A Message From the New Managing Editor of the Springs Graduate History Journal

By Bradley White, Graduate Student

Bradley White is a second-semester graduate student at UCCS. His major interests include the history of slavery and the slave trade, the history of the Atlantic world, and the cultural history of American folk music. He is looking forward to the opportunity to oversee the graduate journal for the 2024-2025 school year.

Hello all! I am Bradley White, the new chair of the HGSA Graduate Journal Committee. For those of you unfamiliar with the graduate history journal, it is a journal dedicated to publishing the work of our graduate students here at UCCS including book reviews, research papers, and other materials. It is my goal to continue the legacy of the graduate journal and to provide opportunities for grad students in this program for publication. I encourage all of you to consider publication in the journal as it is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience with the review process as well as getting your work published. The journal requires a collaborative effort to create a properly reviewed publication that meets the standards of graduate level historical research. Submissions to the journal are rigorously reviewed by peer and faculty reviewers, and authors are given the resources they need to publish a well-researched and revised article.

Currently, I am on track to publish a full journal at the start of the fall semester. With that in mind, I also understand that there may be possible opportunities for additions to this edition, especially if I do not receive all revisions back by the deadlines I have sent to authors. I would therefore like to open the opportunity for further submissions to the journal. In the event that I move forward with publication of all current submissions in the fall semester, these submissions will be considered for the journal’s next edition which should be published in the spring 2025 semester. For possible consideration for the fall edition, submissions should be sent to bwhite7@uccs.edu by May 31. For those solely considering submitting for the spring edition, please send me your submissions by September 27.

Final articles for submission should be no more than fifty pages (12 pt. Times New Roman, double spaced) including the bibliography, though initial submissions may be longer.

Submissions must include:

• Digital copy of the article in MS Word format (.doc, docx)
• Author’s name, email, and phone number
• Title of paper
• Geographic subfield (region/location)
• Thematic subfield (political, social, economic, gender, etc.)
• Abstract of article

Additionally, the journal is always looking for additional peer reviewers. If you are interested in participating in the journal this is a great opportunity!

Please email me at bwhite7@uccs.edu if you are interested in becoming a peer reviewer or have any questions or concerns relating to the journal or the review process.   

Student Internship Presentations Spring 2024

From History Department Internship Director Dr. Christina Jiménez:

Students – did you know that you can take a three-credit internship to apply towards your History major (BA) or History MA?

Spring 2024 Final Internship Presentations and Site Tours

All History students and faculty are welcome to attend. If interested in attending any/all, or for more information, please contact Professor Jimenez at cjimenez@uccs.edu. 

■ Friday, April 26, 10:30-11:30am. Intern: Kyle Frakes

National Museum of World War II Aviation

Location: 775 Aviation Way, Colorado Springs, CO, 80916.  Entrance free with group.

See: https://www.worldwariiaviation.org/

■  Tuesday, April 30, 11am-12pm, Intern: Kylie Gonzalez

Western Museum of Mining and Industry

Location: 225 North Gate Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80921 Entrance free with group.

See: https://wmmi.org/

■ Wed, May 1, 11:30-12:30pm. Interns: Leann Ivesdal

Penrose Library and Special Collections

Located at PPLD downtown, 20 N. Cascade, CS 80902. Metered parking in lot behind building or on street.

See: https://ppld.org/penrose-library

■ Fri, May 3, 1:30-2:30pm. Interns: Rosalyn Myrick and Ryan Wilkinson UCCS Archives, located on the third floor of the UCCS Kraemer Family Library

See: https://archives.uccs.edu/

■ Monday, May 6, 1-2pm. Intern: Kristine Bell

   VIRTUAL See MS Teams link below. 

    Colorado Springs World Affairs Council

     See: https://csworldaffairs.org/

     Join here: Join the meeting now   Meeting ID: 272 556 018 70    Passcode: wXFXjC

■ Wed, May 8, 11am-12pm. Interns: Audra Craig and Eric Boyle

United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum

Location: 200 S Sierra Madre St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

PARK on the street in front, using meters. Entrance free with group.

