transportation is included for all bus tours. If you require special assistance, please contact the OAH offices. Meals are not included in tours unless otherwise noted. Space is limited, so sign up early. Tours may be cancelled if an insufficient number of registrations are received. Registrants will receive a full refund for any cancelled tours. Buses will depart from the Hilton San Francisco. Please be on board and ready to depart by the beginning times listed below. San FranciscoSan Convention and Visitors Bureau Photo Abraham Lincoln Brigade Memorial in Justin Herman Plaza, across Harry Bridges Plaza, past the International Longshore and Warehouse Union’s Bloody Thursday Monument, to the Rincon murals. The total distance of the tour is about 1.5 miles. A lunch of dim sum will follow at Yang Sing, one of San Francisco’s best dim sum restaurants. The ticket price does not include lunch. Chinese Historical Association of America and Chinatown Tour 2:00 pm Entrance to Chinatown at Grant Avenue and Bush Street. Cost: $10 Join architectural historian Phillip P. Choy, who won the 2011 Oscar Lewis Book Award for Western History and Thursday, April 11 author of San Francisco Chinatown: A Guide to Its History and Architecture (2012); Sue Lee, the executive director of the Chinese Historical Society of American Museum; Coit Tower and Rincon and CHSA guide Charlie Chin who have volunteered to Center New Deal Murals conduct guided tours of Chinatown. The tours are limited to fourteen participants total. 9:30 am to 1:00 pm; lunch to follow Cost: $20 Friday, April 12 The Coit Tower murals were funded through the Public Works of Art Project of the Civil Works Administration Angel Island Immigration and were the first large New Deal mural project undertaking, completed in early 1934. The display at the Station Rincon Center (formerly Rincon Annex post office) was the last large New Deal mural project. Both were among 9:00 am to 3:30 pm the most politically contentious New Deal arts projects. Cost: $20 Robert Cherny of San Francisco State University will This tour will take place at the Angel Island Immigration lead a tour of the Coit Tower and Rincon Center projects. Station in the San Francisco Bay, a National Historic The walking tour will begin at Coit Tower, proceed down Landmark that processed nearly half a million people the Filbert Steps, through Levi Strauss Plaza (designed as “the Ellis Island of the West” from 1910 to 1940. In Map data © Google by Lawrence Halprin), along the Embarcadero to the 1970, the rediscovery of Chinese poetry carved into the

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Bike the Bridge 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Cost: Bike rental $35; return ferry $9 Join local cyclist and historian Marianne Babal for a two-wheeled tour across the Golden Gate Bridge. Riders will cycle along the San Francisco shoreline, through the historic Presidio of San Francisco, then across the landmark Golden Gate Bridge before descending to Sausalito and a return to San Francisco by ferry. The ride will San FranciscoSan Convention and Visitors Bureau Photo start from a waterfront bike- rental location accessible by public transit from the conference hotel. Participants will pay for their own bike rental and return ferry. The tour is limited to twelve riders, will last three hours, and will cover approximately ten miles with an elevation gain of four hundred feet.

Alcatraz Island, home to the infamous maximum security prison.

deteriorating walls of the barracks saved the site from destruction and led to renewed interest in the Angel Island Saturday, April 13 Immigration Station. It was named a National Historic Landmark in 1998 and underwent a major renovation Alcatraz Island during its centennial in 2010. This tour coincides with an 9:00 am to 12:30 pm

onsite panel, “Angel Island: Immigration and Immigrant Cost: $30 FranciscoSan Convention and Visitors Bureau Photo Detention in the Past and Present.” Featuring academic As home to some of America’s most infamous criminals, and public historians as well as contemporary scholars Alcatraz Island gained notoriety as one of the world’s most of immigration, this panel examines new research on notorious prisons. But the island has many other interesting the Angel Island immigrant experience and connects stories. Alcatraz also was home to the first lighthouse on the Angel Island to public history, the history of immigration West Coast and the birthplace of the red power movement. Alcatraz is now a sanctuary for seabirds, including cormorants, through Ellis Island, and contemporary practices of snowy egrets, and night herons. A limited number of tickets immigrant detention. Ferry transportation to and from are available through this special OAH offer. The ticket price The Golden Gate Bridge. the island is included in the ticket price for the tour. includes ferry transportation to and from the island.

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The historian Drew Bourn of Stanford Medical History sculpture and video, with works dating from the 1730s to the Center will give a one-hour guided tour of the Castro National Parks present. The museum exhibits range from a children’s gallery and caricatures to editorial cartoons, the avant-garde and neighborhood. Please meet at base of the rainbow The Presidio flagpole on the southwest corner of Market and Castro underground comics. The museum is open Tuesday through Located within the Golden Gate National Recreation Site, it streets. The tour will also stop at the GLBT History Sunday from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission is as follows: was once one of the oldest continuously operating military Museum. Please plan extra time accordingly. The tour $7 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, $3 for children ages posts in the nation. Over the span of 200 years, three flags is limited to twenty participants. six to twelve, and free for children five and younger. For more flew over the base—Spanish, Mexican, and American. The information, visit http://www.cartoonart.org. Presidio’s 1,491 acres of prime real estate next to the Golden Mission District Murals and Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay have some of the best views Exploratorium in town. The park offers plenty to do, including miles of hiking Housed within the Palace of Fine Arts, the Exploratorium Mission Cultural Center for trails; signed bike routes; hidden picnic sites; eucalyptus and offers hundreds of interactive exhibits in the areas of The Castro Theatre cypress groves; cannons dating from the late 1700s; a pet science, art and human perception. Activities include daily Latino Arts cemetery; abandoned barracks where Indian fighters once demonstrations, numerous exhibits, and guided floor walks. slept; and guided walking tours through historic military The Exploratorium is open Tuesday through Sunday from GLBT History Museum and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm ruins, artillery batteries, and the National Cemetery. Rangers 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission is $25 for adults and $19 for with the National Park Service also lead free tours at Fort Tour of the Castro Cost: $10 children seventeen and younger. For more information, visit Point, a four-tiered brick and granite fortress built between San Francisco’s Mission District is a vibrant community that http://www.exploratorium.edu. 10:30 am to 11:30 am 1853 and 1861, tucked under the south end of the Golden Gate has been the site of local Latino history and the cultural scene Bridge. The park is open year round and is free to visitors; for Cable Car Museum Cost: $10 since the 1950s. Murals painted in and around the district are more information, visit http://www.presidio.gov. known for their artistic beauty and social/cultural meanings. In the Cable Car Barn and Powerhouse, visitors can view the Once populated by dairy farms and covered by dirt roads, actual cable winding machinery as it reels eleven miles of steel Attendees will board one of the district’s “Mexican buses” Maritime National Historic Park the Castro is now one of San Francisco’s most vibrant and at a steady pace of nine-and-a-half miles per hour. Antique for a short tour of the Mission District and its murals. After Home to the world’s largest collection of historic ships, it cohesive communities. Irish, German, and Scandinavian cable cars are also on display, including the first one dating the tour, attendees will stop at the Mission Cultural Center includes the 1886 square rigger Balclutha, the 1890 ferryboat immigrants moved to the outskirts of San Francisco in search from 1873. Admission is free. Eureka and the steam tug Hercules. Visitors can purchase tickets of inexpensive land after the Market Street Cable Railway for Latino Arts to hear “Voices from the Mission District”— ($5 per person; children under 16 are free) to board turn-of- linked Eureka Valley, as it was then called, with the rest of the accounts from individuals who lived the history of this area. the-century ships at the Hyde Street Pier, tour the museum and Miscellaneous Attractions city in 1887. These homesteaders learn traditional arts, such as boatbuilding and woodworking. built handsome Victorian houses For more information, visit http://www.nps.gov/safr. San Francisco Zoo for their large families, and the area remained a quiet, working-class Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front Northern California’s largest zoological park houses more than 225 species of animals in naturalistic settings. Highlights neighborhood until the 1960s and Located in Richmond, California, this National Park Service include the African Savanna, Lemur Forest, meerkats and 1970s, when gay men began buying historic site explores and honors the efforts and sacrifices prairie dogs, the Feline Conservation Center, Otter River, and restoring the charming homes. of American civilians on the World War II home front. An Eagle Island, Gorilla World, Penguin Island, Sumatran tigers, The neighborhood was renamed estimated eighteen million women worked in WWII defense African wart hog exhibit, and Koala Crossing. The zoo is open San FranciscoSan Convention and Visitors Bureau Photos industries and support services including steel mills, foundries, for its busiest thoroughfare, Castro daily from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is $15 for adults, $12 lumber mills, aircraft factories, offices, hospitals, and daycare Street. The 1978 assassination for seniors, $9 for children ages four to fourteen, and free for centers. For directions and more information, including hours of the openly gay San Francisco children three and younger. For more information, visit http:// of operation and admission fees, visit http://www.rosietheriveter supervisor Harvey Milk and the www.sfzoo.org. .org, or http://www.nps.gov. impact of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome brought the Guided city walking tours community together and made Museums Join a San Francisco City Guide for a look at local history, an activist of almost everyone; the architecture and culture. Prowl gold rush streets and alleyways Castro became not just open but Cartoon Art Museum or a neighborhood of grand Victorian houses. Tours are offered celebratory about its thriving gay The only one of its kind on the West Coast, this museum daily and are always free. No reservations are necessary unless and lesbian population. Mission Dolores is the oldest building in San Francisco. It was built in 1776. boasts rotating exhibitions of art from comic books, animated it’s for a group of eight or more. For more information, visit movies, magazines, advertisements, and newspapers, as well as http://www.sfcityguides.org.

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everything from project planning to public dissemination. 12:30 pm to 1:45 p.m Thursday, April 11 The workshop will cover the following topics: Public History and Oral Sources Podcasting: Where the ◆◆ Project design and planning Presenters: Academic and Public Meet ◆◆ Ethical and legal issues ◆◆ Lisa Rubens (moderator), Regional Oral History Office, Material Culture Workshop ◆◆ Interviewing techniques 9:00 am to 10:30 am Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm ◆◆ Processing and archiving ◆◆ Danny Beagle, Communications Director/Project Cost: no charge Cost: $20 ◆◆ Recording equipment and technologies Manager, California State Employees Association The public history program in the history department ◆◆ Interview analysis and interpretation ◆◆ Basya Petnick, Legacy Oral History Project, Museum at the University of Central Florida has developed two How does material and visual culture make the histories ◆◆ Public programming and research dissemination of Performance and Design distinct series of podcasts that have bridged the gap of capitalism and democracy tangible, local, and accessible Workshop attendees will have the opportunity to discuss ◆◆ Isabel Ziegler, Supervisory Museum Curator, Rosie the between academic and public audiences. Podcasting to a wide range of audiences, from students to the general issues specific to their projects and engage in conversation Riveter WWII Home Front National Historic Park, is a medium where academic expertise and outreach public? This half-day, hands-on workshop will introduce with seasoned oral historians and other workshop National Park Service can engage an interested audience outside the campus, participants to the potential of using material and visual participants. Participants will be given materials that will professional association, and publishing worlds. Podcasts artifacts to document, research, and interpret the tangible 1:45 pm to 3:00 pm help them apply what they learn in the workshop to their produced for the Florida Historical Quarterly (FHQ) histories of capitalism and democracy. The workshop Scholarly Research and Oral Sources own oral history projects. and the Regional Initiative for Collecting the History, will draw on artifacts from diverse collections at the Presenters: Experiences, and Stories of Central Florida (RICHES) San Francisco Historical Society and will focus on the Presenters: ◆◆ Robin Li (moderator), Academic Specialist, Regional Podcast Documentaries demonstrate that local is global. changing business, economic, and labor history of the city ◆◆ Martin Meeker, Associate Director, Regional Oral Oral History Office, Bancroft Library, University of The FHQ podcast focuses on the scholarship published in in a national context. Participants will receive a packet of History Office, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley the journal. The RICHES podcasts are student-produced readings along with a bibliography and list of resources California, Berkeley ◆◆ Robert Keith Collins, American Indian Studies audio/video podcasts on local area history. More than on the theory and practice of visual and material culture. ◆◆ Robin Li, Academic Specialist, Regional Oral History Department, San Francisco State University 8,000 subscribers and visitors have listened to the entire Sponsored by the OAH Public History Committee Office, Bancroft Library, University of California, ◆◆ Steve Estes, History Department, Sonoma State podcast series, which is integrated on the RICHES Web Berkeley University site and the interactive RICHES Mosaic Interface. The ◆◆ Sam Redman, Academic Specialist, Regional Oral ◆◆ Emily Redman, PhD candidate, History Department, two series attract listeners in North America, Europe, and Friday, April 12 History Office, Bancroft Library, University of University of California, Berkeley Asia. This session will discuss the production process, California, Berkeley value, and problems of engaging a popular audience through podcasts, as well as the innovative presentation of Oral History: An Introduction 11:30 am to 12:30 pm Community College podcasts through digital projects. to a Methodology Lunch Workshop Presenters: ◆◆ Robert Cassanello, University of Central Florida 8:00 am to 3:00 pm 8:30 am to 2:00 pm Oral history is a capacious methodology that plays an ◆◆ Connie L. Lester, University of Central Florida Cost: $20 Cost: $20 important role in public history and academic research ◆◆ Daniel Murphree, University of Central Florida 8:00 am to 8:30 am alike. In two roundtable discussions, practicing oral The 2013 Community College Workshop will focus on Continental Breakfast historians will describe how diverse and sometimes- the role of the community college in the larger picture divergent audience for oral histories shape planning, of postsecondary education. The workshop will act as a 8:30 am to 11:30 am implementation, reception, and other aspects of their fact-finding conversation, encouraging discussion of the Oral History: An Introduction to a Methodology projects. They will discuss how oral sources have shaped philosophical issues in community college education. A discussion of trends in student-learning outcomes and This workshop offers an introduction to oral history programming for historic sites, museums, and public program-level outcomes will also be included. Participants methodology and theory. The workshop is designed opinion campaigns, and how their interview projects have will also discuss open-source textbooks, with a focus on for graduate students and advanced scholars, public expanded our understanding of the history of the arts, the new laws in California. historians, and university instructors—anyone wishing to science, labor, women, gays and lesbians, and American use oral history in the context of research, teaching, and Indians, among other topics. Sponsored by the OAH Committee on Community Colleges professional life. The workshop will provide an overview of the methodology and will offer practical instruction on

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mission of the NPS; civic engagement efforts within the Saturday, April 13 NPS; opportunities for historians to engage park staff and visitors through formal and informal partnerships; Fundamentals of Doing the cooperative agreement between the OAH and the NPS; organizational structures of the NPS; opportunities History in the National Park for interdisciplinary work related to other cultural- and Service: NPS 101 natural-resource programs of the NPS; the NPS Cultural Resources Academy initiative for its staff historians; 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and basic NPS history study types, their functions and Cost: $20 purposes. The workshop will introduce participants to Presenters: a broad range of opportunities for history work in the ◆◆ Chair: Christine Arato, National Coordinator, War national park system. It will also provide helpful advice of 1812 Bicentennial National Park Service, Northeast and information about how to navigate administrative, Regional Office, National Park Service procedural, and technical considerations involved in NPS ◆◆ Elaine Jackson-Retondo, architectural historian, history projects and programs. Pacific West Regional Office, National Park Service The workshop will also be the setting for conversation ◆◆ Cynthia Walton, historian, Southeast Regional Office, about the critiques and recommendations found in National Park Service The purpose of this workshop is to offer concrete examples Imperiled Promise. That conversation will address the ◆◆ Joan Zenzen, Independent Historian, Maryland Teaching Entangled Histories of primary-source projects that explore significant issues report’s description of NPS tendencies toward “narrow and incorporate multiple perspectives, using only a select This workshop, organized by the OAH Committee on and static conceptions of history’s scope, and . . . timid through Documents National Park Service Collaboration, discusses the basics of few documents. The five panelists in the workshop have interpretation” as well as ways to exploit more fully the history programming in the National Park Service (NPS). 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm taught a wide range of American history courses at a potential of the NPS as part of the system for history The committee seeks to Cost: $20 diverse array of schools, from small liberal arts colleges implement a recommendation Presenters: to private research universities and from state universities in the OAH report Imperiled ◆◆ Nancy Hewitt, Rutgers University focused on undergraduate education to public research Promise: The State of History in ◆◆ Steven Lawson, Rutgers University universities. Collectively, they have covered both halves the National Park Service that ◆◆ Derek Chang, Cornell University of the US history survey as well as African American, the organization “ensure that ◆◆ Paul Ortiz, University of Florida Asian American, Chicano/Chicana, Latino/Latina, labor, every OAH annual meeting ◆◆ Leslie Brown, Williams College women’s, and civil rights history. has an NPS 101 workshop to introduce future researchers Teachers of history at all levels employ primary sources In the workshop we will introduce five document projects to NPS opportunities and to engage students and help them understand the that cover a broad swath of American history: the structures.” Designed to help complexities of historical interpretation. As American development of commerce and slavery in the eighteenth history has expanded to include the perspectives of OAH members interested in century; Chinese migration, labor and racial formation more diverse populations, however, it is often difficult to public history work and the in the mid-nineteenth century; pan-Africanism and incorporate these stories into a manageable documents possibilities of working for anti-imperialism at the turn of the twentieth century; project. Not only do we want to introduce students to the the National Park Service, perspectives of men and women from different racial, teenagers in the post–World War II era; and the long this workshop will focus on ethnic, regional, economic, and religious backgrounds black freedom movement. These projects will incorporate the needs of OAH members who are unfamiliar with NPS education in this country. The workshop will embrace the but we also need them to grasp different scales of action— diverse sources, including letters, engravings, pamphlets, history programs. report’s recommendations for increased involvement by local, state, regional, national, and international—as well newspaper and magazine articles, political cartoons, Presenters will provide an overview of history academic and independent historians in park history, and as distinct ideological and political views in a specific photographs, speeches, meeting minutes, and political programming in the National Park Service, including for strengthening the skills of the NPS work force engaged period or across time. manifestos. parks as sites for research and education; the preservation in historical work.

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company Booth Alexander Street Press ...... 210 Association Book Exhibit 315 Bedford/St. Martin’s ...... 101, 103, 105 Cambridge University Press 414 Cengage Learning 207, 209, 211 Center for Jewish History ...... 218 The College Board ...... 215 Columbia University Press 501 First Peoples: New Directions in Indigenous Studies ...... 216 Global Lyceum, Inc...... 217 Harvard University Press ...... 302, 304 Indiana University Press ...... 413 Johns Hopkins University Press 306 LSU Press 313 Macmillan ...... 102, 104 McGraw-Hill Higher Education ...... 110, 112 M. E. Sharpe, Inc...... 214 Milestone Documents ...... 212 Minnesota Historical Society Press ...... 404 NYU Press ...... 406 Oxford University Press 202, 204, 206, 208 Palgrave Macmillan ...... 106 Penguin Group USA 403 Perseus Books Group ...... 108 Pickering & Chatto Publishers 416 Princeton University Press ...... 301 ProQuest 213 Random House, Inc. 502, 504, 506 Routledge ...... 114 Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group ...... 111 Texas Tech University Press ...... 503 University of Alabama Press 415 University of California Press ...... 401 University of Chicago Press ...... 303 University of Georgia Press ...... 314 University of Illinois Press ...... 507, 509 University of Massachusetts Press ...... 402 University of Missouri Press ...... 505 University of North Carolina Press ...... 107, 109 University of Pennsylvania Press ...... 405 University of Virginia Press 515 University of Washington Press 316 University Press of Kansas ...... 305 University Press of Mississippi ...... 404 W. W. Norton ...... 201, 203 Wiley ...... 205 Yale University Press 113

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How to Have Race in an Thursday, April 11 Epidemic: The Politics of African American AIDS Activism 1:00 pm Chair: Jennifer Brier, University of Illinois at Chicago

