SESSION ONE. Monroe 210. 9 AM—Cultural Identities: From the Russian Stage to the Latin East
Moderator: Dr. Jason Sellers
Madison Worth, “Not Like the West: Why Rus’ Christianization Diverged from Scandinavian Patterns”
Donald E. Glander, “Contextualizing Crusaders in Constantinople: Revisiting the Relationship Between Byzantium and the Latin West (1095-1204)”
Kellen Ideker …
History and American Studies Symposium University of Mary Washington – Department of History and American Studies Cedric Rucker University Center, Friday, April 26, 2024 SESSION ONE. Colonnade Room. 9 AM—Religion and Sports in US History and CultureModerator: Dr. Erin DevlinMargaret Jones, “Norman Vincent Peale and His Capitalistic Venture”Joey Welch, “Bill Russell, Sports, Race, and Media: Examination of […]
University of Mary Washington – Department of History and American Studies Friday, April 21, 2023 SESSION ONE. Monroe 111. 9 AM—Foreign Wars, Imperial Entanglements, and US Foreign Relations in Historical PerspectiveModerator: Dr. Will MackintoshJordan Leahey, “Ferdinand Marcos and the U.S. Congress: Power vs. Ideals”Ricky Muñoz, “An Empire to Be: American-Dominican Relations and the Spectre of Imperialism”Daniel […]
History and American Studies Symposium University of Mary Washington – Department of History and American Studies Friday, April 22, 2022. SESSION ONE. Monroe 210. 9 AM—Art, Politics, and Cinema in American LifeModerator: Dr. Will MackintoshBonnie L. Akkerman, “Courage and Cowardice as Depicted in WWI Films”Carson Berrier, “How the AfriCOBRA Movement Art Helped Redefine the ‘Black Aesthetic’”Antonio Hicks, […]
Along with much of the world, our community is shocked at Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine, the humanitarian crisis of this war, and the effects it will have on global security and the global economy. To discuss these recent events, a panel discussion followed by Q&A about the war in Ukraine will be held on […]