See: https://usopm.org/

Scholarships in the History Department — Free Money, Just Apply!

Graduate Student Report from the AHA Conference, San Francisco, CA, Jan 4-7 2024

Picture from a well-attended session on the past and present of conservatism in America, featuring (among others) the broadcaster and author Rachel Maddow.

Several UCCS Faculty and MA Graduate Students in History attended the 2024 American Historical Association meeting in San Francisco. A good time was had by all! One attendee was Paul Zuluaga, an MA graduate student in History, who submitted this set of reflections on the conference.

As a novice student of history, I went to the conference with three primary goals: First, I wanted to gain a comprehensive understanding of the current state of the historical field and its prevailing trends. My second purpose was to actively network, to connect and engage with fellow students, faculty, and industry professionals both within the USA and globally. Lastly, I wished to explore potential areas of research, identify valuable resources, foster collaborations, and discover the wealth of ideas available at the conference.

In my goal to comprehend the current state of the historical field and its prevailing trends, I observed a diverse range of perspectives. Several trends caught my attention. The exploration of the role and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field, along with its potential future functions immediately drew me in. The prevailing message conveyed a sense of cautionary optimism regarding its prospective role. This vision of the future manifested itself in various forms and utilities for historians. The continuing application of digital technology across all facets of historical study also emerged as a key trend. While digital uses are not new, their integration with AI and targeted applications present an emerging and exhilarating area of exploration. The anticipation of AI streamlining research timeframes and unveiling connections was a widely discussed topic. Finally, a notable emphasis was placed on themes of racism, Africa, and slavery. Out of a total of 320 panels at the AHA conference, approximately 56 distinct panels and discussions were dedicated to these themes, reflecting a significant focus within the AHA conference discourse.

I feel that my second goal to network, connect and engage was very rewarding. I attended at least eight panels, two social events, and three poster sessions that all provided opportunities to meet people involved in various efforts. I targeted panels that piqued my interest or had potential information for future research. The panel on techniques to use messy numbers and historical data was very informative. Another panel on digital technology to reconstruct and immerse observers virtually in historical structures was an example of this technology as a teaching tool. One of the panelists, Dr. Edward Holt from Grambling university presented the way in which his students use SketchUp1 and historical documents to reconstruct churches within the Iberian city of Cordoba. Surprisingly, the Poster Sessions provided three connections and potential areas of research within a short period of time as I walked from one presenter to another in the condensed space and time of these sessions. The receptions (or social events) were opportunities to meet fellow students and professors from universities across the country (even globally), and it was refreshing to meet and commiserate, encourage, and congratulate those who are on similar journeys.

My final goal of exploring areas of research, identifying resources, fostering collaborations, and discovering ideas available, was also a success. One unlikely connection for potential research that I discovered wasn’t part of any of the panels or even an attendee at the conference. I purchased a book at the at the “Exhibitor’s Hall” that I thought could be used to provide general information for the next research paper I am contemplating. Upon returning home, I decided to peruse the book Governor of the Cordillera, John C. Early. Among the Philippine Highlanders, by Shelton Woods. In the preface, I noted many commonalities between the author and myself. Shelton Woods is an Associate Dean and Professor of East/Southeast Asian History at Boise State University, and I contacted him (via email) to enquire about his research sources for his book and commented on our common past. He immediately responded and provided suggested sources and offered help for my research. All of these are beyond anything I expected and make me optimistic for the next steps.

Overall, this was a very productive and successful conference trip and I want to thank the UCCS History Department for this opportunity, especially Dr. Jimenez for her personal efforts that facilitated our attendance.

1. SketchUp is a 3D modeling software that allows users to create and manipulate 3D models of buildings, landscapes, furniture, and other objects. SketchUp is owned by Trimble Inc. https://www.sketchup.com/

Day of History Graduate Student Conference, Saturday December 9th, 2023

Day of History Fall 2023! Register here:
https://humgrads.wixsite.com/history-graduate-stu/about-7

Teach-In Attracts 180 Participants in Rich Discussion

Professor Carole Woodall of the History Department, in conjunction with other colleagues at UCCS, recently organized a “teach-in” to help participants understand in a rich historical and philosophical context the current conflict in Gaza. The student newspaper at UCCS has provided an extensive account of this important event, here: https://scribe.uccs.edu/uccs-palestine-israel-teach-in-calls-for-peace-to-spare-civilian-lives/. Click on the link for the full article, which includes a discussion of points made by various faculty, student, and community participants.