 Taping History: A Roundtable on Imagined Alliances: Anti-Globalization Politics and thursday Presidential Recordings African-American AIDS Activism Chair: Laura Kalman, University of California, Dan Royles, Temple University Santa Barbara Making the American Carceral Diaspora: ◆◆Bruce Schulman, Boston University Conservative Politics, AIDS Activists, and the Battle ◆◆David Coleman, University of Virginia for Public Health during the Rise of the HIV/AIDS ◆◆Claudia Anderson, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library Epidemic in Texas Prisons and Museum David Villarreal, University of Texas at Austin ◆◆Regina Greenwell, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum Getting to Second Base: Social Capital and Social ◆◆Timothy Naftali, Nixon Library Identity in the Battle against HIV among Black Men ◆◆Luke Nichter, Texas A&M University Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Stephen Inrig, University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine at Dallas The Colonial Southeast: Middle Ground, Commentator: Jennifer Brier Borderland, Shatter Zone, What? Chair: Julie Anne Sweet, Baylor University Entangled Empowerment: ◆◆Joshua Piker, University of Oklahoma ◆◆Robbie Ethridge, University of Mississippi Crossing Race and Space in Early ◆◆James Taylor Carson, Queen’s University American Women’s History ◆◆Alejandra Dubcovsky, Yale University Sponsored by the Committee on the Status ◆◆Kathryn Braund, Auburn University of Women in the Historical Profession ◆◆Alan Gallay, Texas Christian University Chair: Jennifer Morgan, New York University ◆◆Steven Hahn, St. Olaf College The Interracial Moment in Moral Reform Connections and Constraints: April Haynes, University of Oregon Technology and Sociability Gendering Transatlantic Black Abolitionism Female: Moderator: Susan Matt, Weber State University African American Women Perform Freedom Abroad ◆◆David Henkin, University of California, Berkeley Elizabeth Pryor, Smith College ◆◆Richard R. John, Columbia University A Choctaw Mother in Slave Country: Molly McDonald ◆◆Claude Fischer, University of California, Berkeley and Indian Adoptions in the Post-Revolutionary South ◆◆Peter C. Baldwin, University of Connecticut Dawn Peterson, New York University Commentator: Barbara Krauthamer, University of Session Key Massachusetts Amherst Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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Consequential Representations: The ◆◆Susan Ferber, Oxford University Press Early Republic Borderlands: Indian Entangled Images of China and America ◆◆Niels Hooper, University of California Press Thursday, April 11 Removal, Slavery, and Non-State Actors Chair: Christopher Jespersen, North Georgia College Commentator: Philip Ethington Chair: David Waldstreicher, Temple University & State University 2:45 pm “Fraught with Disastrous Consequences for our Country”: Ideologies and Identities: Political Finger-Traps and Treaties: The Burlingame Treaty Exposed to the Elements Cherokee Removal and Nullification, 1824–1839 thursday Movements in the Late Twentieth Century (1868) Revisited Chair: John Kasson, University of North Carolina Nancy Morgan, Temple University Eileen P. Scully, Bennington College “Massachusetts Liberal”: Challenging a Political Pejorative Women at the Crossroads: The Legal and Political “A Brief Account of the United States”: Early Lily Geismer, Claremont McKenna College “Children of the Sun”: Tanning as Race Remedy Fight to Reverse Indian Removal in Seneca, 1838–1887 Catherine Cocks, University of Iowa Press American Representations of the US in China “A Strange Threat to Democracy?” The John Birch Taylor Spence, Yale University thursday Dael A. Norwood, Princeton University Society, 1958–1964 Nude Beaches, Natural Bodies, and Reading Hearts, Not Books: Affective Literacy and The New Republic in the Youngest Republic: Chinese Darren Mulloy, Wilfrid Laurier University the Eroticized Landscape Public Sentiment in David Walker’s Appeal Sarah Schrank, California State University, Long Beach Images of American History, 1911–31 “Keep Hope Alive”: Politics of Race and Place in San Tara Bynum, Towson University Joseph Eaton, National Chengchi University Francisco’s Rainbow Coalition, 1980–1988 Natural Protest: The Politics of Public Nudity Commentator: Matthew Dennis, University of Oregon Commentator: Christopher Jespersen Eric Shih, University of Michigan Marguerite Shaffer, Miami University “To Lie Out-of-Doors”: The Promises and Perils of  Faith, Family, and Immigration Reform, Becoming Mexican American: Transcendentalism and Social Camping in the Nineteenth Century 1952–1965 Twenty-Year Anniversary Discussion Reform in Antebellum America Phoebe Young, University of Colorado, Boulder Sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic Sponsored by the Community College Commentator: John Kasson History Society Chair: Bill Deverell, University of Southern California Humanities Association ◆◆Natalia Molina, University of California, San Diego Moderators: Diane E. Whitley Bogard, Austin Chair: Timothy Meagher, Catholic University of America ◆◆George Sanchez, University of Southern California Community College (TX); and David A. Berry, Transnational Traditions: New ◆◆Robin D. G. Kelley, University of California, Los Angeles Essex County College and Executive Director of the Perspectives on American Jewish History “A Thing of Shreds and Patches”: Cold War, Faith, and ◆◆Abigail Rosas, Rice University Community College Humanities Association Mobilization against Immigration Restriction ◆◆Chava Bustamente, Independent Scholar Chair: Ellen Eisenberg, Willamette University Maddalena Marinari, St. Bonaventure University ◆◆Scott Hickle, Blinn College (TX) ◆◆Grover Kitchens, Snead Community College (AL) Uncovering “Little Rumania”: Foodways and Jewish Family-Focused Reform, Family-Oriented Reform, Globalization and the Nation: Recent ◆◆Heather Mayer, Portland Community College (OR) Immigrants and Early Twentieth-Century New York City and the National Origins Quotas Trends in the History of the Early and University of Portland Lara Rabinovitch, New York University Yuki Oda, Columbia University American Republic ◆◆Beth Randall Stevens, Pierce College (CA) Confluence: American Youth Create Israeli Kibbutzim “Crusade for a Christian and Democratic Attitude Chair: John Demos, Yale University Ava Kahn, California Studies Center toward Immigration”: Education, Enlightenment, and ◆◆François Furstenberg, Université de Montréal  Material Culture Workshop the American Catholic Philosophy on Immigration Conflicting a New “Homeland”: Australia, America, ◆◆Rosemarie Zagarri, George Mason University Sponsored by the OAH Public History Reform, 1952–1965 and Soviet Jewish Emigration ◆◆David Waldstreicher, Temple University Committee Grainne McEvoy, Boston College Suzanne Rutland, University of Sydney Commentator: John Demos Cost: $20 Commentator: Timothy Meagher This half-day, hands-on workshop will introduce  participants to the potential of using material and Research and Publishing in the Digital Age visual artifacts to document, research, and interpret Session Key Chair: Philip Ethington, University the tangible histories of capitalism and democracy. Community College  Teaching of Southern California  State of the Field  Public History ◆◆Adam Arenson, The University of Texas, El Paso Careers

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Sex without the City: New Geographies Race, Slavery, and Democracy of Sexuality in Modern America in the Age of Revolution: Thursday, April 11 Sponsored by the Agricultural History Society Philadelphia as a Crossroads Chair: James Giesen, Mississippi State University Chair: Andrew Shankman, Rutgers University, Camden 4:30 pm ◆◆Beth Bailey, Temple University Nationalism and Freedom in a Slaveholding Democracy thursday ◆◆Gillian Frank, Stony Brook University Padraig Riley, Dalhousie University Plenary Session: Freedom Struggles ◆◆Ryan Lee Cartwright, University of Minnesota ◆◆Gabriel Rosenberg, Duke University The Mulatta: Sexual Fusion/Political Confusion in the Chair: Matthew Countryman, University of Michigan Revolutionary Atlantic World ◆◆Clayborne Carson, Stanford University Education, Race, and Religion in Carroll Smith-Rosenberg, University of Michigan thursday Antebellum America Commentators: Andrew Shankman, and Samuel ◆◆Barbara Ransby, University of Illinois at Chicago Otter, University of California, Berkeley Chair: Jean O’Brien, University of Minnesota ◆◆Tera W. Hunter, Princeton University ◆◆Scott Kurashige, University of Michigan To Perform the Female Part: Religion, Gender, and Ethnic Coalitions, Assimilation, and Civility at an Early Indian Boarding School Conflict in the Valley and the City The year 2013 marks the anniversaries of two major events in the history of black freedom Maeve Kane, Cornell University Chair: Ula Taylor, University of California, Berkeley struggles—the March on Washington’s fiftieth and the Emancipation Proclamation’s “The Bible will be a text book”: Moral and Religious sesquicentennial. Leading scholars will offer brief reflections on the long history of black Education at Cincinnati High School, 1844–1854 San Francisco’s Chinatown in Cold War Era freedom movements, their significance to United States history more generally, and their Kabria Baumgartner, College of Wooster Xiaojian Zhao, University of California, Santa Barbara relevance for today. Clothing Dakota Missions, 1830–1870 Berkeley’s Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s Albert Lacson, Grinnell College Douglas Daniels, University of California, Santa Barbara “Brown Monkeys,” “Enemy Aliens,” and “Fighting Thursday, April 11 Thursday, April 11 Places of Work: Indigenous Survival Filipinos”: Filipinas/os, Japanese, and World War II in Strategies in Northern California, California’s San Joaquin Delta 4:30 pm 6:00 pm 1860–1930 Dawn Mabalon, San Francisco State University Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class Dessert before Dinner Opening Night Reception History Association  African American History in the West The Immigration and Ethnic History Society (IEHS) in the Exhibit Hall Chair: William Bauer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Chair: Quintard Taylor, University of Washington invites attendees to the fourth annual reception for Join your colleagues for the OAH Annual Meeting ◆◆Melissa Stuckey, University of Oregon graduate students and early-career scholars. The IEHS Opening Reception and the opening of the OAH An Indian Marathon on the Redwood Highway: ◆◆Matthew Whitaker, Arizona State University at the promotes the study of the history of immigration Exhibit Hall and Silent Auction. Reconnect with Indians, Roads, and Regional Identity in the 1920s Tempe Campus to the United States and Canada and the study of friends and colleagues, make new acquaintances, and Cathleen Cahill, University of New Mexico ◆◆Tyina Steptoe, University of Washington ethnic groups in the United States, including regional browse the exhibits. Enjoy beer, wine, and appetizers Sally Burris at Habematolel, California: Pomo Basket Commentator: Albert Broussard, Texas groups, Native Americans, and forced immigrants. before heading out to enjoy San Francisco’s night life. Making on the “Storied Land” A&M University Linda M. Waggoner, Independent Historian Session Key The Massacre at Indian Island: Labor, Memory, and Community College  Teaching Native Identity  State of the Field  Public History Michael Karp, Saint Louis University Careers Commentator: William Bauer

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alike. In two roundtable discussions, practicing oral historians will describe how diverse and sometimes- Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 divergent audiences for oral histories shape planning, implementation, reception, and other aspects of their 8:30 am 7:30 am projects. They will discuss how oral sources have shaped programming for historic sites, museums, and New Members and Graduate Student Breakfast public opinion campaigns, and how their interview Republican Feminists: From Center projects have expanded our understanding of the to Margin Cost: No charge history of the arts, science, labor, women, gays and Sponsored by the Committee on the Status Start your first full day of the convention with complimentary coffee and a light breakfast at this informal lesbians, and American Indians, among other topics. of Women in the Historical Profession gathering for graduate students and new OAH members. The OAH staff and leadership will be on hand to 12:30 pm to 1:45 p.m discuss the benefits of membership in the OAH and ways to get the most out of your time at the meeting. Chair: Donald L. Critchlow, Arizona State University Public History and Oral Sources Presenters: Can’t I Be Both? Republican Feminists and the ◆◆Lisa Rubens (moderator), Regional Oral History Women’s Movement ◆◆Recording equipment and technologies Office, Bancroft Library, University of California– Julie Berebitsky, The University of the South Friday, April 12 ◆◆Interview analysis and interpretation Berkeley Goodbye to the Party of Rockefeller: A Case Study of ◆◆Public programming and research dissemination friday ◆◆Danny Beagle, Communications Director/Project How the GOP Abandoned Feminist Goals in the 1970s Workshop attendees will have the opportunity to 8:00 am Manager, California State Employees Association Stacie Taranto, Ramapo College of New Jersey discuss issues specific to their projects and engage in ◆◆Basya Petnick, Legacy Oral History Project, conversation with seasoned oral historians and other friday Museum of Performance and Design When Republicans Were Feminists: Bipartisanship,  Oral History: An Introduction workshop participants. Participants will be given ◆◆Isabel Ziegler, Supervisory Museum Curator, Rosie Class, and Policy in the Nixon Administration to a Methodology materials that will help them apply what they learn in the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historic Susan M. Hartmann, The Ohio State University the workshop to their own oral history projects. Cost: $20 half day; $30 full day Park, National Park Service Commentator: Catherine E. Rymph, Presenters: 1:45 pm to 3:00 pm University of Missouri 8:00 am to 8:30 am ◆◆Martin Meeker, Associate Director, Regional Oral Scholarly Research and Oral Sources Continental Breakfast History Office, Bancroft Library, University of Presenters: Cultural Crossings and Changing 8:30 am to 11:30 am California, Berkeley ◆◆Robin Li (moderator), Academic Specialist, Oral History: An Introduction to a Methodology ◆◆Robin Li, Academic Specialist, Regional Oral Perceptions of Self: Complex Religious History Office, Bancroft Library, University of Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library, Identities in Early America This workshop offers an introduction to oral history California, Berkeley University of California, Berkeley methodology and theory. The workshop is designed Chair: Jon Sensbach, University of Florida ◆◆Sam Redman, Academic Specialist, Regional Oral ◆◆Robert Keith Collins, American Indian Studies for graduate students and advanced scholars, public Department, San Francisco State University History Office, Bancroft Library, University of Wabanaki Women and the Work of Conversion in the historians and university instructors—anyone ◆◆Steve Estes, History Department, Sonoma State California, Berkeley Northeastern Borderlands wishing to use oral history in the context of research, University Ann Little, Colorado State University teaching, and professional life. The workshop will 11:30 am to 12:30 pm ◆◆Emily Redman, PhD candidate, History provide an overview of the methodology and will Lunch Department, University of California, Berkeley Reviled by All: The Tragic Life of a Christian Mohican offer practical instruction on everything from project Rachel Wheeler, Indiana University–Purdue 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm planning to public dissemination. The workshop will University Indianapolis cover the following topics: Oral History in Practice: Roundtable Discussions on ◆◆Project design and planning Using Oral History in Public History and Scholarly Session Key Science, Religion, and the Vitalist Materialism of ◆◆Ethical and legal issues Research Community College  Teaching Elihu Palmer ◆◆Interviewing techniques Oral history is a capacious methodology that plays an  State of the Field  Public History Kirsten Fischer, University of Minnesota ◆◆Processing and archiving important role in public history and academic research Careers Commentator: Jon Sensbach

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Navigating Dual Identities: Entangled History: Native Race in the Labor’s Rethinking of the US Political  Historical Scholarship Transnationalism in Early Colonial Southeast Economy, 1870–1920 on Racialized Women Twentieth-Century America Chair: Greg O’Brien, University of North Carolina Sponsored by the Society for Historians of the Sponsored by the Committee on the Status Sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic at Greensboro Gilded Age and Progressive Era and the Labor of Women in the Historical Profession History Society and Working-Class History Association Chair: Bettye Collier-Thomas, Temple University Reversing Their Removal from the Narrative: Native Chair: Madeline Hsu, University of Texas at Austin Chair: Alan Lessoff, Illinois State University Slavery in Colonial Virginia ◆◆Francille Rusan Wilson, University Kristalyn Shefveland, University of Southern Indiana of Southern California “The Children of Israel Passing Through our Egypt”: The Labor Question and American Social Democracy, ◆◆Margaret Jacobs, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Mexican Immigrants and National Identities in From Indians to Colored People: Land, Culture, and 1870–1914 ◆◆Xiaojian Zhao, University of Interwar Chicago the Racial Genesis of the Chowanocs of Eastern North John Enyeart, Bucknell University California, Santa Barbara Michael Innis-Jimenez, University of Alabama Carolina Returning to Gompers after the New Labor History ◆◆Deena J. Gonzalez, Loyola Marymont University Warren Milteer, University of North Carolina at From “Land of Chrysanthemum” to the Windy City: Rosanne Currarino, Queen’s University, Ontario Commentator: Jennifer Hamer, University of Kansas Chapel Hill Japanese Immigrants in Chicago, 1910s–1920s The Political Economy of the AFL’s Organic Mayumi Hoshino, Indiana University Making Indians “White”: The Judicial Abolition of Intellectuals in the Gilded Age Images of Identity: Examining Issues of Indian Slavery in Revolutionary Virginia Imagining Italy: Italian Jewish Immigrants in the Richard Schneirov, Indiana State University Ethnicity, Race, and Citizenship through Gregory Ablavsky, University of Pennsylvania friday United States, 1938–50 Commentators: Alan Lessoff, and Grace Palladino, the Prism of Visual and Material Culture Shira Klein, Chapman University The Samuel Gompers Papers (retired) Chair: Mae M. Ngai, Columbia University Commentator: Diane Vecchio, Furman University Managing Knowledge, Managing People,

friday Managing Health  Environmental History Obama and the “Post” of “Post-Civil Rights” Chair: Walter Licht, University of Pennsylvania Matthew Frye Jacobson, Yale University In the Name of Our Children: Moral Chair: David Igler, University of California, Irvine Panics and Teen/Child Sexuality, “An Invisible Prison”: W. Edwards Deming, ◆◆Marsha Weisiger, University of Oregon Chinos y Mexicanos: Race and Photographic 1970–2000 Quality Management, and the Ideology of Factory ◆◆Paul Sabin, Yale University Representations on the US-Mexico Border Sponsored by the Committee on the Status Neoliberalism ◆◆Douglas Cazuax Sackman, University of Puget Verónica Castillo-Muñoz, University of California, of Women in the Historical Profession Gabriel Winant, Yale University Sound Santa Barbara ◆◆Jessica Martucci, Mississippi State University Chair: Amanda Littauer, Northern Illinois Managing People and Things at the American Public Statues and Civic Performance in New York City ◆◆Matthew Klingle, Bowdoin College University Museum of Natural History, 1880–1920 Wendy Bellion, University of Delaware Lukas Rieppel, Harvard University Commentator: Mae M. Ngai Too Much Too Young: Adolescent Pregnancy and the Construction of Adulthood in 1970s America Accounting for Health: Managerial Culture and the Timothy Cole, Temple University Rise of International Epidemiological Surveillance, From Mexican Pueblos, Barrios, to the 1948–1970 Racial/Ethnic Borderlands in American American Monsters: The Media and the Creation of Joanna Radin, Yale University the Child Safety Panic, 1975–2000 Cities, Celebrating Albert Camarillo Sarah Hughes, Temple University Militarizing and Managing Biomedicine: The Special Moderator: Ana Rosas, University of California, Irvine Virus Leukemia Program and the Political Economy True Love Waits: The Southern Baptist Convention of Crisis in Postwar Biomedical Research ◆◆George Sanchez, University of Southern California and the Protection of Teenage Sexuality, 1970–2000 Robin Scheffler, Yale University ◆◆David Gutierrez, University of California, San Session Key Diego Krystal Humphreys, Texas Tech University Commentator: Walter Licht Community College  Teaching ◆◆Stephen Pitti, Yale University  State of the Field  Public History ◆◆Monica Perales, University of Houston Careers

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 Public History into History Entangled Body Politics: Connections ◆◆Bob Blackburn, Oklahoma Heritage Center Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 and Constraints in US Body History ◆◆Philip VanderMeer, Arizona State University at the Chair: Elisabeth Israels Perry, Saint Louis University Tempe Campus 9:00 am 10:30 am ◆◆Richard Toon, Arizona State University at the A Romantic Steroid or a Great Performance?: Visual Tempe Campus  Angel Island: Immigration and  Foreign Relations and Culture and the Birth Control Pill (1964–2000) ◆◆Michelle Martin, Discovering History, LLC / Immigrant Detention in the Past the Cultural Turn Jamie Wagman, Saint Louis University Rogers State University Sponsored by the Society for Historians and Present Making Visual Sense of Jet Magazine, 1955: Emmett Offsite at Angel Island Immigration Station of American Foreign Relations Race and Gender in Trans- Till’s Corpse and an African American Centerfold Elizabeth Schlabach, College of William and Mary Pacific History Chair: Erika Lee, University of Minnesota Chair: Joel Isaac, University of Cambridge Sponsored by the Ad Hoc OAH/JAAS Japan ◆◆Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge “A Proper Sieve?” A Comparison of Immigration The Geneticization of Obesity and the Politics of Scale, Historians Collaborative Committee ◆◆Emily Rosenberg, University of California, Irvine Processing and Detention at Ellis Island and Angel Island 1959–2003 ◆◆Andrew Rotter, Colgate University J. T. Roane, Columbia University Chair: Danielle McGuire, Wayne State University Vincent Cannato, University of Massachusetts Boston ◆◆Petra Goedde, Temple University ◆◆Catherine Ceniza Choy, University of California, Connecting People and Places: Interpreting History A Sound Mind in a Fit Body: Exercise in American Culture, 1880–1917 Berkeley at Angel Island Immigration Station friday The Mexican-American Generation and Rob Haulton, University of South Carolina ◆◆Rumi Yasutake, Konan University Daniel Quan, Daniel Quan Design Public Intellectuals, 1930–1960 ◆◆Fuminori Minamikawa, Ritsumeikan University Commentator: Kathy Peiss, University of Pennsylvania Voices in the Wood House: Angel Island Inscriptions Chair: Alex Saragoza, University friday   and Immigrant Poetry, 1910–1940 of California, Berkeley Community College Workshop Charles Egan, San Francisco State University The Globalization of African-American Sponsored by the OAH Committee Alonso S. Perales and the Catholic Imaginary: Consumer Culture, 1800–Present on Community Colleges Ports of Exclusion: Ongoing Sites and Technologies Religion and the Mexican-American Mind of Detention Chair: Kevin Gaines, University of Michigan Cost: $20 Mario T. Garcia, University of California, David Manuel Hernández, University of California, Santa Barbara The 2013 Community College Workshop will focus Los Angeles Star Power: African-American Cultural Production on the role of the community college in the larger Adela Sloss-Vento: Mexican American Woman, and the Politics of Global Positioning picture of postsecondary education. The workshop James Cook, University of Michigan  Articulate Your Strengths Civil Rights Activist, Feminist, Author, and Public will act as a fact-finding conversation, encouraging Intellectual in South Texas, 1927–1990 Learn about strengths and how to articulate yours. Hip-Hop, Empire, and Transnational African- discussion of the philosophical issues in community Cynthia Orozco, Eastern New Mexico University, Ruidoso college education. A discussion of trends in student Begin translating your skills, abilities, and strengths American Entrepreneurship learning outcomes and program level outcomes will into language an employer can understand and value. George I. Sánchez, the Mexican American Joshua Clark Davis, Duke University Broaden your opportunities by understanding where/ Generation, and the Theme of Integration from World also be included. Participants will also discuss open- The Global Mission of Elder Lightfoot Solomon how your strengths can bring value to organizations. War II to the Great Society source textbooks, with a focus on the new laws in Michaux’s Radio Church of God California. Strategize your networking to get better results, so Carlos K. Blanton, Texas A&M University employers find you and “get” your value. Suzanne Smith, George Mason University 8:30 am to 9:00 am Commentator: Cristina Mora, University Continental Breakfast Presenter: Kate Duttro, Career Change for Academics of California, Berkeley The Black Man’s Burden? The Liberian Centennial Commission and the Post–World War II Trade in 9:00 am to 10:30 am Black Progress The Community College’s Place in Higher Education  Podcasting: Where the Academic Brenna Greer, Wellesley College Session Key 10:45 am to 12:15 pm and Public Meet Community College  Teaching Student and Program Learning Outcomes ◆◆Robert Cassanello, University of Central Florida  State of the Field  Public History 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm ◆◆Connie L. Lester, University of Central Florida Careers Luncheon and Keynote Address ◆◆Daniel Murphree, University of Central Florida

