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Afternoon Sessions of AHA Affiliated Societies
Saturday,
January 8, 2:30–4:30 p.m.
- Westin, Adams Room. American Association for History and Computing Session 4. Intersections of History and New Technologies
- Sheraton, Juniper Room. American Catholic Historical Association
Session 7
U.S. Latino Catholic Foundations, Devotions, and Pious Societies
- Sheraton,
Madrona Room. American
Catholic Historical Association Session 8
Preservation and Publication: Archivists and Historians in Dialogue
- Westin, Vashon Room I. American Society of Church History
Session 21
Beyond Byzantium: Christian Communities of the Late Antique and
Early Islamic Near East
- Westin, Whidbey Room. American Society
of Church History Session 22.
Society for Austrian and Habsburg History Session 2.
Before and After Hus: Law, Politics, and the
Church in Late Medieval Bohemia
- Westin, Orcas Room. American Society
of Church History Session 23.
Recent Western Canada
- Westin, Vashon Room II. American
Society of Church History Session 24.
David Hempton's An Empire of the Spirit: The Rise of Methodism
in a New World Order, 1730–1880
- Westin, Blakely Room. American Society of
Church History Session 25
Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Contemporary Christianity: Japan
and the United States
- Westin, St. Helens Room. American Society of Church History Session 26
Worm Holes or Parallel Universes? Constructions and Reconstructions
of Sacred Space
- Convention Center, Room 309. Chinese Historians in the
United States Session 3
Rise of “New Social History” in China: Observations
from China, Japan, and the United States
- Convention Center, Room 213. Conference on Latin American
History Session 16
Rethinking Argentina: Change and Continuity, 1870–1940
- Convention Center, Room 214. Conference
on Latin American History Session 17
Ecuador's Archives: Exploring New Sources for Municipal, Regional,
National History
- Convention Center, Room 203. Coordinating Council for
Women in History Session 5
Gender in Diaspora, Transnational, and Borderlands Studies
- Convention Center, Room 305. National
Council on Public History.
Designing a Curriculum: Core Ideas for Creating and Maintaining
a Public History Program
- Convention Center, Room 306. New England Historical
Association
Moving In and Out of New England: Mobility, Regionalism, and
Ethnic Identity in the Nineteenth Century
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Convention Center, Room 302. Polish American Historical
Association Session 3
Polonian Relations with Non-Polonians
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Westin, Olympic Room. Society
for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive
Era Session 4.
Shaping the Role of Women and the Image of Boys
- Sheraton, West Ballroom A. Society
for Italian Historical Studies Session 2.
Violence in Modern Italy
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Sheraton, Suite 416. Society for
the History of Technology. The Earth as an Artifact
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