Free Money for UCCS History Students !

Scholarships in the UCCS History Department

Application Link Opens December 1, stays open until March 1. Apply for all scholarships across campus with just one form in one place —HERE. You will then be automatically entered into all the scholarship opportunities from across the campus for which you are eligible. Below are the mainHistory scholarships. For those of you graduating, please tell your friends, and for those interested in the MA program in History, please see the scholarship below especially for MA students: 

Wunderli Scholarship: The Wunderli Scholarship, named after the Department’s esteemed Professor Emeritus of Medieval History, provides support for undergraduate History majors and graduate students in our M.A. program. It is funded by a generous bequest from Judith Price (1944-2012), a long-time Instructor in Asian History in the Department. We seek especially to assist students whose financial burdens may interfere with the pursuit of a degree in History, as well as students with a record of extraordinary accomplishment.

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Florence Murphy Endowment: The Florence Murphy Scholarship is possible through the generosity of one of the most distinguished graduates of UCCS. The award supports a non-traditional undergraduate student (25 years or older) who is a History major.

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Harvey Endowed Scholarship Fund: The Harvey Endowed Scholarship Fund provides awards, including research-related expenses, for graduate students enrolled in the History MA Program.

Apply for Scholarships

Professor G. Carole Woodall wins MESA Undergraduate Education Award

Middle Eastern Studies Association Undergraduate Education Award 2023 

Award Recipient: 
Prof. Carole Woodall 
Associate Professor of Modern Middle East History Department of History 
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Middle Eastern Studies Association Undergraduate Education Award Committee 2023: 

Prof. Nadejda Marinova (Chair), Political Science, Wayne State University
Prof. Sa’ed Atshan, Peace and Conflict Studies and Anthropology, Swarthmore College
Prof. Susanna Ferguson, History, Smith College

The Undergraduate Award Committee is pleased to present the 2023 MESA Undergraduate Education Award to Professor Carole Woodall (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs). Professor Woodall has shown a multi-disciplinary focus in her teaching, and the breadth of pedagogical focus in her work is impressive. 

She has developed history courses and teaching modules in subjects as wide-ranging as the Making of Modern Istanbul; The Late Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic; and Mass Consumption in the Middle East. Professor Woodall has taught courses on women, including Women and War; Women’s Voices from the Margins, and Middle East Women in Film; and classes on Islam and the West, and on Modern Turkey in the Age of Political Islam and Twitter. 

The diversity of original teaching methods in Professor Woodall’s classes ranges from reflection exercises with texts from writer Orhan Pamuk to collaborative podcasts. 

Professor Woodall has also mentored numerous undergraduate and graduate students. The committee was impressed by the written testimonies of 33 of her former students who all spoke about the intellectual impact of Dr. Woodall’s innovative teaching, and her extraordinary dedication as a mentor. According to an alumna, “During my time at UCCS [University of Colorado, Colorado Springs] I have had many great professors who support and nurture the intellect of their students. However, Dr. Woodall goes above and beyond for her students. She is a kind and compassionate soul who utilizes her role to encourage student engagement and student success.” Another student of Professor Woodall pointed out that “Professor Woodall sets the standards for professionalism in the world of higher learning.” 

The MESA Undergraduate Award Committee appreciates the opportunity to unanimously award this recognition to Professor Woodall for her exceptional contributions to pedagogy and the teaching of the Middle East. 

Internship Opportunities for Graduate and Undergraduate Students!

Are you interested in doing an internship to count as a class towards your History BA or MA?

UCCS History undergraduate and graduate students can enroll in an internship course (HIST 3995/6995) for course credit and apply it to their History BA or MA.  Below is a list of local or regional organizations where our students have interned.