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Black/Gay Histories in the Post- Historian as Protagonist: Howard Zinn, Violent Women: Entangled Histories of  American Indian History “Movement” Era Staughton Lynd, and the Entanglements Power, Authority, and Vengeance Chair: Sherry Smith, Southern Methodist University Sponsored by the Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Sponsored by the Committee on Lesbian, Gay, of Finding a “Usable Past” ◆◆Paul C. Rosier, Villanova University Bisexual, and Transgender History and the Bisexual, and Transgender History and the Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class ◆◆Rose Stremlau, University of North Carolina Committee on the Status of Women in the Committee on the Status of Women in the History Association at Pembroke Historical Profession Historical Profession Chair: Carl Mirra, Adelphi University ◆◆Matthew Gilbert, University of Illinois Chair: Kevin Mumford, University of Illinois at Chair: Caryn Neumann, Miami University at Urbana-Champaign Urbana-Champaign Generational Re-Mappings of the US Left: White Radicals in the Black Freedom Movement The Story of a Sadistic Matron and the State New Legal History Perspectives on Raids, Racism, and Gay Rights: Racial Segregation in Ambre Ivol, Université de Nantes Jen Manion, Connecticut College African Americans, Latina/os, Asian Chicago’s Gay Communities, 1965–1975 Tristan Cabello, Northwestern University North to Vietnam: Lynd and Zinn as Anti-war Dimensions of Resistance Americans, and Native Americans Protagonists Lisa Arellano, Colby College Sponsored by the OAH Committee on the Status More Than a Moral Victory: Home Rule, The Luke Stewart, University of Waterloo of ALANA Historians and ALANA Histories GAA and the Re-Spatialization of Urban Crime in Women at War in Colonial New England Washington, D.C., 1974–1978 Staughton Lynd: From Accompaniment to Occupation Emily Romeo, University of Chicago Chair: Charles McClain, University of California, Kwame Holmes, University of Virginia Andrej Grubacic, California Institute of Integral Studies Commentator: Cornelia Dayton, University Berkeley friday Commentator: Carl Mirra of Connecticut ◆◆Karen Tani, University of California, Berkeley Defending Our “Man Child”: Lesbians of Color, ◆◆Tom I. Romero II, University of Denver Mothering, and the “Problem” of Boy Children in the ◆◆Shirley Moore, California State University,

friday 1970s and 1980s Race, the Military, and Urban Sacramento Elizabeth Clement, University of Utah Redevelopment Queer Law and Order: Sex, Criminality, and Policing Chair: Carol McKibben, Stanford University  Real Jobs Outside of in the Age of Mass Incarceration Academia for Historians Timothy Stewart-Winter, Rutgers University, Newark The Politics of Inclusion and the Development of a Military Town Chair: Peter Sigal, Duke University Commentator: Kevin Mumford Carol McKibben ◆◆Susan Ferber, Oxford University Press ◆◆Niles Gilman, Monitor 360 Building Democratic Communities: The AFSC and From Illegal Aliens to Illegal History: A ◆◆Andrew Kinney, Harvard University Press Integrated Housing for Veterans in the Postwar Era ◆◆Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, Future2.org Roundtable Responds to the Return of Tracy K’Meyer, University of Louisville the Culture Wars in Arizona ◆◆T. J. Stiles, Freelance Author Tangled Connections and Lost Opportunities Chair: Lorena Oropeza, University of California, Davis Andrew Myers, University of South Carolina Upstate ◆◆Lydia Otero, University of Arizona Commentator: James N. Gregory, University of ◆◆Miroslava Chavez-Garcia, University of California, Washington Davis ◆◆Milo Alvarez, Bard College at Simon’s Rock ◆◆Karen Leong, Arizona State University at the Tempe Campus

Session Key Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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 Historians in Filmmaking The 1%?: Business Classes and the and Documentaries Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 Transformation of American Capitalism A distinguished group of panelists will explore Sponsored by the Business History Conference’s 1:45 pm Liaison Committee the roles historians play in bringing history to 12:00 pm life through film and documentaries—among Global Networks, Metropolitan Terrains: Finance Capital them, advising on historical context and accuracy, The Politics of Self-Destruction in Civil and Urban Populism in the Era of Reconstruction providing historical analysis on camera, and Society for Historians of American Noam Maggor, Vanderbilt University utilizing their historical training to make unique Foreign Relations Luncheon War America contributions as filmmakers and producers. What Chair: David Silkenat, North Dakota State University Cost: $25 A Grasstops Revolution: Local Business Elites, is entailed in the job of serving as a historical National Executives, and the Geography of Twentieth- Presiding: Mark Bradley, University of Chicago, consultant for a major motion picture? What skills “Bent on Suicide”: The Political Rhetoric of Suicide in Century Capitalism president of the Society for Historians of and strengths do historians bring to the table in Civil War–Era America Elizabeth Shermer, Loyola University of Chicago helping narrate documentaries? What are the American Foreign Relations Diane Miller Sommerville, State University of New strengths and the limitations of telling history in Stuart L. Bernath Memorial Lecture: “Always York at Binghamton Corporate Power and the Problem of Politics: Business this medium? How do historians navigate conflicts Take the Cookie: Politics, Ethics, and Writing Elites, Social Policy, and Urban “Democracy” in the between the demand for historical accuracy and Histories of the Living” “Lifeless now from Rebel hands”: Suicidal States and Early Twentieth Century the Politics of Emancipation Daniel Amsterdam, The Ohio State University proper context, and the storytelling and artistic Jeffrey A. Engel, Southern Methodist University friday aspects of filmmaking? How can history graduate Kathleen Brian, George Washington University students prepare for a career that involves working in Women in the Historical Profession Rather Die Freemen Than Live to Be Slaves: Black Age Matters: Chronological Age the field? Suicide and Militant Abolitionism friday Luncheon and the Construction of Race, Richard Bell, University of Maryland Gender, and Citizenship Cost: $45 Commentator: Terri Snyder, California State Sponsored by the Committee on the Status Keynote Address: “Historians Go to Court: University, Fullerton of Women in the Historical Profession Marriage on Trial” Chair: Leslie Paris, University of British Columbia Nancy F. Cott, Jonathan Trumbull Professor of Through Nineteenth-Century Eyes: American History, Harvard University Seeing Race, Class, and War in the New “Male Citizens Twenty-One Years of Age”: The George Chauncey, Samuel Knight Professor of York Draft Riots of 1863 Intersection of Gender, Race, and Age in Nineteenth- History and American Studies, Yale University Century Citizenship Chair: Daniel Czitrom, Mount Holyoke College Corinne Field, University of Virginia The Unquiet Appearance of Early Nineteenth Century Born Dependent: The Children of Gradual Friday, April 12 American Working People Emancipation and the Laws of Poverty Jonathan Prude, Emory University Sarah Levine-Gronningsater, University of Chicago 1:00 pm “Awful scenes of fiendish atrocity”: Racial Violence Statutory Marriage Law and the Gendered and the New York Draft Riots in the Pictorial Press Construction of Adulthood in the Nineteenth Century  Teaching Entangled Histories Ross Barrett, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nicholas Syrett, University of Northern Colorado through Documents “Our sketches are all real, not mere imaginary affairs”: Voting Rights and the Politics of Age in the Age of Aquarius Chair: Nancy Hewitt, Rutgers University The Visual Documentation of the New York Draft Riots Rebecca de Schweinitz, Brigham Young University Session Key ◆◆Steven Lawson, Rutgers University Joshua Brown, City University of New York, Community College  Teaching Commentator: Leslie Paris ◆◆Derek Chang, Cornell University Graduate Center  State of the Field  Public History ◆◆Paul Ortiz, University of Florida Commentator: Leslie Harris, Emory University Careers ◆◆Leslie Brown, Williams College

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Taking the Scalpel to School: Health Entangled Interior: Identities and  American Legal History Intimacy, Politics, and History and Education in the Progressive Era Loyalties in the War of 1812 Era Chair: Michael Willrich, Brandeis University Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Sponsored by the Society for Historians Women in the Historical Profession Chair: Daniel Usner, Vanderbilt University ◆◆Daniel Hulsebosch, New York University of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era ◆◆Ariela Gross, University of Southern California Moderator: Dayo Gore, University of California, San Chair: Jennifer Tebbe-Grossman, Massachusetts Entwined Faith: Interreligious Solidarity and Cultural ◆◆Andrew Wender Cohen, Syracuse University Diego Exchange in the New Madrid Earthquakes, 1811–1812 College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences ◆◆William J. Novak, University of Michigan ◆◆Nan Alamilla Boyd, San Francisco State University Christine Croxall, University of Delaware ◆◆Jane Dailey, University of Chicago ◆◆Grace Peña Delgado, Penn State University Learning to Run the Human Machine: Nutrition Entangled Loyalties: The Problem of Indian Unity in ◆◆Mireille Miller Young, University of California, Education and Gender in the Progressive Era the War of 1812 Beyond and between Empires in the Santa Barbara Megan Elias, City University of New York, Jonathan Hancock, University of North Carolina at Pacific: Entangled Personal Histories ◆◆Nayan Shah, University of Southern California Queensborough Community College Chapel Hill Chair: Andrea Geiger, Simon Fraser University  Reimagining the Female Body: Femininity, Class, and A Bishop in the Valley: Imagining and Organizing Voices from the Classroom: Tachau Medical Education, 1870–1920 Catholicism at the American Confluence in 1814 From Kuching to Cucurpe: The Maritime Precollegiate Teaching Award Recipients Carrie Adkins, University of Oregon Tangi Villerbu, Université de La Rochelle Entanglements of an English Sailor Who Became a Share Their Teaching Experiences Mexican Villager “School Diseases”: Health, Deviance, and Class in Commentator: Stephen Aron, University of Chair: Ron Briley, Sandia Preparatory School

Samuel Truett, University of New Mexico friday American School Hygiene California, Los Angeles ◆◆Richard Good, Ladue Horton Watkins High Kate Mazza, City University of Making Geography by Tracing Genealogy: 19th School, Tachau Award Winner 2012 New York, Graduate Center Century Kanaka Maoli Global Geographies Imagined Borderline Memories: Remembering ◆◆Mary Connor, Westridge School, Tachau Award friday through Kinship Winner 2005 Histories of the US-Mexico Borderlands The Political and Activist Entanglements David Chang, University of Minnesota ◆◆Doris Meadows, Rochester City School District, Chair: Catherine Gudis, University of California, Riverside Tachau Award Winner 2001 of Modern Environmentalism Contesting Empire: Individuals and Oceanic Space ◆◆Gloria Sesso, Half Hallow Hills Central High David Igler, University of California, Irvine Chair: Kevin Marsh, Idaho State University Patrolling Immigration Memories: The National School East, Tachau Award Winner 1995 Border Patrol Museum and the Immigration Debate Commentator: Andrea Geiger Balancing Aesthetics and Ecology: Suburban of the 1980s Development and the Preservation of the Burling Tract Monica Pelayo, University of Southern California John Spiers, Boston College  New Race Histories: Color Lines and Broadening Boundaries of Braceros: Public History Freedom Struggles “The Giddy Rise of the Environmentalists”: Corporate and Bracero Communities Real Estate Development and Environmental Politics Mireya Loza, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chair: Thomas Guglielmo, George Washington in San Diego, California, 1968–73 University Andrew Wiese, San Diego State University From Out of the Shadows of the Corrido: Remembering ◆◆Max Krochmal, Texas Christian University and Forgetting State and Vigilante Violence against Mickey’s Mineral King: Disney, the Sierra Club, and ◆◆Mark Brilliant, University of California, Berkeley Women in the US-Mexico Borderlands ◆◆Claire Jean Kim, University of California, Irvine the Forest Service Monica Muñoz Martinez, Yale University Katrina Lacher, University of Central Oklahoma ◆◆Tom I. Romero II, University of Denver Commentator: Kevin Marsh

Session Key Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 Friday, April 12 3:30 pm 5:30 pm 5:30 pm 6:00 pm

Offsite: Mischievous Entanglements: Paul K. Longmore Institute OAH Distinguished Members and Society for Historians of the Gilded Age The Embodied Histories of Paul K. on Disability Reception Donors Reception and Progressive Era Reception Longmore—Scholar, Teacher, Activist Immediately following the 3:30 pm session. SHGAPE will host a reception for all SHGAPE The OAH is pleased to host an invitation-only members and meeting attendees interested in the Chair: Catherine Kudlick, San Francisco State reception for our longtime members (25+ years) and Under the leadership of Professor Catherine J. study of the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era. University major donors. Members who recently reached the Kudlick, the projects and events at the Paul K. SHGAPE was formed in 1989 to encourage innovative ◆◆Mary Lou Breslin, Disability Rights Education and fifty-year membership milestone will be honored. Longmore Institute on Disability challenge prevailing and wide-ranging research and teaching on this Defense Fund notions that disability can be only a hopeless tragedy critical period of historical transformation. SHGAPE ◆◆Mary Felstiner, San Francisco State University by showcasing disabled people’s strength, ingenuity, OAH International publishes the quarterly Journal of the Gilded Age and ◆◆Laura Garrett, Tamalpais High School and originality. The reception will follow the session Progressive Era and awards book and article prizes for ◆◆Victoria Lewis, University of Redlands Committee Reception in the same location at 835 Market Street. Beverages distinguished scholarship. ◆◆Mark McGuinnis, Commission Junction The OAH International Committee welcomes all

and light hors d’oeuvres will be provided. Visit http:// friday ◆◆Susan Schweik, University of California, Berkeley longmoreinstitute.sfsu.edu for directions and more convention attendees interested in faculty and ◆◆Lauri Umansky, Suffolk University information about the institute. student exchanges and other efforts to promote global ◆◆Eva Sheppard Wolf, San Francisco State University ties among American historians. Attendees from

friday countries other than the United States are especially encouraged to attend.

Friday, April 12  Public Historians Reception Sponsored by California Historical Society 3:30 pm Offsite at the California Historical Society The California Historical Society (CHS) will host this Plenary Session: Corporations in American Life year’s Public Historians Reception at its museum, located at 678 Mission Street—just a short walk from Chair: Naomi Lamoreaux, Yale University the Hilton San Francisco. The OAH Committee on Public History invites all public historians and those ◆◆Richard White, Stanford University interested in public history for drinks, refreshments, ◆◆Bethany Moreton, University of Georgia and the opportunity to view the CHS collections. This reception is a great opportunity to build your ◆◆Karen Ho, University of Minnesota professional network and connect with colleagues. ◆◆Peter James Hudson, Vanderbilt University In an age of financial collapse, Occupy Wall Street, the Supreme Court decision in Citizens

United, and corporate personhood debates, many Americans struggle to make sense of the Session Key proper role of corporations in the political economy of the United States. Leading scholars Community College  Teaching will reflect on the national and transnational history of corporations in American life and  State of the Field  Public History the relevance of that history for today. Careers

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The Capacity to Be Citizens: Mental The United States at a Distance: Saturday, April 13 Competency and Civil Rights in Gilded Fixing National Borders and Imperial Age and Progressive America Ambitions in the Pacific World 7:30 am Chair: Barbara Welke, University of Minnesota Chair: Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago  College Board Breakfast Powers of Belief: Insanity Allegations and the How to Hide an Empire: The US Overseas Territorial Regulation of Religion in the Late Nineteenth Century System, 1867–1946 Cost: $10 Kathryn Burns-Howard, Miami University of Ohio Daniel Immerwahr, Northwestern University Keynote Speaker: Lynn Dumenil, Occidental College Leroy Pitzer—Citizen, Voter, Lunatic The Power of Mutual Understanding: Education and “Teaching the Culture Wars of the 1920s” Rabia Belt, University of Michigan Post-Colonialism in Hawai’i Sarah Miller-Davenport, University of Chicago  Community College Historians Breakfast Antecedent to All Other Rights: Legal Capacity and Kentucky Inheritance Disputes in the Gilded Age Hawai’i and the United States: Exceptional Nations in Cost: no charge Yvonne Pitts, Purdue University the Age of Revolutions Community college historians will gather for the sixth annual OAH Community College Breakfast. Christine Skwiot, Georgia State University The breakfast provides an opportunity for community college historians and members of the OAH Commentator: Barbara Welke Committee on Community Colleges to meet and learn about upcoming workshops and professional Commentator: Beth Bailey, Temple University development opportunities designed for professors working at community colleges.  Teaching the Long Civil Rights Movement: Sharing Experiences, The Transformation of the American Challenges, and Strategies Political Economy during the 1970s Chair: Judith Stein, City University of New York, Entangling Gender in the Web of US Chair: Clarence Lang, University of Kansas Saturday, April 13 City College and Graduate Center History: A Roundtable in Honor of Using the Civil Rights Movement to Teach Research Skills Thomas Dublin and Kathryn Kish Sklar Renee Romano, Oberlin College The American Economy and the Politics of the 1970s 8:30 am Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Oil Crisis

Women in the Historical Profession Teaching a Critical View of the Long Civil Rights Victor McFarland, Yale University saturday Film Screening: Criminal Injustice: Movement Chair: Victoria Brown, Grinnell College Death and Politics at Attica Robbie Lieberman, Southern Illinois University The Information Revolution, the Crisis of Industrial ◆◆Estelle Freedman, Stanford University Carbondale Hegemony, and the American State Chair: Heather Thompson, Temple University ◆◆Carol Lasser, Oberlin College Zachary Wasserman, Yale University ◆◆Christine Christopher, Independent Filmmaker ◆◆Landon Storrs, University of Iowa Focusing on Freedom North with Students from saturday Tracing the Origins of Privatization and State ◆◆David Marshall, Independent Filmmaker ◆◆John McClymer, Assumption College Illinois Decentralization ◆◆Malcolm Bell, Former New York Special Assistant Nathan Brouwer, Rend Lake College Amy C. Offner, University of Pennsylvania Attorney General Through a Wider Lens: Pacific Views of The Sparse Historiography of the Asian American ◆◆Melvin Marshall, Former Attica Inmate Commentator: Judith Stein US History Movement: Limitation or Opportunity? Diane Fujino, University of California, Santa Barbara Chair: Don DeBats, Flinders University and University of Virginia Beyond Martin Luther King and Male ◆◆Clare Corbould, Monash University Leadership: Teaching High School Students Session Key ◆◆Don DeBats to See a Multi-Faceted Movement Community College  Teaching ◆◆David Goodman, University of Melbourne Kyle Westbrook, Chicago Public Schools  State of the Field  Public History ◆◆Ian Tyrrell, University of New South Wales Careers

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The United States and Mexico: Closer Blurring the Lines: Disability, Race, Race and Law: New Directions in  Children of Fire: Writing African and Closer Apart Gender, and Passing in Modern America Southern Legal History American History in the Age of Obama Chair: David Gutierrez, University of California, Chair: Felicia Kornbluh, University of Vermont Chair: David Lieberman, University of California, Chair: Earl Lewis, Emory University San Diego Berkeley ◆◆Khalil Gibran Muhammad, Schomburg Center for John Howard Griffin, Disability, and the Multiple Research in Black Culture What Kind of Nation? The Deportation of Mexican Layers of Passing in Black Like Me Grand Jury Presentments in Eighteenth-Century ◆◆Leslie Harris, Emory University Migrants since 1942 Jeffrey Brune, Gallaudet University South Carolina ◆◆Clarence Lang, University of Kansas Adam Goodman, University of Pennsylvania Sally Hadden, Western Michigan University “I Made Up My Mind to Act both Deaf and Dumb”: Commentator: Thomas Holt, University of Chicago Urbanization and the (Re)creation of the US-Mexico Masquerades of Slave Disability in Antebellum America The Southern Roots of the Reapportionment Border in the Late Nineteenth Century Dea Boster, Columbus State Community College Revolution Allison Tirres, DePaul University Charles Zelden, Nova Southeastern University  Asian American Studies “Athlete First”: A Note on Passing, Sponsored by the Association for Asian The Limits of Sovereignty: How the United States Has Disability, and Sport Race, Property Rights, and Negotiated Space in the American Studies Policed the Mexican Border since 1993 Michael Rembis, State University of New York at American South: A Reconsideration of Buchanan v. C. J. Álvarez, University of Chicago Buffalo Warley Chair: David K. Yoo, University of California, Los Angeles Commentator: Geraldo Cadava, Northwestern Patricia Minter, Western Kentucky University University  Entangled Narratives: The Rewards Commentator: Karen Tani, University of California, ◆◆Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, The Ohio State University and Challenges of Doing Oral History Berkeley ◆◆Chia Youyee Vang, University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee Rethinking Race, Conquest, and the with Activists ◆◆Lon Kurashige, University of Southern California Chair: Katrine Barber, Portland State University Nation in the Western Hemisphere How Race Changed in the Post– Commentator: Gary Okihiro, Columbia University Chair: Juliana Barr, University of Florida World War II US: Revisiting African Representing Psychiatric Survival and Resistance in American, Asian American, and Oral Histories The Indian Liberating Army: Re-imagining National Mexican American Histories  Approaching the Recent Past in the Anne Parsons, University of Illinois at Chicago Identity in Nineteenth-Century Native North America Sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic US History Survey Course

Michael Witgen, University of Michigan “Trials and Tribulations”: Oral History, the Black History Society Sponsored by the College Board saturday Panther Party, and the Efficacy of Armed Struggle Asserting National Sovereignty in Hawai’i: Chair: Kimberley Phillips, City University of New Chair: Lawrence Charap, The College Board Curtis Austin, The Ohio State University The Hawaiian Monarchy and the Pursuit York, Brooklyn College ◆◆Kevin Byrne, Gustavus Adolphus College of National Identity and Authority in Chorus from the City: Placing Native American Voices ◆◆Ellen Wu, Indiana University ◆◆Ted Dickson, Providence Day School Late Nineteenth-Century Hawai’i at the Center of the Urban Relocation Experience ◆◆Cindy Cheng, University of Wisconsin–Madison saturday Rachel St. John, Harvard University Doug Miller, University of Oklahoma ◆◆Laurie Green, University of Texas at Austin ◆◆Stephen Berrey, University of Michigan The Coromantee Wars: Diasporic Warfare in Colonial Entangled Subjects: Reflections on Doing Oral History Jamaica, 1760–1761 with Activists Vincent Brown, Duke University Tamar Carroll, Rochester Institute of Technology Commentator: Alan Taylor, University of California, Commentator: Alphine Jefferson, Randolph-Macon Davis College

Session Key Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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Purchasing Power Politics and Toward a New World Consciousness: Excavating the America’s War of Religion: The Cold Saturday, April 13 Consumer Activism in North America Praxis and Possibilities of the 1968 Third World Strike War on the Home Front at San Francisco State from the Depression to the Cold War Chair: Mary Dudziak, Emory University 9:00 am Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Jason Ferreira, San Francisco State University Women in the Historical Profession Commentator: Waldo Martin “Freedom under God”: Corporations, Christianity,  Fundamentals of Doing History and the Revolt against the New Deal Chair: Lawrence Glickman, University of South Kevin Kruse, Princeton University in the National Park Service: NPS 101 Carolina Black Women’s Internationalism: Chair: Christine Arato, National Park Service Contesting the Global Color Line, The Legacy of Cold War Religious Extremism: How ◆◆Elaine Jackson-Retondo, Pacific West Regional Shopping for Justice: Challenging Sweatshops through 1928–1970 the Christian Crusade Paved the Way for the New Solidarity Activism, 1935–1945 Christian Right Office, National Park Service Chair: Tiffany Gill, University of Delaware ◆◆Cynthia Walton, Southeast Regional Office, Beth Robinson, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Heather Hendershot, Massachusetts Institute of Technology National Park Service “Getting Rich Out of This War:” Congress and the “One World or No World”: Mary McLeod Bethune in ◆◆Joan Zenzen, Independent Historian and National Politics of Price Control During World War II the Diaspora Moment “People Are People the World Over”: The Cold War Park Service Consultant Nancy Young, University of Houston Grace Leslie, Brandeis University and Judeo-Christian Multiculturalism Mia Bruch, University of Michigan “A Gestapo of Volunteer Housewives”: Price Control Fellowship among Many Races: Juliette Derricotte and Consumer Activism in the United States and Contemplates Her Journey around the World Commentator: Darren Dochuk, Purdue University Saturday, April 13 Canada during World War II Lauren Kientz Anderson, University of Kentucky Joseph Tohill, York University 10:30 am “Confraternity Among all Dark Races”: Protecting Manhood: The Influence of Canada’s Radical Consumer Movement and the The (Inter)nationalist Politics of Hegemonic Masculinity in Pediatrics Struggle for Postwar Price Controls Mittie Maude Lena Gordon Revisiting the “American Century”: Chair: Liz Watkins, University of California, San Julie Guard, University of Manitoba Keisha Blain, Princeton University Francisco Cultural Internationalisms between Commentator: Lawrence Glickman World War and Empire “What That Meant to Me”: SNCC Women, Africa, and Black Internationalism “We can end dwarfism!” The Promise of Cadaver Chair: Paul Kramer, Vanderbilt University Julia Erin Wood, Texas A&M University Human Growth Hormone Therapy in the US saturday Everyday People: Some of the Many Aimee Medeiros, City College of San Francisco and Robert Taft: Global Commitments Shades of Social Justice Movements in Commentator: Tiffany Gill University of California, San Francisco and Conservative Isolationism the San Francisco Bay Area Christopher Nichols, Oregon State University Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class Defend, Labor, Multiply: Mumps Vaccination and History Association Male Citizenship in the U.S. saturday Wendell Willkie, Popular Internationalism, and Elena Conis, Emory University Empire in the Postwar Moment Chair: Waldo Martin, University of California, Berkeley Samuel Zipp, Brown University Holt, Gesell, and Spock: Apostles of Masculinity in “Civil Rights Unionism” on the Embarcadero and in Twentieth-Century American Pediatrics Sam Greenlee and the Specter of Black Internationalism West Oakland: Race Relations in and around Local Hamilton Cravens, Iowa State University Adriane Lentz-Smith, Duke University 10, International Longshore and Warehouse Union Commentator: Jessica Weiss, California State International Affairs: Louise Bryant, William Bullitt, (ILWU) University, East Bay and Americans’ Emotional Engagements with the Peter Cole, Western Illinois University World, 1920s–1930s The United Farm Workers and the Black Freedom Session Key Jenifer Van Vleck, Yale University Struggle in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1965–1973 Community College  Teaching Commentator: Paul Kramer Lauren Araiza, Denison University  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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 Teaching the Civil War in the 8th Remembering Immigration Historian Eric Foner’s Reconstruction Turns Remembering Cesar Chavez and the Grade: The History Blueprint Approach Jon Gjerde Twenty-Five Farm Workers Movement Chair: Shennan Hutton, University of California, Sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic Chair: Kate Masur, Northwestern University Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class History Society History Association Davis ◆◆Heather Andrea Williams, University of North Offsite at the California Historical Society Chair: Erika Lee, University of Minnesota Carolina at Chapel Hill Academic Collaboration on Teaching the Civil War ◆◆Gregory P. Downs, City College and Graduate Chair: Matthew Garcia, Arizona State University Ari Kelman, University of California, Davis Jon Gjerde and the Maturation of Immigration Center, City University of New York ◆◆Miriam Pawel, Independent Scholar History ◆◆Eric Foner, Columbia University The History Blueprint Approach to Teaching the Civil ◆◆Gilbert Padilla, cofounder of the United Farm Jon Butler, Yale University ◆◆Thavolia Glymph, Duke University War in the 8th Grade Workers of America ◆◆Steve Hahn, University of Pennsylvania Tuyen Tran, University of California, Davis Jon Gjerde, the Ethnic Turnerians, and the Minnesota ◆◆Jerry Cohen, Former Head of UFW Union’s Legal Team Experiencing the Civil War School of Immigration and Refugee Studies  Non-Tenure-Track Historians: A ◆◆Chava Bustamente, Independent Scholar Jah-Yee Woo, Oakland Unified School District, and Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota Conversation about Past and Present ◆◆Elaine Elinson, UFW Boycott Veteran and Author Angela La Torre, Valley View Middle School Moving Forward and Looking Back: A Student’s Moderator: Donald Rogers, Central Connecticut ◆◆Jerry Brown, Founding Professor, Florida Perspective on the Legacies of Jon Gjerde International University Changing Notions of Race, Place and S. Deborah Kang, California State University, San State University Marcos ◆◆Arlene Lazarowitz, California State University, Freedom among Blacks in the US, The Business of War: 1850–1940 Long Beach Jon Gjerde and the Berkeley Community ◆◆Elizabeth Hohl, Fairfield University Production, Consumption, and Chair: Daina Ramey Berry, University of Texas at David Hollinger, University of California, Berkeley ◆◆Alexandra Nickliss, City College of San Francisco Destruction, 1860–2013 Austin ◆◆John P. Lloyd, California State Polytechnic Chair: Andrew Zimmerman, George Washington  Mass Incarceration: New Directions University, Pomona University I, Too, Am American: Migrations and Citizenship ◆◆Jennifer Helton, Independent Historian Status in Black New York City, 1890–1930s in the Study of Race and Punishment in ◆◆Meredith H. Lair, George Mason University Janira Teague, University of California, Los Angeles Modern American Life ◆◆Christopher Capozzola, Massachusetts Institute of Chair: Kelly Lytle Hernández, University of Technology “From dat minute I started prayin’ for freedom. All California, Los Angeles ◆◆Brian DeLay, University of California, Berkeley saturday de rest o’ de women done de same”: Enslaved Women, Family and the Experience of Freedom in the First ◆◆Sarah Haley, University of California, Los Angeles Decades following the Civil War ◆◆Donna Murch, Rutgers University Photographs as Historical Evidence: Brenda Stevenson, University of California, Los Angeles ◆◆Khalil Gibran Muhammad, Schomburg Center for Teenie Harris, Twentieth-Century Research in Black Culture saturday Pittsburgh, and the Nation Westward to Freedom?: African Americans ◆◆Heather Thompson, Temple University in Los Angeles during the Second Half Chair: Deborah Willis, New York University of the Nineteenth Century ◆◆Constance Schulz, University of South Carolina Marne Campbell, Loyola Marymount University ◆◆Colleen McDannell, University of Utah Commentator: V. P. Franklin, University of ◆◆Sam Stephenson, Duke University California, Riverside Commentator: Louise Lippincott, Carnegie Museum of Art

Session Key Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

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Towards a Politics of Uplift: McAdoo’s Jubilee Singers Saturday, April 13 and McAdoo’s Minstrels in South Africa, 1890–1898 Saturday, April 13 Chinua Thelwell, Allegheny College 12:00 pm 1:00 pm Intimate Matters at 25: Reflections on  Focus on Teaching Luncheon  Online Visibility, Resumés the History of US Sexuality and Interviews Sponsored by the Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Cost: No charge Bisexual, and Transgender History and the Keynote Speaker: Sam Wineburg, Stanford University What people see of you online has an enormous Committee on the Status of Women in the effect on the way people think of you, perhaps even Historical Profession more than resumes. Richard Bolles (author of What Women and Social Movements Luncheon Color Is Your Parachute?) says, “There is a new Chair: Joanne Meyerowitz, Yale University Cost: Reserve a seat by emailing [email protected]. resume in town, and it’s called Google.” Learn what ◆◆John D’Emilio, University of Illinois at Chicago Keynote Address: “What’s New and Upcoming on the Women and Social Movements Web Sites” you need to know about this, how it affects resumes, ◆◆Margot Canaday, Princeton University Kathryn Kish Sklar, Binghamton University and how you can bring your strengths to interviews. ◆◆Nayan Shah, University of California, San Diego Thomas Dublin, Binghamton University Presenter: Kate Duttro, Career Change for Academics ◆◆Thomas Foster, DePaul University ◆◆Cynthia Blair, University of Illinois at Chicago Urban History Association Luncheon Raceball: Shifting Currents in the Cost: $45 Saturday, April 13 Historiography of Sports Keynote Speaker: Ananya Roy, University of California, Berkeley Chair: Adrian Burgos, University of Illinois at 1:45 pm Urbana-Champaign Labor and Working-Class History Association Luncheon ◆◆David K. Wiggins, George Mason University Cost: $45 Globalizing African-American Music: ◆◆Louis Moore, Grand Valley State College The Transmission, Translation, and ◆◆Lisa Alexander, Wayne State University

Keynote Address: “No Race-Baiting, Red-Baiting or Queer-Baiting!”: Allan Bérubé’s History of the saturday Travel of Black American Musical Marine Cooks and Stewards Union Commentator: Rob Ruck, University of Pittsburgh Estelle Freedman, Stanford University Traditions in Africa, 1890–1994 Chair: Penny Von Eschen, University of Michigan Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Luncheon  Rethinking Working-Class Suburbia Transmitting Race: Broadcasting African-American Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class saturday Cost: $45 Music in Francophone Africa, 1956–66 History Association Celeste Moore, University of Chicago Distinguished Historian Address: “Integrating African American History into Master US Historical Chair: Becky Nicolaides, University of California, Narratives” Youth Subversive Consumption: Kwanza Unit and the Los Angeles Pero Gaglo Dagbovie, Michigan State University Impact of the “Golden Era” on the Early History of ◆◆Jerry Gonzalez, University of Texas at San Antonio Tanzanian Hip-Hop and Culture, 1985–1994 ◆◆Alexandra Murphy, Princeton University Seth Markle, Trinity College ◆◆Elaine Lewinnek, California State University, Fullerton

Session Key Commentator: Robert Lewis, University of Toronto Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

60 | 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california | 61 sessions sessions

Internationalizing US History Hopeful and Fraught with Anxiety: Recasting the Civil Rights Era  Assessing Students’ Historical with the Online Archive: Black Americans and their Relationships Chair: Leon Litwack, University of California, Thinking: Revisioning and Refashioning “Women and Social Movements, to Haiti, 1800–1865 Berkeley History Assessments International—1840 to the Present” Chair: Manisha Sinha, University of Massachusetts Amherst Chair: Daisy Martin, Roy Rosenzweig Center for Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of “Get Up! Stand Up!” The Southern Negro Youth History & New Media, George Mason University Women in the Historical Profession Envisioning the Possibilities of Haiti and the United Congress, The Student Nonviolent Coordinating States in the Work of Robert Douglass, Jr. Committee, and the History of Twentieth-Century Using Document-Based Performance Assessments with Chair: Thomas Dublin, Binghamton University Aston Gonzalez, University of Michigan African American Youth Activism Sixth and Eleventh Graders in New York City Schools Waldo Martin, University of California, Berkeley Daisy Martin, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History & The International Labor Organization: The Cradle of Hope: African Americans and the Fight New Media, George Mason University Women’s Networks and the Making of for the Recognition of Haitian Independence Brown, “A Black Cultural Product”: Robert L. Carter the Woman Worker, 1931–1975 Leslie Alexander, The Ohio State University and the Struggle for Education Equality, 1942–1968 Assessment in the Revised Advance Placement US Eileen Boris, University of California, Santa Barbara Patricia Sullivan, University of South Carolina History Course Hope in a Land Away from Home: The Historiography Commentators: Robin D. G. Kelley, University Timothy Thurber, Virginia Commonwealth University American Women Missionaries, 1818–1927: of Haitian Influence on African American Political A Century of Organizing Denominationally, of California, Los Angeles; Margaret Burnham, Discourse in the Nineteenth Century Northeastern University; and Kimberley Phillips, Connecting Historical Thinking Standards to Ecumenically, Transnationally Kellie Carter Jackson, Harvard University Classroom Practice: The Oakland, California, Barbara Reeves-Ellington, Siena College Brooklyn College Commentator: Maurice Jackson, Georgetown University Assessment Experience Stanley Pesick, Oakland Unified School District The International World of May Wright Sewall and the International Council of Women, 1880–1920 “The Christian Spirit in the Gilded Age”: Tri-National Considerations: Writing Creating History Assessments for the Twenty-first Karen Offen, Stanford University Revisiting Herbert Gutman’s Article Century: Using the Library of Congress’s Digital Indigenous Microhistories of the US- Commentator: Nancy Cott, Harvard University (Almost) 50 Years Later Resources to Go Beyond the Bubble Canadian Borderlands Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class Sam Wineburg, Joel Breakstone, and Mark Smith, Chair: Nicole St-Onge, University of Ottawa History Association Stanford University  Histories of the Americas: Chair: Leon Fink, University of Illinois at Chicago Commentator: Katherine Suyeyasu, Oakland Unified Borderlands, Hemispheric, Bordered Lives: Francis Assikinack, Andrew J. School District and Global Perspectives Blackbird, and Odawa History ◆◆Heath Carter, University of Notre Dame saturday Susan Gray, Arizona State University ◆◆Janine Giordano Drake, University of Illinois at Chair: Erika Lee, University of Minnesota Urbana-Champaign Barack Obama, Islam, and Africa: The Entangled Borders: Using the 49th Parallel to Secure ◆◆Edward Blum, San Diego State University First Term Reconstructing North America: Slavery, Civil War, Metis Rights and Freedoms in the 1840s–50s ◆◆Jarod Roll, University of Sussex Lansiné Kaba’s paper will serve as the focus of this and Nation Building in the US-Mexico Borderlands Carolyn Podruchny, York University saturday Karl Jacoby, Brown University panel. The paper will be circulated electronically in Buffalo Paths and Paper Trails: Reconstructing March to attendees who indicate an interest. Visit From Pacific Rim to the Hemispheric Perspective: The Borderland Metis Communities http://annualmeeting.oah.org for more information. Origins of Bolton’s History of the Americas Michel Hogue, Carleton University Chair: James T. Campbell, Stanford University Albert Hurtado, University of Oklahoma John L. Clarke and the Blackfeet Reservation as a Barack Obama, Islam, and Africa: The First Term “Border Studies in a Comparative Perspective” or Bordered-Land, 1900–1950 Lansiné Kaba, Carnegie Mellon University–Qatar “Comparative Border Studies?” Andrew Graybill, Southern Methodist University Claudia Sadowski-Smith, Arizona State University Commentator: Laurence Glasco, University of Session Key Pittsburgh Boycott Grapes! Cold War Connection and Community College  Teaching Disconnection in UFW and Chile Solidarity Struggles  State of the Field  Public History in the United States Heidi Tinsman, University of California, Irvine Careers

62 | 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california | 63 sessions

Internationalizing Mexican American  Working with the National Civil & Human Rights Struggles Park Service: Perspectives of Chair: Benjamin H. Johnson, University of Academic Historians Wisconsin–Milwaukee Sponsored by the OAH Committee on Public History Justice across Borders: Reis López Tijerina Internationalizes the New Mexico Land Grants Chair: Aidan Smith, Organization of American Movement as a Human Rights Struggle Historians Zaragosa Vargas, University of North Carolina at ◆◆Rebecca Conard, Middle Tennessee State Chapel Hill University Dying for Democracy: Mexican Nationals in the US ◆◆Anne Mitchell Whisnant, University of North Army and US-Mexico Wartime Diplomacy, 1940–1945 Carolina at Chapel Hill Neil Foley, Southern Methodist University ◆◆Pero Dagbovie, Michigan State University Commentator: Benjamin H. Johnson ◆◆Charlene Mires, Rutgers University Saturday, April 13 5:00 pm Presidential Address: 3:30 pm Navigating Segregated Life OAH Business Meeting in America’s Racial

All OAH members are encouraged to attend Service News / Stanford Cicero A. Linda the OAH Business Meeting to participate in the Borderhoods governance of the organization. Proposals for action by the OAH should be made in writing to OAH Executive Director Katherine M. Finley at the OAH Albert Camarillo, Executive Office. Stanford University

saturday 4:00 pm OAH Awards Ceremony 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm The Organization of American Historians sponsors Closing Recption annual awards and prizes given in recognition of Join the OAH in thanking OAH President Albert scholarly and professional achievements in the Camarillo for his service to the organization and the field of American history. Please join the OAH profession at a reception in his honor at the Hilton in congratulating the award and prize winners Union Square. during the ceremony immediately preceding the Presidential Address. Sponsored by the California Historical Society

64 | 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california 2013 oah annual meeting ◆ san francisco, california | 64 sample sessions

Forging US-Global Connections in the Sunday, April 14 Early Twentieth Century: Immigration, Foreign Aid, and Foreign Policy 8:30 am Sponsored by the Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era and the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations “Sighting” Migration Policy History: Methodology and Theoretical Chair: Julie Greene, University of Maryland Perspectives from Local to Transnational Repatriation Debates: Defining Puerto Ricans and Chair: Donna Gabaccia, University of Minnesota Mexicans in the 1920s and 1930s Robert McGreevey, The College of New Jersey The International White Slavery Panic and the Moral Turpitude Clause: Using Archival Sources to Catastrophic Connections: Responses to Foreign Illuminate Women’s Lives, Global Relations, and Natural Disasters in the Progressive Era United States Deportation Policy Julia Irwin, University of South Florida Deirdre Moloney, Princeton University Transnational Women’s Health Activism: Recording the International Side of Deportation American Women’s Hospitals and Modern Torrie Hester, Saint Louis University Nursing in Greece, 1920–1935 Virginia Metaxas, Southern “No Moral or Legal Obligation”: Border Security Connecticut State University and Refugee Migration along the US-Mexico Border during the Mexican Revolution, 1910–1917 Making the Monroe Doctrine Global Evan Taparata, University of Minnesota Christopher Nichols, Oregon State University Commentator: Kelly Lytle Hernández, University of Commentator: Julie Greene California, Los Angeles sunday

Session Key Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, california | 65 T sessions sessions

Religious Faith and Same-Sex Desire in Rethinking the Long Progressive Era Incorporating Women: The Pursuit of “What a Tangled Web We Weave”: the Early Twentieth Century Chair: Robert Cherny, San Francisco State Equality in the Working World, Ideals and Realities of Religion in the Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of University 1964–1995 American Nation Women in the Historical Profession Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class History Chair: Sarah Barringer Gordon, University of Race and State Violence across the Pacific Chair: Bruce Dorsey, Swarthmore College Association and the Committee on the Status Pennsylvania Moon-Ho Jung, University of Washington of Women in the Historical Profession The Last Heretics: Excommunication and Identity in Progressive Era Social Activism and the Rise of the Chair: Eileen Boris, University of California, Santa Barbara The Invention of Religious Freedom as an American Early Twentieth-Century Christianity National Security State Ideal, 1789–1835 Kathryn Lofton, Yale University Jennifer Fronc, University of Massachusetts Amherst A “Cooperative Venture”: Corporate Feminists and Tisa Wenger, Yale University Corporate Management Reinventing Civil Liberties: The Jehovah’s Witnesses’ “From Father in Me”: Celibacy and Same The Grange and Legacies of Gilded Age Reform in the Elizabeth More, Harvard University Sex-Desire across the Color Line in Father Progressive Era Street Provocations Divine’s Peace Mission Movement Charles Postel, San Francisco State University, Class and Class Action: Women’s Legal Activism at Leah Weinryb Grohsgal, Emory University Judith Weisenfeld, Princeton University the New York Times, 1969–1976 University of Heidelberg “Without Distinction of Creed”: Military Chaplains Katherine Turk, University of Texas at Dallas and and Religious Experimentation in the 1930s and 40s Winnifred Wygal’s Flock: Polyamory, Same-Sex Reconceiving the Age of Reform Indiana University Maurer School of Law Desire, and Christian Faith in the Twentieth Century Robyn Muncy, University of Maryland Ronit Stahl, University of Michigan Kathi Kern, University of Kentucky From Personnel to HR: Clerical Workers and the Commentator: Bruce Dorsey Consequences of Formalizing Corporate Policy  (The) Class(room) Is Everywhere: The Pacific West’s Urban Allison Elias, University of Virginia Crossroads: Exploring Local, Teaching Labor and Working-Class Commentator: Eileen Boris History in the Age of Occupy Trans-Pacific Citizens: US-Japanese National & Global Connections Encounters from 1920 to 1960 Sponsored by the Urban History Association Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class History Association Chair: Shelley Lee, Oberlin College Chair: Shelley Lee, Oberlin College Native Nationalism and Red Power: Historicizing the 1969 Chair: Cindy Hahamovitch, College of William and Mary Rethinking Citizenship: American Migrants in Japan, A Not So Global Affair: San Diego’s 1915 Panama- Alcatraz Occupation 1920–1950 California Exposition and Urban Identity in the Moderator: Sherry Smith, Southern Methodist ◆◆Emily E. LaBarbera Twarog, University of Illinois Michael Jin, University of California, Santa Cruz Pacific West University at Urbana-Champaign John Putman, San Diego State University ◆◆David Goldberg, Wayne State University Eugenics in the Classroom: Stanford University’s ◆◆Kent Blansett, University of Minnesota, Morris ◆◆Sarita Gupta, Jobs with Justice Intelligence Testing of Japanese Americans, 1920–1935 Centroamérica in San Francisco: Historicizing the ◆◆Elizabeth Castle, University of South Dakota ◆◆Jennifer Luff, Georgetown University David Palter, University of California, Santa Cruz Central American Presence on the Pacific Coast ◆◆Troy Johnson, California State University, Long ◆◆Jacob Remes, State University of New York at Eduardo Contreras, City University of New York, Beach Empire State College Globalizing the Local: The Sunagawa Anti-Base Hunter College ◆◆Craig A. Glassner, National Park Ranger, ◆◆Jeffrey Helgeson, Texas State University–San Protests, 1955–1957 Interpretation Marcos Jennifer Miller, University of Wisconsin–Madison Itinerant Entanglements: Urban Indigenous Histories from the Pacific West to the Centre of Empire Trans-Pacific Localism: Terminal Island Japanese