You do NOT need to find your own site for the internship. I will help you do that. Just email me, Christina Jimenez, Professor, at cjimenez@uccs.edu 

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum 
United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum 
Pikes Peak Hill Climb Association
One Nation Walking 
Military Legacy Foundation 
Old Colorado City Heritage Society 
World War II Aviation Museum 
African American Historical and Genealogical Society  
Broadmoor Archives 
UCCS University Archives  
Western Museum of Mining and Industry 
United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Archives and Special Collections 
United States Air Force Academy, Clark Special Collections 
Fourth Infantry Division Museum, Fort Carson, CO 
Grand Masonic Lodge of Colorado, Museum and Archive 
The Navigators Archives  
The Manitou Heritage Center 
The Penrose Library Special Collections 
Pueblo County Historical Society, Pueblo, CO 
Bessemer Historical Society & Steelworks Museum, Pueblo, CO 

Under the STUDENTS tab on the History Dept home page. SEE:  Internship Program Page https://history.uccs.edu/internships  

Other Internship Opportunities: 

• International Jobs and Internships: https://career.uccs.edu/channels/international-job-internship-search/  
• Colorado Springs Internship/Job Boards:  
• Colorado-Wyoming Association of Museums: https://www.cwam-us.org/professional-development/jobs/ 
• https://www.colorado.com/co/colorado-springs/museums 
• National Park Service: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/youthprograms/jobs-and-internships.htm 
• City of Colorado Springs Internships: https://coloradosprings.gov/human-resources/page/internships-0 
• El Paso County Internships http://epcounty.com/hr/careers/internships.htm 
• State of Colorado Management Internship Program: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/colorado/jobs/3882420/best-and-brightest-management-internship-and-fellowship-program 
• US Government Internships https://www.usajobs.gov/help/working-in-government/unique-hiring-paths/students/ 
• Colorado Nonprofit Association Job Board https://coloradononprofits.org/careers/?keyword=&category=&workEnviron=&jobType=&industry=&region=&compensationType=&salaryRange=&hourlyRange=&page=1 

Want help launching your career – these resources are always available to UCCS graduates for years after they have left UCCS?  

• Book a Career Coach Appointment on Starfish: Meet one on one with UCCS Career and Innovation Center career coaches. We support students virtually or in-person on resumes, cover letters, internships and jobs, interviews, and graduate school applications. https://uccs.starfishsolutions.com/starfish-ops
• Resume and Cover Letter Guide: https://career.uccs.edu/channels/create-a-resume-or-cover-letter/When it comes time to apply for a job or internship, many of us feel stuck figuring out how to explain our background and experiences in a way that will be compelling to employers. While this process can be tedious, we’re here to help! Check out the resources below and schedule an appointment with us if you need guidance. It is very beneficial to have your documents reviewed and get feedback before submitting them. 
• Interview Preparation: https://career.uccs.edu/channels/prepare-for-an-interview/ Interviewing for an internship and job can be overwhelming, but we are here to support you! Check out these top interviewing tips and resource below for more! 
• Handshake – As a UCCS student, you have access to Handshake: the #1 way college students find jobs. Join today to explore career options, find jobs and internships for students, and connect with employers during on campus career fairs and info sessions.
• SEAN Student Employment Assistance Network – https://seans.uccs.edu/On-campus jobs can be a great way to get professional experience in a flexible setting. These positions often allow you to support a specific department on-campus. Whether it’s research, lab work, administration, or campus outreach, these are excellent ways to dip your toes into getting professional experience at UCCS.
• LinkedIN Job Board: linkedin.com/ Manage your professional identity. Build and engage with your professional network. Access knowledge, insights and opportunities.
• Clyde’s Closet – Free Professional Clothing: https://career.uccs.edu/channels/clydes-closet/Clyde’s Closet is a free, gently used professional clothing closet for UCCS students and alumni to utilize for interviews, career fairs, special events, and everything in between. Students can select up to 7 items per semester (free of charge and no requirement to return the clothing). Clyde’s Closet carries hundreds of clothing items great for any career development event.