Coll Thrush, University of British Colombia sunday from Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture Commentator: Barbara Berglund, University of Yuko Konno, University of Southern California South Florida Commentator: Naoko Shibusawa, Brown University Session Key

sunday Community College  Teaching  State of the Field  Public History Careers

66 | 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, California 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, california | 67 T sessions sessions

Asylum and Sovereignty in the 1970s Using Oral History for Untangling the History of Convicts Re-assessing the Relations and 1980s Social Justice Activism and Indentured Servants between Protestant Thought Jennie Jeppesen, University of Melbourne Chair: Jana Lipman, Tulane University Chair: Candace Falk, University of California, and Postwar Liberalism Berkeley “Dangerous” Slaves, “Lazy” Peasants, and Chair: Jill Gill, Boise State University Homefront of the Hostage Crisis: The Contested Status ◆◆Barbara Winslow, City University of New York, “Industrious” White Immigrants: Retooling Labor in of Iranian Students in the US Brooklyn College the Sugar Industry of Spanish Colonial Puerto Rico, “An Issue that Needs Re-thinking”: Christian Realists Yael Schacher, Harvard University ◆◆Mark D. Naison, Fordham University, Principal 1835–1860 Confront the Supreme Court, 1947–1963 Jorge Chinea, Wayne State University Christopher Hickman, University of North Florida Implementing Asylum: The 1980 Refugee Act and Investigator, Bronx African American History Project Immigration Cause Lawyers ◆◆Oscar Rosales Castaneda, El Comite Commentator: Roger Ekirch Color and Conscience: The Transformation of Protestant Rebecca Hamlin, Grinnell College ◆◆Trevor Griffey, Evergreen State College Attitudes toward Race in the World War II Era Gene Zubovich, University of California, Berkeley Offshore Refugee Processing and the Origins of the Rethinking the Impact of Third-Party Guantanamo Model Politics in Nineteenth-Century America Theodore Meyer Greene, Religion, and Postwar Jeffrey Kahn, University of Chicago Sunday, April 14 Chair: Amy Greenberg, Penn State University Liberalism Commentator: Philip Wolgin, Ethan Schrum, University of Virginia Center for American Progress 10:30 am Antislavery Third Parties and the Transformation of Commentator: Jill Gill Antebellum Politics Corey Brooks, York College of Pennsylvania Taking and Shaping the Land: Mexican/ Making the Familiar Strange: Naming Intellectual Movements: Who American California, 1769–2000 Transnational Readings of Iconic Local Focos: The Equal Rights Party and Its Influence Gets to Be an “-ism”? American Texts on National Politics Chair: Eric Avila, University of California, Los Chair: David Hollinger, University of California, Sponsored by the Society for Historians of American Joshua Greenberg, Bridgewater State University Angeles Berkeley Foreign Relations The Knights of Labor and the Third-Party Movement The “Land Grab”: A View from Urban History Chair: Mark Bradley, University of Chicago in Texas, 1886–1896 Before “Social Darwinism”: Darwin and Spencer in Alison Isenberg, Princeton University ◆◆Brian Rouleau, Texas A&M University Matthew Hild, University of West Georgia and the United States Georgia Institute of Technology Henry Cowles, Princeton University Taking the Land to Make the City: San Francisco, ◆◆Brooke Blower, Boston University 1769–1860 ◆◆Frank Costigliola, University of Connecticut Commentator: Charles Postel, San Francisco State The Wittgenstein Vogue in Postwar America Mary Ryan, The Johns Hopkins University ◆◆Melani McAlister, George Washington University University, University of Heidelberg Joel Isaac, University of Cambridge Commentator: Fredrik Logevall, Cornell University Mapping Reactionary Los Angeles: The Geohistorical Freud and Freudians in the Postwar United States Inscription of Urban Power and Injustice, 1840s-1940s Elizabeth Lunbeck, Vanderbilt University Philip Ethington, University of Southern California Beyond Slave Labor: Exploring Shifting Commentator: Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, Commentator: Eric Avila Sources of Unfree Labor in the Colonial University of Wisconsin–Madison Americas after 1700  Sponsored by the Labor and Working-Class History

Histories of the US State sunday Association Chair: William J. Novak, University of Michigan Chair: Roger Ekirch, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ◆◆James Sparrow, University of Chicago and State University ◆◆Rachel St. John, Harvard University Session Key

sunday ◆◆Cybelle Fox, University of California, Berkeley Masters, Servants, and Slaves: Female Servant Community College  Teaching Commentator: William J. Novak Relationships in Colonial Virginia, 1700–1780  State of the Field  Public History Allison Madar, Rice University Careers

68 | 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, California 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, california | 69 T sessions sessions

Tangled Metaphors: Writing and The Politics of Animal Harriet Tubman: Crossings and Native American and Indigenous Reading Gender and Sexual Identity in Entertainment: Race, Nation, and Commemoration Studies Association (NAISA): A Global Twentieth-Century Anglo-American Conflict in American History Moderator: Lois Horton, George Mason University Gathering Place for Indigenous Studies Mass Culture Chair: Brett Mizelle, California State University, ◆◆Kristen Oertel, The University of Tulsa Sponsored by the Native American and Indigenous Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women Long Beach ◆◆Kate Clifford Larson, Simmons College Studies Association in the Historical Profession ◆◆Quraysh Lansana, Chicago State University Chair: Philip Deloria, University of Michigan “Try Telling That to the Polar Bears”: Rationing and Chair: Leisa D. Meyer, College of William and Mary ◆◆Anthony Cohen, The Menare Foundation ◆◆Jean O’Brien, University of Minnesota Resistance at the Wartime Zoo ◆◆K. Tsianina Lomawaima, University of Arizona John Kinder, Oklahoma State University Looking for “It”: Elinor Glyn and the Production of Histories and Futures of Laborlore: A ◆◆Robert Warrior, University of Illinois at Urbana- Modern Heterosexuality Tough Men, Tender Meat: The Growing Visibility of Roundtable in Memory of Archie Green Champaign Hilary Hallett, Columbia University Pain Management in Professional Rodeo Chair: Sean Burns, University of California, Berkeley “Cockroaches and Gigolos”: The Gender Politics of Jeannette Vaught, University of Texas at Austin Ronald L. Lewis and the Transformation ◆◆Daniel Gilbert, University of Illinois at Urbana- Mid-Twentieth-Century Gossip Reporting Entanglements on the Tracks: Reframing the Debate Champaign of Historical Scholarship on the Kathleen Feeley, University of Redlands over Greyhound Racing ◆◆Kieran Taylor, The Citadel Appalachian Region Hidden in Plain Sight: The Parable of Catherine Gwyneth Thayer, Tennessee State Library & Archives ◆◆Catherine Powell, San Francisco State University Chair: Joe William Trotter, Carnegie Mellon ◆◆Adam Machado, Arhoolie Records “Kitty” Genovese and the “38 Witnesses” “An Affront to Civilization”: The Bullfight as a Crucible University Marcia Gallo, University of Nevada, Las Vegas for American Exceptionalism at Home and Abroad ◆◆Kevin Barksdale, Marshall University Commentator: Alice Echols, University of Southern Janet Davis, University of Texas at Austin When the World of Goods Goes Bad: ◆◆Dwight Billings, University of Kentucky California Drugs as Intolerable Commodities ◆◆Sandra Barney, Lock Haven State University Frontiers and Borders in the American Chair: Liz Watkins, University of California, San Commentator: Ronald L. Lewis, West Virginia Race, Nation, and Citizenship in a South and West: Comparative Francisco University Transnational World Approaches to Gender and Marriage in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries No Such Thing as a Generic Drug? The Contested Sponsored by the Immigration and Commodification of Late Twentieth-Century Border Wars/History Wars: Ethnic History Society Sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women Therapeutics Teaching Mexican-American Chair: Barbara M. Posadas, Northern Illinois in the Historical Profession Jeremy Greene, The Johns Hopkins University History in the K–12 Classroom in University Chair: Catherine Clinton, Queen’s University Belfast the US-Mexico Borderlands “Not in Good Faith”: Illicit Prescribing and the Moral Chair: Gary B. Nash, University of California, “Members of the National Family”: “Like in Yankeedom”: Marital Roles in a Nineteenth- Economy of Medicines Los Angeles Asian Americans and Citizenship Loss Century Southern Border City David Herzberg, University of Buffalo ◆◆Carlos Vélez-Ibáñez, Arizona State University in Twentieth-Century United States Allison Fredette, University of Florida Snake Oil Revisited at the Tempe Campus Kritika Agarwal, State University of New York, Susan Strasser, University of Delaware Buffalo British and American Gentleman Hunters in the ◆◆Nicole Guidotti-Hernández, University of Texas American West, 1865–1914 Commentator: Joseph Gabriel, Florida State University at Austin “Exit the Filipino”: Migration, Marriage, and Gregory Kosc, Tarrant County College Transnational Filipino American Families during the sunday 1935 Repatriation Act The Family Romance of the American Revolution: Maria Paz G. Esguerra, University of Michigan Political Separatism, Divorce Law, and the Crisis of Union in the Early National West Session Key

sunday “The Fluidity of Race”: Hybridized Ideas in the Honor Sachs, College of Charleston Community College  Teaching Philippines and United States, 1900–1945 Commentator: Fay Yarbrough, University of  State of the Field  Public History Nicholas Trajano Molnar, Rutgers University Oklahoma Careers

70 | 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, California 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, california | 71 T participants participants

A Blair, Cynthia 61 Capozzola, Christopher 59 Currarino, Rosanne 41 F Goldberg, David 67 Helgren, Jennifer 44 Jacobson, Matthew Frye 41 Ablavsky, Gregory 40 Blansett, Kent 67 Carroll, Tamar 54 Czitrom, Daniel 13, 47 Falk, Candace 68 Gonzalez, Aston 62 Helton, Jennifer 59 Jacoby, Karl 62 Adkins, Carrie 48 Blanton, Carlos K. 43 Carson, James Taylor 33 Feeley, Kathleen 70 Gonzalez, Deena J. 41 Hendershot, Heather 57 Jefferson, Alphine 54 D Agarwal, Kritika 70 Blower, Brooke 68 Carter, Heath 63 Felstiner, Mary 50 Gonzalez, Jerry 61 Henkin, David 33 Jeppesen, Jennie 69 Dagbovie, Pero 64 Alexander, Leslie 62 Blum, Edward 63 Cartwright, Ryan Lee 36 Ferber, Susan 34, 45 Good, Richard 49 Hernández, David Manuel 42 Jespersen, Christopher 34 Dailey, Jane 49 Alexander, Lisa 61 Bogard, Diane E. Whitley 34 Cassanello, Robert 27, 42 Ferreira, Jason 57 Goodman, Adam 54 Hernández, Kelly Lytle 58, 65 Jin, Michael 66 Daniels, Douglas 36 Álvarez, C. J. 54 Borgwardt, Elizabeth 44 Castaneda, Oscar Rosales 68 Field, Corinne 47 Goodman, David 52 Herzberg, David 71 John, Rachel St. 54, 68 Davis, Janet 70 Alvarez, Milo 44 Boris, Eileen 62, 67 Castillo-Muñoz, Verónica 41 Fink, Leon 63 Gordon, Sarah Barringer 67 Hester, Torrie 65 John, Richard R. 33 Davis, Joshua Clark 43 Amsterdam, Daniel 47 Boster, Dea 54 Castle, Elizabeth 67 Fischer, Claude 33 Gore, Dayo 49 Hewitt, Nancy 28, 46 Johnson, Benjamin H. 64 Dayton, Cornelia 45 Anderson, Claudia 33 Bourn, Drew 24 Chang, David 49 Fischer, Kirsten 39 Gray, Susan 62 Hickle, Scott 34 Johnson, Troy 67 DeBats, Don 52 Anderson, Lauren Kientz 57 Boyd, Nan Alamilla 49 Chang, Derek 28, 46 Foley, Neil 64 Graybill, Andrew 62 Hickman, Christopher 69 Jung, Moon-Ho 66 Bradley, Mark 68 DeLay, Brian 59 Green, Laurie 55 Andrew Kinney 45 Charap, Lawrence 55 Foner, Eric 13, 59 Hild, Matthew 69 Braund, Kathryn 33 Delgado, Grace Peña 49 Greenberg, Amy 69 K Araiza, Lauren 56 Chavez-Garcia, Miroslava 44 Foster, Thomas 61 Ho, Karen 50 Breslin, Mary Lou 50 Deloria, Philip 71 Greenberg, Joshua 69 Kaba, Lansiné 63 Arato, Christine 29, 56 Cheng, Cindy 55 Fox, Cybelle 68 Hogue, Michel 62 Brian, Kathleen 13, 47 D’Emilio, John 61 Greene, Jeremy 71 Kahn, Ava 35 Arellano, Lisa 45 Cherny, Robert 21, 66 Frank, Gillian 36 Hohl, Elizabeth 59 Brier, Jennifer 33 Demos, John 34 Greene, Julie 65 Hollinger, David 58, 69 Kahn, Jeffrey 68 Arenson, Adam 34 Chin, Charlie 21 Franklin, V. P. 58 Briley, Ron 49 Dennis, Matthew 35 Greenwell, Regina 33 Holmes, Kwame 44 Kalman, Laura 33 Aron, Stephen 48 Chinea, Jorge 69 Fredette, Allison 70 Brilliant, Mark 49 Deverell, Bill 34 Greer, Brenna 43 Holt, Thomas 55 Kane, Maeve 36 Austin, Curtis 54 Choy, Catherine Ceniza 42 Freedman, Estelle 52 Brooks, Corey 69 Dickson, Ted 55 Gregory, James N. 45 Honeck, Mischa 44 Kang, S. Deborah 58 Avila, Eric 68 Choy, Phillip P. 21 Fronc, Jennifer 66 Broussard, Albert 36 Dochuk, Darren 57 Griffey, Trevor 68 Hooper, Niels 34 Karp, Michael 36 Christopher, Christine 52 Fujino, Diane 53 Brouwer, Nathan 53 Dorsey, Bruce 66 Grohsgal, Leah Weinryb 67 Horton, Lois 71 Kasson, John 35 B Clement, Elizabeth 44 Furstenberg, François 34 Brown, Jerry 59 Gross, Ariela 49 Kelley, Robin D. G. 34, 63 Babal, Marianne 23 Clinton, Catherine 70 Downs, Gregory P. 13, 59 Hoshino, Mayumi 40 Brown, Joshua 13, 47 Grubacic, Andrej 44 Kelman, Ari 13, 58 Bailey, Beth 36, 53 Cocks, Catherine 35 Drake, Janine Giordano 63 G Hsu, Madeline 40 Brown, Leslie 28, 46 Guard, Julie 56 Kern, Kathi 66 Baldwin, Peter C. 33 Cohen, Andrew Wender 49 Dubcovsky, Alejandra 33 Gabaccia, Donna 58, 65 Hudson, Peter James 50 Brown, Victoria 52 Dublin, Thomas 62 Gudis, Catherine 48 Kim, Claire Jean 49 Barber, Katrine 54 Cohen, Anthony 71 Gabriel, Joseph 71 Hughes, Sarah 40 Brown, Vincent 54 Dudziak, Mary 57 Guglielmo, Thomas 49 Kinder, John 70 Barksdale, Kevin 71 Cohen, Jerry 59 Gaines, Kevin 43 Hulsebosch, Daniel 49 Bruch, Mia 57 Duttro, Kate 42, 61 Guidotti-Hernández, Nicole 71 Kitchens, Grover 34 Barney, Sandra 71 Cole, Peter 56 Gallay, Alan 33 Humphreys, Krystal 40 Brune, Jeffrey 54 Gupta, Sarita 67 Klein, Shira 40 Barrett, Ross 13, 47 Cole, Timothy 40 Gallo, Marcia 70 Hurtado, Albert 62 Burgos, Adrian 61 E Gutierrez, David 41, 54 Hutton, Shennan 13, 58 Klingle, Matthew 41 Barr, Juliana 54 Coleman, David 33 Garcia, Mario T. 43 Burnham, Margaret 63 Eaton, Joseph 34 K’Meyer, Tracy 45 Bauer, William 36 Collier-Thomas, Bettye 41 Garcia, Matthew 59 Burns, Sean 71 Echols, Alice 70 H I Konno, Yuko 66 Baumgartner, Kabria 36 Collins, Robert Keith 27, 39 Garrett, Laura 50 Burns-Howard, Kathryn 53 Egan, Charles 42 Hadden, Sally 55 Igler, David 41, 49 Kornbluh, Felicia 54 Beagle, Danny 27, 39 Conard, Rebecca 64 Geiger, Andrea 49 Bustamente, Chava 34, 59 Eisenberg, Ellen 35 Hahamovitch, Cindy 67 Immerwahr, Daniel 53 Kosc, Gregory 70 Bell, Malcolm 52 Geismer, Lily 34 Butler, Jon 58 Conis, Elena 57 Ekirch, Roger 68 Hahn, Steve 13, 59 Innis-Jimenez, Michael 40 Kramer, Paul 56 Bell, Richard 13, 47 Bynum, Tara 35 Connor, Mary 49 Elias, Allison 67 Giesen, James 36 Hahn, Steven 33 Inrig, Stephen 33 Krauthamer, Barbara 33 Bellion, Wendy 41 Byrne, Kevin 55 Contreras, Eduardo 66 Elias, Megan 48 Gilbert, Daniel 71 Haley, Sarah 58 Irwin, Julia 65 Krochmal, Max 49 Belt, Rabia 53 Cook, James 43 Elinson, Elaine 59 Gilbert, Matthew 45 Hallett, Hilary 70 Isaac, Joel 43, 69 Kruse, Kevin 57 Berebitsky, Julie 39 C Corbould, Clare 52 Enyeart, John 41 Gill, Jill 69 Hamer, Jennifer 41 Isenberg, Alison 68 Kudlick, Catherine 50 Berglund, Barbara 66 Cabello, Tristan 44 Costigliola, Frank 68 Eschen, Penny Von 61 Gill, Tiffany 57 Hamlin, Rebecca 68 Ivol, Ambre 44 Kurashige, Lon 55 Berrey, Stephen 55 Cadava, Geraldo 54 Cott, Nancy 62 Esguerra, Maria Paz G. 70 Gilman, Niles 45 Hancock, Jonathan 48 Berry, Daina Ramey 58 Cahill, Cathleen 36 Cowles, Henry 69 Estes, Steve 27, 39 Glasco, Laurence 63 Harris, Leslie 13, 47, 55 J L Berry, David A. 34 Campbell, James T. 63 Cravens, Hamilton 57 Ethington, Philip 34, 68 Glassner, Craig A. 67 Hartmann, Susan M. 39 Jackson, Kellie Carter 62 Lacher, Katrina 48 Billings, Dwight 71 Campbell, Marne 58 Critchlow, Donald L. 39 Ethridge, Robbie 33 Glickman, Lawrence 56 Haulton, Rob 43 Jackson, Maurice 62 Lacson, Albert 36 Blackburn, Bob 42 Canaday, Margot 61 Croxall, Christine 48 Glymph, Thavolia 13, 59 Haynes, April 33 Jackson-Retondo, Elaine 29, 56 Lair, Meredith H. 59 Blain, Keisha 57 Cannato, Vincent 42 Cumings, Bruce 53 Goedde, Petra 43 Helgeson, Jeffrey 67 Jacobs, Margaret 41 Lamoreaux, Naomi 50

72 | 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, California 2013 OAH Annual meeting ◆ San Francisco, california | 73 T participants participants

Lang, Clarence 53, 55 Markle, Seth 61 Moore, Shirley 45 P Rogers, Donald 59 Shibusawa, Naoko 66 Thayer, Gwyneth 70 Wenger, Tisa 67 Lansana, Quraysh 71 Marsh, Kevin 48 Mora, Cristina 43 Padilla, Gilbert 59 Roll, Jarod 63 Shih, Eric 34 Thelwell, Chinua 61 Westbrook, Kyle 53 Larson, Kate Clifford 71 Marshall, David 52 More, Elizabeth 67 Palladino, Grace 41 Romano, Renee 53 Sigal, Peter 45 Thompson, Heather 52, 58 Wheeler, Rachel 39 Lasser, Carol 52 Marshall, Melvin 52 Moreton, Bethany 50 Palter, David 66 Romeo, Emily 45 Silkenat, David 13, 47 Thrush, Coll 66 Whisnant, Anne Mitchell 64 Lawson, Steven 28, 46 Romero, Tom I. 45, 49 Sinha, Manisha 62 Thurber, Timothy 63 Martin, Daisy 63 Morgan, Jennifer 33 Pang, Alex Soojung-Kim 45 Whitaker, Matthew 36 Lazarowitz, Arlene 59 Martin, Michelle 42 Morgan, Nancy 35 Rosas, Abigail 34 Skwiot, Christine 53 Tinsmen, Heidi 62 Paris, Leslie 47 White, Richard 50 Lee, Erika 42, 58, 62 Martin, Waldo 56, 57, 63 Muhammad, Khalil Parsons, Anne 54 Rosas, Ana 41 Smith, Aidan 64 Tirres, Allison 54 Wiese, Andrew 48 Lee, Shelley 66 Martinez, Monica Muñoz 48 Gibran 55, 58 Pawel, Miriam 59 Rosenberg, Emily 43 Smith, Sherry 45, 67 Tohill, Joseph 56 Wiggins, David K. 61 Lee, Sue 21 Martucci, Jessica 41 Mulloy, Darren 34 Peiss, Kathy 43 Rosenberg, Gabriel 36 Smith, Suzanne 43 Toon, Richard 42 Lentz-Smith, Adriane 56 Masur, Kate 13, 59 Mumford, Kevin 44 Pelayo, Monica 48 Rosier, Paul C. 45 Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll 36 Torre, Angela La 13 Williams, Heather Leong, Karen 44 Matt, Susan 33 Muncy, Robyn 66 Perales, Monica 41 Rotter, Andrew 43 Snyder, Terri 13, 47 Tran, Tuyen 13, 58 Andrea 13, 59 Leslie, Grace 57 Mayer, Heather 34 Murch, Donna 58 Perry, Elisabeth Israels 43 Rouleau, Brian 68 Sommerville, Trotter, Joe William 71 Willis, Deborah 59 Lessoff, Alan 41 Mazza, Kate 48 Murphree, Daniel 27, 42 Pesick, Stanley 63 Royles, Dan 33 Diane Miller 13, 47 Truett, Samuel 49 Willrich, Michael 49 Lester, Connie L. 27, 42 McAlister, Melani 68 Murphy, Alexandra 61 Peterson, Dawn 33 Rubens, Lisa 27, 39 Sparrow, James 68 Turk, Katherine 67 Wilson, Francille Rusan 41 Ruck, Rob 61 Spence, Taylor 35 Levine-Gronningsater, McClain, Charles 45 Myers, Andrew 45 Petnick, Basya 27, 39 Twarog, Winant, Gabriel 40 Sarah 47 Rutland, Suzanne 35 Spiers, John 48 Emily E. LaBarbera 67 McClymer, John 52 Phillips, Kimberley 55, 63 Wineburg, Sam 63 Lewinnek, Elaine 61 N Piker, Joshua 33 Ryan, Mary 68 Stahl, Ronit 67 Tyrrell, Ian 52 McDannell, Colleen 59 Winslow, Barbara 68 Lewis, Earl 55 McEvoy, Grainne 35 Naftali, Timothy 33 Pitti, Stephen 41 Rymph, Catherine E. 39 Stein, Judith 53 Naison, Mark D. 68 U Witgen, Michael 54 Lewis, Robert 61 McFarland, Victor 53 Pitts, Yvonne 53 Stephenson, Sam 59 Lewis, Ronald L. 71 Nash, Gary B. 71 S Steptoe, Tyina 36 Umansky, Lauri 50 Wolf, Eva Sheppard 50 McGreevey, Robert 65 Podruchny, Carolyn 62 Lewis, Victoria 50 Neumann, Caryn 45 Sabin, Paul 41 Stevens, Beth Randall 34 Usner, Daniel 48 Wolgin, Philip 68 McGuinnis, Mark 50 Posadas, Barbara M. 70 Li, Robin 26, 27, 38, 39 Ngai, Mae M. 41 Sachs, Honor 70 Stevenson, Brenda 58 McGuire, Danielle 42 Postel, Charles 66, 69 Woo, Jah-Yee 13, 58 Licht, Walter 40 Nichols, Christopher 56, 65 Sackman, Douglas Cazuax 41 Stewart, Luke 44 V McKibben, Carol 45 Powell, Catherine 71 Wood, Julia Erin 57 Lieberman, David 55 Nicholson, Bryan 44 Sadowski-Smith, Claudia 62 Stewart-Winter, Timothy 44 VanderMeer, Philip 42 Meadows, Doris 49 Preston, Andrew 43 Wu, Ellen 55 Lieberman, Robbie 53 Nichter, Luke 33 Sanchez, George 34, 41 Stiles, T. J. 45 Vang, Chia Youyee 55 Meagher, Timothy 35 Prude, Jonathan 13, 47 Wu, Judy Tzu-Chun 55 Lipman, Jana 68 Nickliss, Alexandra 59 Saragoza, Alex 43 St-Onge, Nicole 62 Vargas, Zaragosa 64 Medeiros, Aimee 57 Pryor, Elizabeth 33 Lippincott, Louise 59 Nicolaides, Becky 61 Schacher, Yael 68 Storrs, Landon 52 Vaught, Jeannette 70 Meeker, Martin 26, 38 Putman, John 66 Y Littauer, Amanda 40 Norwood, Dael A. 34 Scheffler, Robin 40 Strasser, Susan 71 Vecchio, Diane 40 Metaxas, Virginia 65 Yarbrough, Fay 70 Little, Ann 39 Novak, William J. 49, 68 Q Schlabach, Elizabeth 43 Stremlau, Rose 45 Vélez-Ibáñez, Carlos 71 Meyer, Leisa D. 70 Yasutake, Rumi 42 Litwack, Leon 63 Quan, Daniel 42 Schneirov, Richard 41 Stuckey, Melissa 36 Villarreal, David 33 Meyerowitz, Joanne 61 Lloyd, John P. 59 O Schrank, Sarah 35 Sullivan, Patricia 63 Villerbu, Tangi 48 Yoo, David K. 55 Miller, Doug 54 Lofton, Kathryn 66 O’Brien, Greg 40 R Schrum, Ethan 69 Suyeyasu, Katherine 63 Vleck, Jenifer Van 56 Young, Mireille Miller 49 Miller, Jennifer 66 Logevall, Fredrik 68 O’Brien, Jean 36, 71 Rabinovitch, Lara 35 Schulman, Bruce 33 Sweet, Julie Anne 33 Young, Nancy 56 Lomawaima, K. Tsianina 71 Miller-Davenport, Sarah 53 Oda, Yuki 35 Radin, Joanna 40 Schulz, Constance 59 Syrett, Nicholas 47 W Young, Phoebe 35 Loza, Mireya 48 Milteer, Warren 40 Oertel, Kristen 71 Ratner-Rosenhagen, Schweik, Susan 50 Waggoner, Linda M. 36 Luff, Jennifer 67 Minamikawa, Fuminori 42 Offen, Karen 62 Jennifer 69 Schweinitz, Rebecca de 47 T Wagman, Jamie 43 Z Lunbeck, Elizabeth 69 Minter, Patricia 55 Offner, Amy C. 53 Redman, Emily 27, 39 Scribner, Campbell 44 Tani, Karen 45, 55 Waldstreicher, David 34, 35 Zagarri, Rosemarie 34 Mires, Charlene 64 Walton, Cynthia 29, 56 Okihiro, Gary 55 Redman, Sam 26, 38 Scully, Eileen P. 34 Taparata, Evan 65 Zelden, Charles 55 M Mirra, Carl 44 Reeves-Ellington, Barbara 62 Sensbach, Jon 39 Taranto, Stacie 39 Warrior, Robert 71 Oropeza, Lorena 44 Zenzen, Joan 29, 56 Mabalon, Dawn 36 Mizelle, Brett 70 Rembis, Michael 54 Sesso, Gloria 49 Taylor, Alan 54 Wasserman, Zachary 53 Orozco, Cynthia 43 Zhao, Xiaojian 36, 41 Machado, Adam 71 Molina, Natalia 34 Ortiz, Paul 28, 46 Remes, Jacob 67 Shaffer, Marguerite 35 Taylor, Kieran 71 Watkins, Liz 57, 71 Ziegler, Isabel 27, 39 Madar, Allison 68 Molnar, Nicholas Trajano 70 Otero, Lydia 44 Rieppel, Lukas 40 Shah, Nayan 49, 61 Taylor, Quintard 36 Weisenfeld, Judith 66 Zimmerman, Andrew 59 Maggor, Noam 47 Moloney, Deirdre 65 Otter, Samuel 36 Riley, Padraig 36 Shankman, Andrew 36 Taylor, Ula 36 Weisiger, Marsha 41 Manion, Jen 45 Moore, Celeste 61 Roane, J. T. 43 Shefveland, Kristalyn 40 Teague, Janira 58 Weiss, Jessica 57 Zipp, Samuel 56 Marinari, Maddalena 35 Moore, Louis 61 Robinson, Beth 56 Shermer, Elizabeth 47 Tebbe-Grossman, Jennifer 48 Welke, Barbara 53 Zubovich, Gene 69

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Henry J. Silverman Theda Perdue James N. Green Please join the OAH in congratulating Arthur W. Simpson Richard W. Pointer William H. Greer Jr. Judith Stein Lincoln C. Rolling Sally Hadden Neil T. Storch Marion Winifred Roydhouse Klaus J. Hansen the following members who are celebrating Frank P. Vazzano Richard Scheiber Yoshikatsu Hayashi Timothy Walch Kevin D. Sexton Ellen Herman Allan Richard Whitmore S. C. Shepherd Jr. Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman membership milestones in 2013. Leonard Weiss Williams Jean R. Soderlund Ira Katznelson Paul R. Spickard Terence P. Kehoe 35 year members L. L. Stevenson William Howland Kenney Robert C. Olson John H. Churchman 50 year members (Joined in 1978) Marcia G. Synnott Jeffrey Kolnick (Joined in 1963) Lewis C. Perry Malcolm C. Clark Harold Donald Tallant Isabelle Lehuu Peter L. Petersen Dennis Hugh Conway George E. Allen Richard S. Taylor Gerald Leonard Elliott Robert Barkan Jon A. Peterson Edward M. Cook Jr. Richard Aquila Marilyn Tobias Judith A. Luckett Michael C. Batinski Jerrald K. Pfabe Frank C. Costigliola Jo Ann E. Argersinger Christopher L. Tomlins Nikki Mandell Ross W. Beales Jr. Noel Harvey Pugach Peter Randolph Decker Cindy S. Aron Nancy Bernkopf Tucker Rafael Medoff Maxine F. Benson Harry W. Readnour Richard W. Etulain Steven Mark Avella Linda M. Tulloss Dennis Merrill Frederick J. Blue William C. Reuter Vincent J. Falzone Norma Basch John J. Waters Steve Messer Carl B. Boyd Jr. Moses Rischin David R. Farrell Howard Philip Bodner William F. Willingham Kristie Miller John H. Bracey Jr. Ingrid W. Scobie Richard M. Fried Peter Boyle Stephanie G. Wolf William J. Morison Vernon S. Braswell William G. Shade Robert M. Gorin Jr. William Brinker Priscilla Murolo Ballard C. Campbell David Thelen Robert B. Grant John J. Bukowczyk 25 year members Paul V. Murphy David M. Chalmers Bryant F. Tolles Jr. Adolph H. Grundman Bruce I. Bustard (Joined in 1988) Lisa A. Norling Thomas L. Charlton William M. Tuttle Jr. Laurence M. Hauptman John H. Colhoun Susan Oliver Michael Churchman David A. Walker Robert P. Hay Stephen J. Cox Jean-Christophe Agnew Nelson Ouellet William Cohen Frank A. Warren Don L. Hofsommer John Edgar Crawford Anthony V. Baltakis Michael D. Pierson Lewis H. Cresse Harold D. Woodman Kenneth W. Keller Ruth C. Crocker James R. Barrett Jacques Portes Charles Burgess Dew James E. Wright Linda K. Kerber William J. Cronon Jesse F. Battan John Clinton Putman William E. Foley Robert L. Zangrando Alice Kessler-Harris Gary A. Glovins Anthony Bernier Steven Dale Reschly Frank K. Foulds Robert H. Zieger Thomas Kessner John J. Grabowski Holly Brewer Susan M. Reverby Frank A. Friedman William A. Koelsch Jeffrey S. Gurock Jeff Broadwater Phil J. Roberts Richard T. Fry 45 year members Sally Gregory Kohlstedt Gunnar Haeggmark Jonathan M. Bryant David R. Roediger Larry R. Gerlach (Joined in 1968) David W. Krueger Thomas D. Hamm Susan K. Cahn Howard J. Romanek Kenneth J. Grieb Kathleen Smith Kutolowski Jerry Berl Hopkins Jonathan Cedarbaum Linda M. Schloff Robert M. Ireland David F. Allmendinger Steven F. Lawson Kathryn Allamong Jacob Jane Turner Censer Thomas M. Sciamanna Richard Jensen Joyce Appleby Melvyn P. Leffler Kathleen W. Jones Joyce E. Chaplin Gregory E. Smoak Jack J. Johnson Michael L. Barton Robert E. May Douglas Clark Kinder James C. Clark Jonathan M. Soffer Manfred Jonas John Francis Bauman Thomas K. McCraw Susan E. Klepp Stephanie J. Coontz Mark Solovey Steven Karges Mark K. Bauman Dennis N. Mihelich Gary J. Kornblith Mary E. Corey Nicholas A. Spilotro Bruce L. Larson Michael Les Benedict Randall M. Miller Naomi Raboy Lamoreaux Richard O. Davies Harry Stein Robert W. Larson Robert H. Berlin Philip W. Parks Carol Lasser Robert Dale Dean Jeffrey Louis Sturchio Daniel Leab Stuart Blumin William Beatty Pickett Gediminas Leonas Betty A. Dessants Tamara Plakins Thornton John F. Marszalek Brian C. Boland Lawrence Nelson Powell Susan B. Levine Tim Dodge Anthony Troncone Robert N. Mathis Douglas E. Bowers Edgar Frank Raines Jr. Walter M. Licht Glenn T. Eskew Richard Eyring Turley Jr. William L. McCorkle John J. Broesamle Edwin A. Reed Terrence J. Lindell David Farber Ian R. Tyrrell Christopher McKee John David Buenker Robert C. Ritchie James M. Lindgren Ferdinando F. Fasce David J. Vaught Craig C. Murray Robert D. Bulkley Jr. John Roach Stephen L. Longenecker Andrea Friedman Robert E. Walls Paul H. Nieder Martin J. Butler Charles E. Roberts George Albert Miles Gunlog Fur Jill Watts Jesse L. Nutt Jr. Peter M. Buzanski Kenneth P. Scheffel Patrick B. Miller Victor William Geraci John Welckle Keith W. Olson Rolfe G. Buzzell John Schroeder Kenneth P. O’Reilly Lynne Getz Sharon E. Wood

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Richard M. Judd J. Paul Mitchell Frederick Schult Jr. Please join the OAH in congratulating those John T. Juricek Raymond A. Mohl Roy V. Scott William Kamman Edmund S. Morgan Ronald E. Seavoy Stanley N. Katz Robert K. Murray Richard H. Sewell members who have achieved more than 50 years Thomas M. Keefe John M. Murrin Paul Siff Lawrence C. Kelly Edward J. Muzik Joel H. Silbey of membership (joined during or prior to 1962). Ralph Ketcham James W. Neilson Melvin Small Peter J. King John Kendall Nelson Paul H. Smith Richard S. Kirkendall Charles E. Neu Richard W. Smith C. Blythe Ahlstrom Theodore R. Crane Harvey Goddard Richard H. Kohn Roger L. Nichols Wilson Smith Thomas G. Alexander James B. Crooks Lawrence B. de Graaf Paul A. C. Koistinen Walter Nugent Harvey Snitiker Clarence J. Attig William H. Cumberland Alan Graebner Harold E. Kolling Arnold A. Offner Winton U. Solberg Arthur H. Auten Leonard P. Curry George D. Green Richard N. Kottman George B. Oliver James K. Somerville John W. Bailey Jr. Harl A. Dalstrom Victor R. Greene Walter La Feber Herbert Samuel Parmet Richard Sonderegger James M. Banner Jr. Roger Daniels David Grimsted Howard R. Lamar Robert D. Parmet John M. Spencer Lois W. Banner Gerald Danzer Gerald N. Grob Daniel Lane Jr. William E. Parrish Raymond Starr Henry F. Bedford Allen F. Davis D. Harland Hagler Harold D. Langley Justus F. Paul Bruce M. Stave Edward M. Bennett Calvin D. Davis Alonzo L. Hamby Lawrence H. Larsen Samuel C. Pearson Ivan D. Steen James M. Bergquist David Brion Davis Samuel B. Hand Catherine Grollman Lauritsen William H. Pease John William Steiger Eugene H. Berwanger Donald G. Davis Jr. Craig R. Hanyan John L. LeBrun Loren E. Pennington Harry H. Stein R. Alton Lee Allan Peskin Ray Stephens Roger E. Bilstein Rodney Owen Davis Peter T. Harstad Jesse Lemisch William W. Phillips Harry A. Stokes Frederick M. Binder Kenneth E. Davison Hugh D. Hawkins Richard W. Lenk Jr. Donald K. Pickens Brit Allan Storey John Porter Bloom Carl N. Degler Samuel P. Hays William E. Leuchtenburg John F. Piper Jr. Ralph A. Storm Allan Bogue Merton L. Dillon Willard M. Hays David Saul Levin Hermann K. Platt Richard W. Strattner James R. Boylan Leonard Dinnerstein William D. Hechler Leon F. Litwack Mark A. Plummer Arvarh E. Strickland Mary Ann Brady Justus Drew Doenecke Nathaniel J. Henderson Charles A. Lofgren Charles P. Poland Jr. Jack Tager Roger D. Bridges Lyle W. Dorsett James E. Hendrickson Anne Carol Loveland Norris W. Preyer Sr. Robert Polk Thomson David Brody Melvyn Dubofsky John W. Hillje Richard Coke Lower Francis Paul Prucha SJ Eckard V. Toy Jr. Norman D. Brown Tom G. Edwards Harwood P. Hinton Frederick C. Luebke Carroll W. Pursell Eugene P. Trani Richard D. Brown E Duane Elbert Wayne K. Hinton John G. Macnaughton Fred D. Ragan Robert L. Tree Richard H. Brown Sister Mary Elizabeth CHS Abraham Hoffman Gloria L. Main Robert L. Reid Melvin I. Urofsky Michael J. Brusin Richard N. Ellis Paul S. Holbo James C. Maroney David Morgan Reimers David E. Van Deventer O. L. Burnette Jr. George B. Engberg Jack M. Holl William C. Marten Robert V. Remini James S. Van Ness Rand Burnette Conrad J. Engelder Melvin G. Holli Charles Howard McCormick Raymond Robinson Alden T. Vaughan Desmond X. Butler Stanley Lawrence Falk David Hollinger John J. McCusker Earl M. Rogers William J. Wade Jack J. Cardoso Roger J. Fechner Ari Hoogenboom Gerald W. McFarland Malcolm J. Rohrbough Paul W. Wehr Jo Ann Carrigan James F. Findlay Jr. Walter R. Houf Larry A. McFarlane William E. Rooney Sydney Stahl Weinberg Frank Chalk Walden S. Freeman H. Larry Ingle William S. McFeely Donald M. Roper Robert M. Weir William E. Christensen Patrick J. Furlong Travis Beal Jacobs Michael McGiffert F Duane Rose Harold J. Weiss Jr. Stanley Coben Mary O. Furner David P. Jaffee James M. McPherson Elliot Alfred Rosen Robert F. Wesser Bruce S. Cohen Larry Gara Herbert F. Janick Samuel T. McSeveney Dorothy Ross James W. Whitaker Ronald D. Cohen Frank Otto Gatell Dwight W. Jessup Ronald E. Mickel William D. Rowley John E. Wickman Paul Keith Conkin Richard Allen Gerber Dorothy E. Johnson Robert L. Middlekauff John E. Saffell Sarah W. Wiggins James L. Cooper D. R. Gerlach James E. Johnson Edwin A. Miles John A. Salmond William Henry Wilson Roger W. Corley Gordon Gillson Jacob Judd Mary Emily Miller Harry N. Scheiber Gordon S. Wood