Historical Societies and Organizations Membership Information and Conference Schedule 2023-2024

By Tara Harvey, MA Student, Department of History and Vice President of Phi Alpha Theta, Tau Chi Chapter

Calling all History Students! 

Phi Alpha Theta Honor Society, Tau Chi Chapter, encourages you to participate in the amazingly diverse local, regional, and national organizations in our field. In addition to membership, conferences offer venues for presentations, awards, and travel.  

Several conferences offer a group student rate. If this interests you, please let me know.  

In addition to the organizations listed below, if you would like information on other organizations, or areas of specific interest, please feel free to reach out to me at tharvey2@uccs.edu.  

Looking forward to hearing from you! 

All the best,  Tara Harvey 

Organizations and Conference Schedule 2023-2024

*All information must be verified on the organization websites and is subject to change. 

To receive more information about our UCCS organizations, please sign up on Mountain Lion Connect (MLC):
History Club, open to all students, undergraduate and graduate. https://mlc.uccs.edu/organization/historyclub.
History Graduate Student Alliance (HGSA), open to all history graduate students. https://mlc.uccs.edu/organization/historygraduatestudentalliance.
Phi Alpha Theta Honor Society (PAT), Tau Chi Chapter, open to both undergraduate and graduate students. https://mlc.uccs.edu/organization/phialphatheta.

American Academy of Religion (AAR). https://aarweb.org/AARMBR/AARMBR/Home.aspx.
Student Membership: $45, undergraduate or graduate.
Annual Meeting: San Antonio, Texas, November 18–21, 2023, hosted by the American Academy of
Religion (AAR) and the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL)
Conference Registration: Student Registration; Early Bird till May 25, $95; Super Saver May 26-July 27, $120; Advanced July 28-September 21, $150; Regular September 22-November 16, $190.
Conference Registration is Open. https://aarweb.org/2023AnnualMeeting/Home.aspx.
Hotel: Seven hotels with varying conference rates. Housing Registration is open.
Future Conferences: San Diego, California, November 23-26, 2024. Boston, Massachusetts, November 22-25, 2025.

American Historical Association (AHA). https://www.historians.org/.
Student Membership: $42, 3-year $120. Available for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. Proof of current status may be requested.
Annual Conference: San Francisco, California, January 4-7, 2024.
Conference Registration: Student Registration, pre- $92 or on-site $110.
Student Groups: AHA members who register can bring their students: pre-registration $15 or
on-site $30. Students do not need to be members if attending with a faculty member.
Most sessions and events will take place in Hilton Union Square and Hilton Parc 55, located across the street. Conference Registration Opens September 15, 2023. https://www.historians.org/annual-meeting/registration.
Hotels: Hilton San Francisco Union Square, 333 O’Farrell St., San Francisco, CA, 94102, and
Hilton Parc 55 San Francisco, 55 Cyril Magnin St., San Francisco, CA, 94102.
Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration Opens September 15, 2023. https://www.historians.org/annual-meeting/hotels-and-travel. Single or Double Rate: $179.00, Triple Rate: $199.00, Quad Rate: $219.00.
Future Conferences: New York, NY, January 3-6, 2025; Chicago, IL, January 8-11, 2026.

American Society for Environmental History (ASEH). https://aseh.org/.
Student Membership: $45.00. Subscription period: 1 year, on: January 1st.
Annual Conference: The Westin Denver Downtown, Denver, Colorado, April 3-7, 2024.
Conference Registration: Conference Registration will open late fall 2023. https://aseh.org/conferences/aseh-2024-conference.
Hotel: The Westin Denver Downtown, Denver, Colorado. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration will open late fall 2023.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

Association for Asian Studies (AAS). https://www.asianstudies.org/
Student Membership: $40.
Annual Conference: Seattle Convention Center, Seattle, Washington, March 14-17, 2024.
Conference Registration: Student Member Registration, Early Bird till October 5, 2023, $75; October 6- February 22, 2024, $100. Conference Registration is open. https://www.asianstudies.org/conference/register2024/.
Hotel: Sheraton Grand Seattle Hotel, 1400 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is Open. Online: https://www.asianstudies.org/conference/hotel2024/. AAS Group Discounted Rate: $239.
Future Conferences: Columbus, Ohio, March 13-16, 2025, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, March 12-15, 2026.

Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (ASPHS). https://asphs.net/.
Student Membership: $7.
Annual Conference: Lisbon, Portugal, July 2024.
Conference Registration: Not yet available.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

German Studies Association (GSA). https://thegsa.org/
Student Membership: $40, based on income, 0-$50,000.
Annual Conference: Montréal, Québec, Canada, October 5-8, 2023.
Conference Registration: Student Registration, $60, non-member $130. Conference Registration is open. https://thegsa.org/conference/current-conference.
Hotel: Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel, 1201 Boulevard René-Lévesque West, Montréal, Québec,
Canada H3B 2L7. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is open. Conference Rate is CAD $246 (currently $183 US dollars).
Future Conferences: Atlanta, GA, Sept. 26-30, 2024; Arlington, VA, Sept. 25-28, 2025; Phoenix, AZ,
Sept. 24-27, 2026; Arlington, VA, Oct. 1-4, 2027; Indianapolis, IN, Sept. 11-18, 2028.

National Council on Public History (NCPH). https://ncph.org/.
Student Membership: $37.
Annual Meeting: NCPH-UHS, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 10-13, 2024. Held jointly with Utah Historical Association (UHS). Also, virtually and jointly with The Organization of American Historians (OAH).
Conference Registration: Not yet available.https://ncph.org/conference/2024-annual-meeting/.
Hotel: Hilton Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City, Utah. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is not yet available.
Future Conference: Montreal, Quebec, Canada, March 25-30, 2025.

Oral History Association (OHA). https://oralhistory.org/.
Student Membership: $35.
Annual Conference: Baltimore, Maryland, October 18-21, 2023.
Conference Registration: Student Registration, $50. Conference Registration is open. https://oralhistory.org/annual-meeting/.
Hotel: Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor at 300 Light St, Baltimore, MD 21202. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is open. OHA Conference Rate is $174.
Future Conference: Cincinnati, Ohio, October 30-November 2, 2024.

Organization of American Historians (OAH). https://www.oah.org/.
Student Membership: $30, Undergraduate. $50, Graduate.
Annual Conference: New Orleans, Louisiana, April 11-14, 2024.
Conference Registration: Graduate Student Registration $78, on-site $105. Instructor with up to 6 students $425, on-site $500. Conference Registration Opens in November 2023. https://www.oah.org/conferences/oah24/registration-information/.
Hotel: New Orleans Marriot, 555 Canal St., New Orleans, LA, 70130. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is Open. https://www.oah.org/conferences/oah24/accommodations/. Single or Double Rate: $229. Limited Federal Government and Student rates available ($149).
Future Conferences: Chicago, Illinois, April 3, 2025. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 16, 2026. San
Francisco, California, April 1, 2027.

Phi Alpha Theta, Tau Chi Chapter Honor Society (PAT). https://www.phialphatheta.org/.
Student Membership $50, Lifetime.
Regional Conference: University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Saturday, April 6, 2024.
Conference Registration: Not yet available.
Hotel: Not yet available. Reservations and Rates: Not yet available.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

Popular Culture Association (PCA). https://pcaaca.org/.
Student Membership: Unknown.
Annual Conference: Chicago, Illinois, March 27-30, 2024.
Conference Registration: Not yet available.https://pcaaca.org/page/nationalconference.
Hotel: Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, 540 Michigan Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60611. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is not yet available.
Future Conferences: New Orleans, Louisiana, 2025. Atlanta, Georgia, 2026. Boston, Massachusetts, 2027. Chicago, Illinois, 2028. Seattle, Washington, 2029.