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T. Beckley Brown Scott E. Casper William James Cooper Jr. Stephen G. DelSordo Please join the OAH in congratulating Theodore Brown Jr. Pedro Castillo Steven Cord L. Steven Demaree Victoria Bissell Brown Andrew R. Cayton Nicholas J. Cords John A. D’Emilio William G. Brown Jr. Mary Kupiec Cayton Janet D. Cornelius Matthew Dennis those members who have achieved between Blaine A. Brownell William H. Chafe Cecilia S. Cornell Michael Aaron Dennis Dickson Davies Bruce Jr. George Chalou Wallace Cory John d’Entremont Joan Jacobs Brumberg John Whiteclay Chambers II Janet L. Coryell Alan Derickson 26 and 49 years of membership (joined David Brundage Robert Chandler George B. Cotkin Ileen A. DeVault Mary Lynn M. Bryan Robert W. Cherny Nancy F. Cott James E. Devries during the period of 1964 to 1987). Peter H. Buckingham Michael B. Chesson Robert James Cottrol Steven Deyle Walter L. Buenger William R. Childs David Todd Courtwright Thomas V. Dibacco Mari Jo Buhle Lawrence O. Christensen Francis G. Couvares John D. Dibbern George D. Bullock Jonathan Moseley Chu Robert Coven Dennis C. Dickerson Terrie Aamodt Raymond O. Arsenault William B. Bedford Jo Tice Bloom Nicholas C. Burckel Paul A. Cimbala Bruce Craig Duane N. Diedrich Carl J. Abbott Natsuki Aruga Janet Rose Bednarek Daniel Bluestone Alex Burckin John Cimprich Douglas B. Craig Mark Abbott Tadashi Aruga Benjamin R. Beede Barbara Blumberg Thomas A. Dietz James MacGregor Burns Clifford E. Clark Jr. Edward Crapol Anne P. Diffendal Douglas Carl Abrams Stephen Vaughan Ash Joel Howard Beezy Kenneth J. Blume Edwin G. Burrows Daniel Clark Hamilton Cravens Robert H. Abzug Douglas M. Astolfi Robert L. Beisner Louis H. Blumengarten C. G. Dilworth Orville Vernon Burton Christopher S. Clarke Suzanne J. Crawford Hasia Rena Diner George R. Adams Annette Atkins John M. Belohlavek John Bodnar Jon Butler Sally H. Clarke Janet W. Crouse Elizabeth Jane Aikin Jeanie Attie Doron Ben-Atar W. Jeffrey Bolster Bruce J. Dinges Kevin B. Byrne Robert H. Claxton Maurice A. Crouse Robert J. Dinkin Norio Akashi Frederick John Augustyn Jr. Thomas Bender Roselyn Bologna Boneno Patricia H. Byrne Paul G. E. Clemens Jeffrey J. Crow Michele L. Aldrich Allan D. Austin Pamela J. Bennett Marianne Bonner Michael D’Innocenzo Nancy Jean Cade Douglas Holt Cline William L. Crozier John Dittmer John K. Alexander Michael K. Averbach William A. Benton Rochelle Bookspan Jon A. Cucinatto William Patrick Cady Kenton J. Clymer John M. Dobson June G. Alexander Allan Marshall Axelrad Philip J. Bergan Stephanie Elise Booth Stanley Caine Charles Coate David H. Culbert Donald B. Dodd Keith J. Alexander Edward L. Ayers Hyman Berman Eileen Boris Charles W. Calhoun James C. Cobb Charles T. Cullen Helen Dodson Kenneth Gerald Alfers Fred A. Bailey William C. Berman Gabor S. Boritt Albert M. Camarillo Dorothy Sue Cobble Robert Emmett Curran Jay P. Dolan Sharon Z. Alter W. David Baird George Berndt Elizabeth C. Bouvier Ross J. Cameron Peter Coclanis James Tyson Currie James F. Donnelly Glenn Altschuler Dean P. Baker David Bernstein Lawson H. Bowling D’Ann Campbell Luca Codignola-Bo Daniel F. Curtin James P. Donohue Jr. Lloyd E. Ambrosius Jean H. Baker Michael A. Bernstein Virginia R. Boynton Karl E. Campbell Edward M. Coffman George H. Curtis Jacob H. Dorn Charles F. Ames Richard Allan Baker Mary F. Berry T. Dwight Bozeman W. E. Campbell Charles Lloyd Cohen Peter H. Curtis Erika L. Doss Tyler G. Anbinder Gordon Morris Bakken Charlene Bangs Bickford Mark Philip Bradley Philip L. Cantelon Howard D. Cohen Susan Curtis David L. Anderson Wesley G. Balla W. E. Bigglestone Betty Jane Brandon Dominic Joseph Capeci Jr. Lizabeth Ann Cohen Everette Wayne Cutler Gregory Dowd Douglas Firth Anderson Jack Stokes Ballard Darrel E. Bigham Allan M. Brandt Charles Capper Miriam J. Cohen Robin R. Cutler Dennis B. Downey Fred W. Anderson Helen M. Bannan William Roger Biles James D. Bratt Robert B. Carey Patricia Cline Cohen William W. Cutler III Michael J. Dubin James D. Anderson Charles Pete Banner-Haley Terry D. Bilhartz Mary C. Brennan David Lee Carlton Donald B. Cole Daniel Czitrom Thomas Dublin James L. Anderson Brady M. Banta George A. Billias Lynn Brenneman Clifton Carmon Stephen Cole Kathleen M. Dalton Ellen Carol DuBois Margo Anderson Kenneth A. Barber Kenneth J. Bindas Elaine G. Breslaw Mark C. Carnes Michael C. Coleman David B. Danbom James H. Ducker Paul Gerard Anderson William L. Barney Michael Birkner Howard Brick Simone M. Caron Dale Collins Pete Daniel Faye E. Dudden Terry Howard Anderson Michael Barnhart Richard J. Blackett Lynne T. Brickley E. Wayne Carp Rebecca Conard Douglas Henry Daniels Mary L. Dudziak Virginia DeJohn Anderson Dean O. Barnum Robert M. Blackson Elwood L. Bridner Jr. Marius M. Carriere Richard H. Condon E. J. Danziger Jr. Ann Patricia Duffy Bethany Andreasen Alwyn Barr Karen J. Blair Kaye Briegel Charles F. Carroll Joseph Anthony Conforti Sheri Iris David Ronald P. Dufour Dee E. Andrews Hal S. Barron William Alan Blair Ron F. Briley David Joseph Carroll Patrick T. Conley Andrew J. Davidson Lynn Dumenil Robert E. Ankli Robert G. Barrows Thomas Edward Blantz Alan Brinkley P. Thomas Carroll Margaret Connell-Szasz Cullom Davis Andrew J. Dunar Jacob A. Antoninis Daniel William Barthell Martin Blatt Margaret Brinsley Rosemary F. Carroll James R. Connor Lawrence B. Davis Thomas R. Dunlap Abraham Aponte Keith M. Barton Burton J. Bledstein Nancy Kathleen Bristow Clayborne Carson Peter Francis Coogan Stephen K. Davis Colleen A. Dunlavy Peter H. Argersinger James L. Baughman David W. Blight Euline Brock Dan T. Carter Blanche Wiesen Cook Thomas H. Davis III Durwood Dunn Susan Marie Armeny James L. Baumgardner Robert M. Bliss John L. Brooke Virginia Paganelli Caruso Cita Cook Thomas J. Davis Doris D. Dwyer Susan H. Armitage Douglas Cameron Baynton Avital H. Bloch Albert S. Broussard Richard J. Carwardine Frank Alan Coombs Cornelia Hughes Dayton Terrence E. Dwyer Thom M. Armstrong Thomas R. Beazley Jack S. Blocker Jeffrey P. Brown Charles D. Cashdollar Terry Arnold Cooney David De Leon David L. Dykstra Douglas M. Arnold Bruce Becker Peter J. Blodgett Joshua Brown James Caskey Gail Cooper Jane S. Dehart Mary Ann Dzuback

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26 to 49 Years Claude S. Fischer Alan Gallay James L. Gormly 26 to 49 Years Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham Reed Hutner Frederick W. Jordan (continued) Leslie E. Fishbein Wendy Gamber Cathy Gorn (continued) Robin Higham Heather Huyck William L. Joyce John J. Fitzgerald James B. Gardner Robert J. Gough Hayumi Higuchi Anne Hyde Charles Joyner Eileen M. Eagan Michael W. Fitzgerald Lloyd C. Gardner Terrence James Gough David E. Hamilton James Alan Hijiya Thomas L. Hyder Richard W. Judd Charles W. Eagles John J. Fitzpatrick Thomas Mayhew Gaskin William Graebner Jack L. Hammersmith Michael R. Hill Raymond M. Hyser Mary Cecilia Jurasinski OSBM Larry J. Easterling Susan Flader Jane Ellen Gastineau Harvey J. Graff Arthur A. Hansen James Walter Hilty John William Ifkovic Karl Kabelac Dean Eberly Maureen Anne Flanagan George Geib Henry F. Graff Bert Hansen Darlene Clark Hine Anna R. Igra Carl Frederick Kaestle Michael H. Ebner John H. Flannagan Jr. Mariane B. Geiger Carl Russell Graves Joyce A. Hanson William C. Hine Robert Joseph Imholt Laura Kalman Alfred E. Eckes Monika S. Fleming Suzanne Geissler-Bowles Susan E. Gray James Hantula Peter P. Hinks Richard H. Immerman Jane N. Kamensky Jerome E. Edwards Thomas Fleming David A. Gerber Susan W. Gray Jerry Harder Susan E. Hirsch Thomas Neil Ingersoll Michael G. Kammen Lillie Johnson Edwards Marvin E. Fletcher Gary L. Gerstle Barbara Graymont David E. Harley Joseph P. Hobbs Owen S. Ireland S Francis Daniel Kammer Owen Dudley Edwards John Brooks Flippen Louis Saxton Gerteis Howard L. Green Sandra D. Harmon Sheldon Hochheiser Nancy Gale Isenberg Walter D. Kamphoefner Daun van Ee William Albert Foley Jr. Ralph V. Giannini Michael Scott Green J. William Harris Martha Hodes Fred L. Israel Harvey Kantor Douglas R. Egerton Joyce C. Follet Michael D. Gibson Brian Elliot Greenberg Marc L. Harris Graham Russell Hodges William H. Issel Ronald Dale Karr William G. Eidson J. K. Folmar William W. Giffin Cheryl L. Greenberg Paul William Harris James A. Hodges Howard Jablon Peter Karsten Robin Einhorn Eric Foner James N. Giglio Kenneth S. Greenberg Robert L. Harris Jr. Pete Hoefer Thomas J. Jablonsky Amalie M. Kass Peter Eisenstadt Elizabeth Fones-Wolf James B. Gilbert Julie Greene Stanley Harrold David Hoeveler Robert Carl Jackle John F. Kasson Richard Ellis Kenneth Fones-Wolf Glen A. Gildemeister Larry A. Greene William D. Harshaw Joan Hoff Kenneth T. Jackson Joy S. Kasson Curtis W. Ellison George B. Forgie Timothy J. Gilfoyle Charles Grench William F. Hartford Peter Charles Hoffer Shelley A. Jacobson Michael B. Katz Lucius F. Ellsworth R. P. Formisano Paul A. Gilje John Reich Grieser Susan M. Hartmann Ronald Hoffman Steven H. Jaffe Sherry Katz Martin I. Elzy Lee W. Formwalt John S. Gilkeson Jr. Jim Griffin Hendrik Hartog Warren R. Hofstra Kenneth R. Janken Polly Welts Kaufman Carroll Engelhardt Gaines M. Foster Howard F. Gillette Jr. Michael Dennis Griffith Larry Hartzell Michael J. Hogan Glen S. Jeansonne Beth Kava Michael E. Engh Lawrence Foster Steven Michael Gillon Anthony Gronowicz Gretchen Harvey J. William Holland Alphine W. Jefferson Yasuhide Kawashima Thomas Robert English Mark S. Foster Brian M. Gilpin Laurence F. Gross Mark William Harvey Peter C. Holloran Julie Roy Jeffrey Michael Kazin Robert F. Engs John J. Fox Lori Ginzberg Robert A. Gross Larry J. Hasse Ph.D. William F. Holmes John W. Jeffries William R. Keagle Rosemary Kolks Ennis Stephen Russell Fox Vincent A. Giroux Jr. Michael Grossberg Adele Hast Michael F. Holt Lawrence J. Jelinek Ann Durkin Keating Claude Curtis Erb Grover C. Franklin David H. Glassberg James R. Grossman Donald Teruo Hata Harold Holzer William D. Jenkins Oliver Keels Lewis A. Erenberg V. P. Franklin J Philip Gleason Carl J. Guarneri Alan R. Havig Michael Homel Joan M. Jensen Charles A. Keene Daniel R. Ernst John B. Frantz John M. Glen Karen Guenther James F. Hawk Michael Keith Honey Kimberly Jensen Mary C. Kelley Joyce Mason Evans James W. Fraser Myra C. Glenn Gayle Gullett Gregory J. Hawkins Adrienne D. Hood John B. Jentz Robin D. Kelley Sara M. Evans Peter J. Frederick Susan A. Glenn Joan R. Gundersen Ellis W. Hawley Clifton D. Hood Wayne H. Jiles Margaret M. R. Kellow Ann V. Fabian Richard G. Frederick Carol Gluck Jeffrey R. Gunderson Robert J. Haws Karen E. Hoppes Raymond Joseph Jirran David H. Kelly Ena L. Farley Linda S. Freed Stanly Godbold Jr. David Gurowsky Mary Florence Hayes Gerald C. Horne Edward P. Dennis P. Kelly Elizabeth Victoria Faue Estelle B. Freedman Nathan Godfried Gerald Lee Gutek Richard S. Haynes Daniel Horowitz Johanningsmeier M. Ruth Kelly Donald Faugno William W. Freehling John C. Gogliettino David G. Gutierrez David F. Healy Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz Richard R. John David M. Kennedy Drew Faust Joshua Freeman Joyce S. Goldberg Ramón A. Gutiérrez Douglas A. Hedin Thomas A. Horrocks Ben F. Johnson Lawrence William Ronald L. Feinman Lawrence J. Friedman Robert Goldberg Roland L. Guyotte Jean Heffer Masahiro Hosoya Carolyn W. Johnson Kennedy James E. Fell Jr. Oris D. Friesen Janet Lynne Golden A. Turner Gyory Mary Ann Heiss Richard F. Houston John W. Johnson Paul Kens Daniel Feller Richard H. Frost David R. Goldfield Edward F. Haas Mary Ann C. Hellrigel Daniel Walker Howe Marilynn Johnson Robert C. Kenzer Laura Janet Feller Fumiko Fujita Joanne Goldman John R. Habjan S.M. Douglas Helms John Howe Mark L. Johnson Kathi Kern Anita Clair Fellman Richard P. Fuke Robert M. Goldman Sheldon Hackney William L. Helton Stanley R. Howe Michael P. Johnson Elizabeth Augusta Kessel William Michael Ferraro Michael Francis Funchion Steve Golin Robert W. Haddon Joseph Phillips Helyar Charles Francis Howlett Owen V. Johnson Daniel J. Kevles Norman B. Ferris Donna R. Gabaccia Evelyn Gonzalez Joseph Haebler John B. Hench Frederick E. Hoxie Reinhard O. Johnson Alexander Keyssar Mark T. Fiege Nancy Gabin Joyce D. Goodfriend Peter L. Hahn Gary Hermalyn Suellen Hoy Thekla Ellen Joiner Richard B. Kielbowicz Marvin Fieman Robert Gabrick Brian Gordon Steven Hahn Dan Hermann Randal L. Hoyer Arnita A. Jones Chong-Gil Kim Terry J. Fife James P. Gaffey Edward E. Gordon Jacquelyn Dowd Hall Dean Herrin James K. Huhta David A. Jones Doris E. King Robert Wallace Filby Patrick Gagnon Ian Lewis Gordon Mitchell Hall Theodore Hershberg Carol Sue Humphrey Jacqueline Jones Martha J. King Paul Finkelman Louis Galambos James Wice Gordon Van Beck Hall Nancy A. Hewitt R. Douglas Hurt James H. Jones William M. King Roy E. Finkenbine Mark Allen Galbreath Linda Gordon Carl V. Hallberg John C. Heyeck James L. Huston Kenneth MacDonald Jones Amy J. Kinsel James Thomas Finnigan Gary W. Gallagher Martin K. Gordon Martin Halpern Elizabeth S. Higginbotham Robert S. Huston Daniel P. Jordan George B. Kirsch

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26 to 49 Years Bruce Laurie Elizabeth Lunbeck Edith P. Mayo 26 to 49 Years Michael L. Nicholls Elaine Weber Pascu Edward A. Purcell Jr. (continued) Alan Lawson Jonathan Lurie Richard T. von Mayrhauser (continued) Marilyn Wenzke Nickels Sue C. Patrick Diane T. Putney Jama Lazerow Maxine N. Lurie George T. Mazuzan Alexandra Marie Nickliss James Tyler Patterson John M. Pyne Harvey Klehr Dimitri Daniel Lazo Karen Lystra Judith N. McArthur Wilson D. Miscamble Fredrick H. Nielsen Arnold Marc Pavlovsky Louis N. Pyster Rachel N. Klein Thomas Jackson Lears Mark H. Lytle Delores N. McBroome Gregory Lamont Mixon Stephen Nissenbaum Elizabeth Anne Payne John W. Quist S. Jay Kleinberg Judith W. Leavitt Richard S. Macha Joseph A. McCartin Nina Mjagkij Monica Lynne Niznik William David Pederson Martin H. Quitt Anne M. Klejment Carl B. Lechner Thomas C. Mackey Laurene Wu McClain Ole O. Moen Gregory H. Nobles Robert H. Peebles Stephen G. Rabe James T. Kloppenberg Matthew C. Lee William P. MacKinnon Robert McColley James C. Mohr Margie Noel Thomas R. Pegram George C. Rable James C. Klotter Mark H. Leff Elizabeth Kimball MacLean William T. McCue Haskell Monroe Thomas John Noer Kathy Peiss John C. Raby Thomas Allen Klug Timothy Lehman Nancy MacLean Dennis K. McDaniel Dee Ann Montgomery Mark A. Noll Gary Pennanen Peter J. Rachleff John T. Kneebone Kurt E. Leichtle David I. Macleod Terrence J. McDonald Margaret J. Moody Steven Noll Frank Pereira Benjamin G. Rader Stephen John Kneeshaw James L. Leloudis Jack P. Maddex Jr. Michael E. McGerr Patricia Mooney-Melvin David P. Nord Edwin J. Perkins Gail Radford George W. Knepper Gretchen J. Lemke James H. Madison Robert E. McGlone David T. Moore Diane M. T. North Michael Perman Bruce A. Ragsdale Louise W. Knight Elizabeth D. Leonard Michael F. Magliari Daniel J. McInerney David W. Moore Debra Lynne Northart Elisabeth Israels Perry R. Lynn Rainard Dale T. Knobel Janice M. Leone Pauline Maier James S. McKeown Deborah Dash Moore Mary Beth Norton Jeffrey B. Perry Jack N. Rakove Peter Kolchin Gerda Lerner Dennis J. Maika Blaine E. McKinley Leonard J. Moore Stephen H. Norwood Robert K. Peters Charles E. Rankin Clayton R. Koppes W. Bruce Leslie Rachel P. Maines Patrick E. Mclear James H. Moorhead Joel Robert Novick C. H. Peterson Michael Gerald Rapp Andrea Kornbluh Alan H. Lessoff Stephen Maizlish Robert James McMahon Suzanne E. Moranian Charles B. Nuckolls Jr. Gale E. Peterson Stephen L. Raskin Virginia Sanchez Korrol H. A. Leventhal Sarah S. Malino Robert C. McMath Regina A. Ronald L. Numbers Joyce S. Peterson Gerda W. Ray Robert Korstad Ralph B. Levering Peter C. Mancall Sally G. McMillen Morantz-Sanchez Maureen Murphy Nutting Larry R. Peterson Elizabeth Raymond J. Morgan Kousser Bruce Levine Matthew Mancini Linda O. McMurry Stephanie A. Morris Elizabeth I. Nybakken Paula E. Petrik Leslie J. Reagan Knud U. Krakau Peter Barbin Levy Robert Glen Mangrum Richard M. McMurry Geoffrey Fahy Morrison Mary J. Oates Fred D. Pfening Patrick D. Reagan Carl Edward Kramer David Rich Lewis Bruce H. Mann John A. Meador Michael A. Morrison Barbara Oberg E. Harrell Phillips Marcus Rediker Alan M. Kraut Gene D. Lewis Kent L. Mann Doris Marguerite Meadows Charles Thomas Morrissey James Warren Oberly Charles K. Piehl William J. Reese John D. Krugler Jan Ellen Lewis Michelle Mannering Thomas B. Mega Wilson J. Moses James P. O’Brien G. Kurt Piehler Thomas V. Reeve II Rebecca Kugel Tab Wayne Lewis Richard L. Manser Jeffrey L. Meikle George Donelson Moss Jean M. O’Brien Preston E. Pierce William W. Register Bruce Kuklick Douglas A. Ley Joseph S. Marcum Philip J. Mellinger Earl F. Mulderink III Michael O’Brien Doris H. Pieroth Gary W. Reichard Bruce R. Kuniholm Allan J. Lichtman Alan I. Marcus Martin V. Melosi Michael Joseph Mullin Michael G. O’Brien Victor M. Pilson Donald E. Reid Regina G. Kunzel Richard K. Lieberman Maeva Marcus Thomas Ronald Melton William H. Mullins Stephen J. Ochs Dwight T. Pitcaithley John P. Reid Karen Kupperman David L. Lightner Robert P. Markman Robert M. Mennel Lucy Eldersveld Murphy Carol O’Connor Mark A. Pittenger Janice L. Reiff Kenneth L. Kusmer Patricia Nelson Limerick Carol A. Marsh Bernard Mergen G. Patrick Murray Broeck N. Oder Harold Platt John T. Reilly Judy Kutulas Kriste Ann Lindenmeyer Margaret S. Marsh Paul E. Mertz Peter C. Murray Richard J. Oestreicher Elizabeth H. Pleck Michael Reilly Peter J. Kuznick Janet Moore Lindman James Marten Stephen Meyer Alfred F. Myers William Offutt Brenda G. Plummer Marguerite Renner Anthony Kuzniewski S.J. Lawrence M. Lipin Charles H. Martin Joanne J. Meyerowitz Richard J. Myers Paul F. O’Keefe Edward J. Pluth John Phillips Resch David E. Kyvig Charles H. Lippy James Kirby Martin William C. Miceli Sr. Pamela S. Nadell Gary Y. Okihiro Anne Marie Pois Julie Reuben Virginia Jeans Laas Julia E. Liss Robert F. Martin Edward H. Michels David Nasaw Patricia Oldham Keith Ian Polakoff John Francis Reynolds Barbara E. Lacey James A. Litle Waldo Emerson Martin Jr. Char Miller Gary B. Nash Otto H. Olsen Eunice G. Pollack C. Thomas Rezner Molly Ladd-Taylor Judy Barrett Litoff Kenneth C. Martis Deborah Lynn Miller Victor S. Navasky Richard J. Orsi Fred E. Pollock Benjamin D. Rhodes Lester C. Lamon John E. Little F. Michael Mase Guy Howard Miller Natalie A. Naylor Grey Osterud Daniel Pope Leo Paul Ribuffo George R. Lamplugh Daniel C. Littlefield Takeshi Mashimo J. Donald Miller James M. Neal Jeffrey Ostler David L. Porter Myra L. Rich Gerald F. Lange Steven D. Livengood Donald G. Mathews Janice J. Miller Humbert S. Nelli C. H. O’Sullivan Susan L. Porter Paul Rich James C. Lanier Jeffery C. Livingston Takeshi Matsuda John E. Miller Anne Kusener Nelsen Alan M. Osur Barbara M. Posadas Tom Richter Donald Phillip Lankiewicz Robert E. Long Glenna Matthews Kerby A. Miller Bruce Nelson James M. O’Toole Steve Potts Janet A. Riesman Vincent Anthony Barbara Loomis Allen Joseph Matusow Leonard G. Miller T. K. Nenninger Katherine Ott Virginia Pratt Steven A. Riess Lapomarda Albert O. Louer John A. Matzko Linda Karen Miller John C. Nerone Dominic Anthony Pacyga William C. Pratt Kathleen L. Riley Virginia Lashley Odd S. Lovoll John C. Maxwell M. Catherine Miller John L. Nethers Joanne R. Walroth Page William S. Pretzer Paul T. Ringenbach Margaret Latimer Richard Lowitt Elaine Tyler May Wilbur R. Miller Lois Nettleship Patricia A. Palmieri Ben Procter Donald A. Ritchie Richard Latner Nancy C. Luebbert Lary L. May Frederick V. Mills Sr. Robert D. Neuleib Hong-Kyu Park Jonathan Prude James L. Roark Terry S. Latour David E. Luellen Holly A. Mayer Clyde A. Milner II John J. Newman T. Michael Parrish Linda Przybyszewski William G. Robbins Roger D. Launius Ralph E. Luker Michael Mayer Jeffrey Mirel Roger K. Newman John W. Partin Allan Purcell Jere William Roberson

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26 to 49 Years James Gilbert Ryan Gustav L. Seligmann Jr. Rayman L. Solomon 26 to 49 Years Sandra F. VanBurkleo Kevin Francis White Virginia Yans-McLaughlin (continued) Mary P. Ryan Robert Michael Senkewicz James Martin SoRelle (continued) Philip R. VanderMeer Richard White John Yarbrough Richard W. Sadler Gloria Sesso David W. Southern Stephen L. Vaughn Roger S. White Allen L. Yarnell Priscilla Roberts Jeffrey J. Safford Byron E. Shafer Daniel Soyer Duane A. Tananbaum Diane Vecchio Shane White Shirley Jo-Ann Yee Rita J. Roberts Nancy Sahli Carole Shammas Nita R. Spangler Jane J. Tannenbaum Robert W. Venables Henry O. Whiteside Donald A. Yerxa Andrew Whitmore Sharon Salinger Gardiner Humphrey Paul S. Sperry Brent Tarter Nadia Venturini Michael N. Wibel Ryo Yokoyama Robertson Neal E. Salisbury Shattuck Jr. Kurt R. Spillmann Leah Marcile Taylor Martha H. Verbrugge Keith Robert Widder Arthur P. Young Nancy Marie Robertson Nick Salvatore Barton C. Shaw Donald Spivey PhD Rosalyn Terborg-Penn Charles Vincent William M. Wiecek Eugene Zandona Jo Ann Ooiman Robinson George Joseph Sanchez Jack O. Shaw Luther W. Spoehr Thomas E. Terrill Maris A. Vinovskis Jonathan M. Wiener Joanna Schneider George L. Robson Jr. Jonathan D. Sarna Stephanie J. Shaw Denise S. Spooner James L. Thane Jr. Peter Virgadamo Jacqueline Sarah Wilkie Zangrando Robert Allen Rockaway John Erwin Sauer Marianne Sheldon Margaret Spratt Gerald E. Thomas John F. Votaw Sr. Frederic M. Williams Richard A. Zansitis Daniel T. Rodgers Julie Saville Richard N. Sheldon Judith Spraul-Schmidt Ph.D. Richard J. Thomas Louis A. Vyhnanek James C. Williams Charles Anthony Zappia Laurie A. Rofini Jennifer Rose Scanlon Michael Stephen Sherry Carole Srole Robert D. Thomas Jr. Theodore R. Wachs James H. Williams David Zarefsky Donald W. Rogers C. E. Schabacker Johanna N. Shields John C. Anderson Stagg John A. Thompson Louise C. Wade Lillian S. Williams Robert F. Zeidel Naomi Rogers Ronald Schaffer Charles J. Shindo Patricia Y. Stallard Wayne W. Thompson Clarence E. Walker Patrick George Williams John F. Zeugner Richard Carlton Rohrs Michael Schaller Linda Shopes Judith Margaret Stanley Jerry J. Thornbery J. Samuel Walker Richard H. Williams William Larry Ziglar William J. Rorabaugh F. H. Schapsmeier Francis Robert Shor George Staples J. Mills Thornton III William O. Walker III Susan R. Williams James A. Zimmerman Joseph G. Zitomersky Roberta Rorke Virginia J. Scharff Barbara Sicherman Darwin H. Stapleton Bert H. Thurber Daniel J. Walkowitz Deirdre Williamson Joel R. Williamson Gary P. Zola David J. Roscoe Ronald W. Schatz Stephen Nicholas Siciliano J. Barton Starr Craig Thurtell Peter Wallenstein James A. Walsh Jr. James Frederick Willis David A. Zonderman Mark Howard Rose William O. Scheeren Mary Corbin Sies Samuel N. Stayer David M. Tiffany Lorena S. Walsh David W. Wills Warren Zuger Vivien E. Rose Kenneth Alan Scherzer Philip T. Silvia Jr. J. E. Stealey III Joseph R. Timko Ronald G. Walters Daniel J. Wilson Christine Meesner Rosen Richard R. Schieffelin Christina Clare Simmons Peter N. Stearns Barbara L. Tischler John R. Waltrip Lisa Hall Wilson David A. Rosenberg Lillian Schlissel Roger D. Simon David Lawler Stebenne Dorothy C. Tobin Daniel Franklin Ward Terry P. Wilson Emily S. Rosenberg John T. Schlotterbeck William M. Simons Mark J. Stegmaier Eugene Marc Tobin Harry M. Ward Julie Patricia Winch Joseph Rosenberg Ronald A. Schlundt Daniel Joseph Singal David Steigerwald Bruce Tobis Susan W. Ware Joseph Edward Windham Morton M. Rosenberg Janet L. Schmelzer Ralph B. Singer Jr. Stephen J. Stein Nancy Jane Tomes John H. Warner Samuel S. Wineburg Susan Rosenfeld Gregory G. Schmidt Suzanne Sinke Jerry G. Stephens Vincent F. Torigian Gordon H. Warren Barbara C. Wingo Nancy G. Rosoff Leigh Eric Schmidt George H. Skau Lester D. Stephens David S. Trask Wilson J. Warren Allan M. Winkler Loretta L. Schmidt Bradley Skelcher Errol Stevens Sandra G. Treadway Richard J. Ross Margaret Washington Kenneth H. Winn David F. Schmitz William B. Skelton Lewis Tomlin Stevens Joseph Trent Rodney A. Ross Deborah D. Waters Herbert C. Winnik Gerald M. Schnabel Kathryn Kish Sklar C. Evan Stewart William Trollinger Jr. Rodney J. Ross Harry L. Watson Barbara Winslow Dorothee Schneider Douglas Slaybaugh M. Mark Stolarik Joe Trotter Steven Joseph Ross John S. Watterson Cary D. Wintz Steven Rosswurm Eric C. Schneider Robert Slayton Mark A. Stoler George Wesley Troxler Hiroshi Tsunematsu Robert M. Weible Richard L. Wixon Morey David Rothberg James C. Schneider Richard S. Slotkin Steven M. Stowe Tim Tucker Paul Owen Weinbaum Susan Wladaver-Morgan Marc Rothenberg John C. Schneider Michael Smiddy William M. Stowe Jr. William Alan Tully Lynn Y. Weiner Victoria Saker Woeste Mary Logan Rothschild Thomas D. Schoonover Barbara Clark Smith Susan Strasser John Anthony Turcheneske Jr. Gene Weinstein Kelly A. Woestman Edward Anthony Rotundo Ellen Schrecker Elbert B. Smith Renate Strelau I. Bruce Turner Robert Weisbrot Marianne S. Wokeck Dennis C. Rousey Alan Max Schroder Gregory A. Smith Margaret Strobel Thomas R. Turner Stephen G. Weisner Margaret Ripley Wolfe Carl Milton Rowan Carl R. Schulkin Jeffery Alan Smith Marian E. Strobel Mark Tushnet Richard Weiss Henry J. Wolfinger John Kenneth Rowland Bruce J. Schulman John David Smith Shelton Stromquist John W. Tyler Nancy J. Weiss Malkiel Glenn L. Wollam Leslie S. Rowland Constance B. Schulz Judith Ellen Smith Harvey Strum Marie Tyler-McGraw Lowell E. Wenger Nancy Woloch David Schuyler Merritt Roe Smith Nancy L. Struna E. Scott Royce Reed Ueda Richard H. Werking Peter H. Wood Thomas A. Schwartz Sherry Lynn Smith Thomas J. Sugrue Joan Shelley Rubin Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Thomas R. Wessel Richard E. Wood Susan L. Smith C. Kenneth Sullivan Thomas Michael Ruddy Thomas F. Schwartz Stanley J. Underdal Robert B. Westbrook Roger J. Wood William Joseph Sullivan John W. Rudie Neil Schwartzbach W. Wayne Smith Jeffery S. Underwood Robert R. Weyeneth Nan E. Woodruff Vicki L. Ruiz Loren L. Schweninger Raymond W. Smock Sara Jane Sundberg Nancy C. Unger Mervin B. Whealy Randall Bennett Woods Leila J. Rupp Anne Firor Scott Susan Smulyan Eric J. Sundquist Wayne J. Urban E. Milton Wheeler Michael V. Woodward Thomas G. Ruth Howard P. Segal John G. Snetsinger Martha H. Swain Daniel H. Usner Joanne E. Wheeler John F. Wukovits Carmelita S. Ryan Terry Lee Seip James B. Snyder John A. Sylvester Carroll Van West Gerald J. White Donald Yacovone Henry Butterfield Ryan John Gregory Selby Pamela Sodhy Robert P. Tabak

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Martin I. Elzy John Reich Grieser James E. Johnson Daniel Leab Please join the OAH in recognizing Yasuo Endo David Grimsted Jack J. Johnson John L. LeBrun George B. Engberg James R. Grossman Marilynn Johnson Francis L. Led II Conrad J. Engelder Jeffrey R. Gunderson Arnita A. Jones R. Alton Lee our patron and life members. Glenn T. Eskew Ramón A. Gutiérrez James H. Jones Mark H. Leff Richard W. Etulain Hamsey Habeich Daniel P. Jordan Richard W. Lenk Jr. David R. Farrell Barton C. Hacker Richard M. Judd Gerda Lerner Patron Members Ross W. Beales Jr. Nicholas C. Burckel Charles T. Cullen Drew Faust Robert W. Haddon Laura Kalman William E. Leuchtenburg Henry F. Bedford O. L. Burnette Jr. Leonard P. Curry Roger J. Fechner Gunnar Haeggmark William Kamman H. A. Leventhal Brian Q. Cannon Doron Ben-Atar Rand Burnette George H. Curtis Yvonne C. von Fettweis Alonzo L. Hamby Michael G. Kammen David Saul Levin Hal S. Chase Edward M. Bennett James MacGregor Burns Harl A. Dalstrom Paul Finkelman Samuel B. Hand Steven Karges Allan J. Lichtman Ruth C. Crocker William A. Benton Orville Vernon Burton David B. Danbom Norbert Finzsch Bert Hansen Peter Karsten John E. Little Gwendolyn M. Hall Philip J. Bergan Bruce I. Bustard Pete Daniel John J. Fitzgerald James Hantula Stanley N. Katz Daniel C. Littlefield Kenneth T. Jackson James M. Bergquist Martin J. Butler E. J. Danziger Jr. Michael W. Fitzgerald Robert L. Harris Jr. Charles A. Keene Leon F. Litwack Steven D. Livengood Linda K. Kerber Robert H. Berlin Desmond X. Butler James West Davidson Susan Flader Peter T. Harstad William Henry Kellar Susan M. Hartmann Robin D. Kelley Nancy C. Luebbert Patricia Nelson Limerick William C. Berman Peter M. Buzanski Richard O. Davies Marvin E. Fletcher Eric Foner Hugh D. Hawkins Lawrence C. Kelly Frederick C. Luebke Elizabeth Anne Payne David Bernstein Stanley Caine David Brion Davis Mark S. Foster Robert P. Hay Benjamin N. Kightlinger David E. Luellen Ben Procter Mary F. Berry Ross J. Cameron Calvin D. Davis Frank K. Foulds Willard M. Hays William M. King Karen Lystra Jeffrey T. Sammons Eugene H. Berwanger D’Ann Campbell Cullom Davis Grover C. Franklin William D. Hechler Wilma King Carol MacGregor Donald Spivey Terry D. Bilhartz Charles F. Carroll Lawrence B. Davis Rachel Franklin-Weekley Douglas Helms Richard S. Kirkendall Richard S. Macha Lola Van Wagenen Roger E. Bilstein P. Thomas Carroll Thomas H. Davis III William W. Freehling Nathaniel J. Henderson Rachel N. Klein David I. Macleod Richard J. Blackett Clayborne Carson Thomas J. Davis Walden S. Freeman James E. Hendrickson Anne M. Klejment John G. Macnaughton Life Members Joab L. Blackman Jr. Dan T. Carter Kenneth E. Davison Richard M. Fried Gary Hermalyn Timothy E. Kline James H. Madison Robert M. Blackson Charles D. Cashdollar Carl N. Degler C. Blythe Ahlstrom Frank A. Friedman Theodore Hershberg James T. Kloppenberg Pauline Maier John Porter Bloom Norio Akashi Jonathan Cedarbaum John A. D’Emilio Mary O. Furner Evelyn Brooks William A. Koelsch Nancy J. Weiss Malkiel Michele L. Aldrich Jo Tice Bloom William H. Chafe Alan Derickson Donna R. Gabaccia Higginbotham Sally Gregory Kohlstedt William C. Marten George E. Allen Louis H. Blumengarten Frank Chalk Sarah Deutsch James P. Gaffey Darlene Clark Hine Richard H. Kohn Takeshi Mashimo Glenn Altschuler Allan Bogue David M. Chalmers Charles Burgess Dew Cheryl R. Ganz Harwood P. Hinton Harold E. Kolling Takeshi Matsuda James D. Anderson Eileen Boris George Chalou John R. Dichtl Frank Otto Gatell Joan Hoff Clayton R. Koppes John C. Maxwell James L. Anderson Tim Borstelmann Robert W. Cherny Duane N. Diedrich Larry R. Gerlach Paul S. Holbo Gary J. Kornblith Richard T. von Mayrhauser Robert E. Ankli Douglas E. Bowers Michael B. Chesson Merton L. Dillon Gary L. Gerstle Melvin G. Holli Richard N. Kottman George T. Mazuzan Jacob A. Antoninis Carl B. Boyd Jr. William E. Christensen C. G. Dilworth David M. Gerwin William F. Holmes J. Morgan Kousser William L. McCorkle Abraham Aponte Peter Boyle Lawrence O. Christensen Leonard Dinnerstein Ralph V. Giannini Jerry Berl Hopkins Aileen S. Kraditor Thomas K. McCraw Joyce Appleby T. Dwight Bozeman Manduk Chung John M. Dobson Glen A. Gildemeister James O. Horton Alan M. Kraut William T. McCue Tadashi Aruga John H. Bracey Jr. Constance Areson Clark Donald B. Dodd Timothy J. Gilfoyle Walter R. Houf John D. Krugler Gerald W. McFarland Douglas M. Astolfi Mary Ann Brady Stanley Coben Helen Dodson Gordon Gillson Frederick E. Hoxie Fumiaki Kubo Michael McGiffert Clarence J. Attig Vernon S. Braswell Dale Collins Jay P. Dolan Harvey Goddard James K. Huhta Bruce R. Kuniholm Patrick E. Mclear Arthur H. Auten Lynn Brenneman Patrick T. Conley James P. Donohue Jr. Nancy M. Godleski Carol Sue Humphrey Judy Kutulas Linda O. McMurry Fred A. Bailey Lynne T. Brickley James L. Cooper Jacob H. Dorn Brian Gordon Robert S. Huston George W. Kyte Richard M. McMurry John W. Bailey Jr. Euline Brock Steven Cord James H. Ducker Martin K. Gordon Heather Huyck Lester C. Lamon James M. McPherson W. David Baird Nwabueze W. Brooks Roger W. Corley Dean Eberly Lawrence B. de Graaf Haruo Iguchi Daniel Lane Jr. Samuel T. McSeveney Gordon Morris Bakken Richard D. Brown Wallace Cory Alfred E. Eckes Alan Graebner H. Larry Ingle Gerald F. Lange John A. Meador William L. Barney William G. Brown Jr. Nancy F. Cott Owen Dudley Edwards William Graebner Suzanne Fellman Jacob Harold D. Langley Robert M. Mennel Michael Barnhart Michael J. Brusin Theodore R. Crane Tom G. Edwards George D. Green Travis Beal Jacobs Bruce L. Larson Joanne J. Meyerowitz Dean O. Barnum Jonathan M. Bryant Lewis H. Cresse William G. Eidson Julie Greene John P. Jenkins Virginia Lashley Ronald E. Mickel Alwyn Barr Cecelia F. Bucki William J. Cronon E Duane Elbert Victor R. Greene Richard Jensen Catherine Grollman Dennis N. Mihelich Hal S. Barron Mari Jo Buhle James B. Crooks Sister Mary Elizabeth CHS William H. Greer Jr. Wayne H. Jiles Lauritsen Edwin A. Miles Beth T. Bates George D. Bullock Jon A. Cucinatto Richard N. Ellis Kenneth J. Grieb Dorothy E. Johnson Alan Lawson Mary Emily Miller

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Schmidt Laura Kathryn Munoz James S. Van Ness Francis Paul Prucha SJ Johanna Schoen Craig C. Murray Sandra F. VanBurkleo Edward A. Purcell Jr. Thomas D. Schoonover Peter C. Murray James R. Voelz Allan Purcell John Schroeder Robert K. Murray David A. Walker Edward J. Muzik Carroll W. Pursell Ingrid W. Scobie George C. Rable Anne Firor Scott Peter Wallenstein Alfred F. Myers Gordon H. Warren Gary B. Nash John C. Raby Ronald E. Seavoy Fred D. Ragan Gustav L. Seligmann Jr. John J. Waters Natalie A. Naylor R. Lynn Rainard Shelby Shapiro Paul W. Wehr Humbert S. Nelli Harry W. Readnour Richard N. Sheldon Sydney Stahl Weinberg Anne Kusener Nelsen Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta. (Creative Commons photo, Kay Gaensler) Edwin A. Reed S. C. Shepherd Jr. Harold J. Weiss Jr. Clifford M. Nelson Thomas V. Reeve II James F. Shigley Richard Weiss John L. Nethers Willis G. Regier Paul H. Smith Lowell E. Wenger Robert D. Neuleib The theme for the 2014 OAH Annual Meeting will the 2014 oAH program Committee seeks a broad, Donald E. Reid Wilson Smith E. Milton Wheeler John J. Newman be “Crossing Borders.” The history of the United wide-ranging program that treats the rich expanse of John P. Reid Richard Sonderegger James W. Whitaker Roger L. Nichols Robert L. Reid John M. Spencer Gerald J. White States is a product of migrations—internal and the American experience, from the pre-Columbian era Alexandra Marie Nickliss John T. Reilly Kurt R. Spillmann Roger S. White international. Along with people, goods and ideas to the twenty-first century, and the thematic breadth Margie Noel C. Thomas Rezner Carole Srole Henry O. Whiteside crossed these borders, reshaping the composition that defines the work of contemporary historians. The Mary Beth Norton Paul Rich J. Barton Starr Michael N. Wibel and character of the American people. Sometimes committee encourages proposals from all practitioners Jesse L. Nutt Jr. Steven A. Riess Raymond Starr Sarah W. Wiggins the borders and boundaries were physical, as of American history. Submissions will be accepted James Oakes William A. Riley Samuel N. Stayer James C. Williams when international migrants crossed oceans and beginning January 1, 2013. James P. O’Brien Paul T. Ringenbach Mark J. Stegmaier Michael O’Brien Lillian S. Williams continents, or when large numbers of individuals Robert C. Ritchie Jerry G. Stephens Joel R. Williamson The deadline for proposals is friday, february 15, 2013. Patrick G. O’Brien Priscilla Roberts Ray Stephens migrated from one region of the country to another, Terry P. Wilson To read the complete call for proposals, visit Akiko Ochiai Kenneth G. Robison L. L. Stevenson or when the lure of wealth and influence led to Wayne Wilson http://annualmeeting.oah.org/. George B. Oliver George L. Robson Jr. Jeffrey C. Stewart foreign invasions and conquests. Those on the Otto H. Olsen William Henry Wilson A. Rogers Mark A. Stoler move were accompanied by bacteria or viruses, Lorena Oropeza Allan M. Winkler Earl M. Rogers Edwin Joseph Stolns microorganisms whose migration across borders also Richard J. Orsi Robert D. Ronsheim Brit Allan Storey Richard L. Wixon shaped human experience. Borders were also framed C. H. O’Sullivan William E. Rooney Ralph A. Storm Susan Wladaver-Morgan Alan M. Osur Roberta Rorke Richard W. Strattner Kelly A. Woestman by culture—racial, ethnic, class, and gender differ- Philip W. Parks Vivien E. Rose Shigeru Sugiyama Yujin Yaguchi ences that perennially redefined our population and John W. Partin Christine Meesner Rosen John A. Sylvester John Yarbrough social order. The theme seeks to examine, in all its June O. Patton Joseph Rosenberg Yoshiko Takita Rafia Zafar complexity, a broad array of border crossings and Eugene Zandona William H. Pease Susan Rosenfeld David Thelen “encounters” in U.S. history. Robert H. Peebles Rodney A. Ross Gerald E. Thomas John F. Zeugner Loren E. Pennington Rodney J. Ross Richard J. Thomas William Larry Ziglar Frank Pereira Steven Rosswurm Robert D. Thomas Jr. James A. Zimmerman ®

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