Rocky Mountain Interdisciplinary History Conference (RMIHC)
Membership: None required.
Conference: Boulder, CO., October 6-8, 2023. https://www.colorado.edu/conference/rmihc/.
The Humanities and Arts in Global Perspective. Tara Harvey is attending this conference–if you’d like to coordinate attendance or travel to Boulder, reach out to Tara at the email address above.
Conference Registration: $25 plus a small fee through Eventbrite. Registration is open.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

Rocky Mountain Medieval & Renaissance Association (RMMRA). https://www.rmmra.org/.
Student Membership: $27.
Annual Conference: Information not yet available.
Conference Registration: Not yet available. https://www.rmmra.org/future-meetings/.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

Society for Historians of the Gilded Age (SHGAPE). https://www.shgape.org/.
The Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, from the Reconstruction through the
aftermath of World War I, 1865-1920. SHGAPE is an affiliated society of the AHA and the OAH and holds meetings concurrently.
Student Membership: $20, Graduate. In addition, they are eligible to apply for the OAH Graduate Student Essay Prize, and they may receive complimentary tickets to the SHGAPE luncheon at the OAH Annual Meeting.

Society for U.S. Intellectual History (S-USIH). https://s-usih.org/.
Student Membership: $42.
Annual Conference: Denver, Colorado, November 9-11, 2023.
Conference Registration: Member before Oct. 31, $125; Late Registration (Oct. 31-Nov. 9), $175. Conference Registration is open. https://s-usih.org/conference/2023-conference-denver/.
Hotel: The Curtis Hotel Denver, A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 1405 Curtis Street Denver, CO 80202. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is open.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

Society of Civil War Historians (SCWH). https://scwh.memberclicks.net/.
Student Membership: $30. One Year Student Membership: Online Access $30 (not print).
Biennial Conference: Raleigh, North Carolina, June 19-22, 2024.
Conference Registration: Not yet available.
Hotel: Sheraton Raleigh Hotel, 421 S Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27601.
Reservations and Rates: Not yet available.
Future Conference: Not yet available

The Southern Historical Association (SHA). https://www.thesha.org/.
Student Membership: $20 (certification required, seven-year limit).
Annual Conference: Charlotte, North Carolina, November 9-12, 2023.
Conference Registration: Student Registration, $5 for either pre- or on-site registration. Conference Registration is Open. https://thesha.org/register.
Hotel: Westin Charlotte, 601 South College Street, Charlotte, NC 28202. Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is Open. By Phone: (704) 375-2600 (ask for reservations and mention that you are with the SHA) Online: https://book.passkey.com/go/TheSouthernHistorical2023. Single or Double Rate: $179.00, Triple Rate: $199.00, Quad Rate: $219.00. Block Cut-Off Date: October 18, 2023.
Future Conference: Not yet available

UCCS History Graduate Student Alliance (HGSA) Semi-Annual Conference
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Saturday, December 9, 2023.
Graduate students from Dr. Harvey, Dr. Martinez, and Dr. Wei’s Research Seminars will be presenting. Abstracts and biographies will be required from presenters two weeks before the conference. Dr. Davies, Co-Director of UCCS’s new Digital Humanities Center, will lead an interdisciplinary panel discussion on AI during the conference luncheon.
Location: University Center 302 and 303, with luncheon in Clyde’s.
Conference Registration: Not yet available.
Membership: Must be a UCCS graduate student to present. Anyone may attend.
Future Conference: May 2024.

Western Association of Women Historians (WAWH). https://wawh.org/.
Student Membership: There is no student rate. The rate is by income and ranges between $25 and $60. Membership runs from January 1 to December 31.
Annual Conference: Portland, Oregon, April 18-20, 2024.
Conference Registration: Conference Registration is not yet available. https://wawh.org/current-conference.
Hotel: University Place Hotel & Conference Center, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon.
Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is not yet available. Room Rate: $90, 1 King or 2 Doubles.
Future Conference: Not yet available.

World History Association (WHA). https://www.thewha.org/.
Student Membership: $50 for full-time students.
Annual Meeting: San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California, June 27-30, 2024.
Conference Registration: Conference Registration is not yet available. https://www.thewha.org/conferences/sanfran-wha-2024/.
Hotel: Reservations and Rates: Housing Registration is not yet available.
Future Conference: Not yet available.