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The Racial Precarity of Citizenship and Marriage in the 20th-Century United States

• Presenter:  John Cheng, Associate Professor, Department of Asian and Asian American Studies, Binghamton University
• Commentator:  Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Associate Dean of Research, Faculty Development, and Public Engagement, School of Humanities; Director of the Humanities Center; Chancellor’s Professor of History and Asian American Studies, University of California, Irvine

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Dangerous ‘Passing’: Addie Hunton and Black Women’s Voting in 1920s Virginia

• Presenter: Liette Gidlow, Professor of History, Wayne State University
• Commentator: Steven Hahn, Professor of History, New York University

Little Thieves:  Baby Pickpockets, Infant Burglars, and Youthful Desperados in the Gilded Age

• Presenter: Wendy Gamber, Robert F. Byrnes Professor Emerita, Department of History, Indiana University
• Commentator: Timothy J. Gilfoyle, Professor of History, Loyola University, Chicago

Gendered Injustice: Betty Tyson and the Marginalization of Women in the Wrongful Conviction Crisis

• Presenter: Laura Warren Hill, Associate Professor, CCPA Human Development, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Melanie Newport, Assistant Professor, History, University of Connecticut

Uncovering Injustice: Emma Sigler and Political Cover-ups in 1920s Wisconsin

• Presenter: Joshua Kluever, Binghamton Ph.D. '24
• Commentator: Wendy Gamber, Robert F. Byrnes Professor of History, Indiana University

The Implicit Social Contract: Funding Education and Social Services Without Taxes[1865-1875]

• Presenter: Janine Giordano Drake, Clinical Associate Professor of History, Indiana University
• Commentator: Richard John, Professor of History and CommunicaZons, Columbia University

Skyscrapers and Skid Rows: New York, San Francisco, and the Urban Growth Compromise

• Presenter: Jacob Anbinder, Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow, Cornell University
• Commentator: Ben Holtzman, Assistant Professor of History, Lehman College, CUNY

Catgut in God’s Hands: The Marynkoll Sisters, Gender, and Medical Aid to Korea, 1950-1960

• Presenter: Hannah Ontiveros, Lecturer, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Naoko Shibusawa, Associate Professor of History, Brown University

The Lesson of History: The Politics of the `White Backlash’ from Reconstruction Through the Civil Rights Movement   

• Presenter: Larry Glickman, Stephen and Evalyn Milman Professor in American Studies, Cornell University
• Commentator: Bryant Simon, Laura H. Carnell Professor of History, Temple University

Developing Entrepreneurs: Race, Psychology, and Management Training During the War on Poverty

• Presenter: Jeremy Boyd Goodwin, Ph.D. Candidate, Cornell University
• Commentator: Laura Hill, Associate Professor, CCPA Human Development,        ������Ƶ

Playing with Gender: Modern and Medieval Sex in Fantasy Role-Playing Games, 1970 - 2000

• Presenter: Geoffrey Ramirez, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Michelle M. Sauer, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of English (medieval) & Gender Studies, University of North Dakota

Writing the Biography of a Best-Selling Memoirist: Anne Moody’s Sit-In at the Jackson, Mississippi Woolworth’s on May 28, 1963

• Presenter: Leigh Ann Wheeler, Prof. of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator:  David J. Garrow, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Biography; author of Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama

Black Women’s Letters to Mary Church Terrell: Exploring Epistolary Relationships

• Presenter: Alison Parker, Richards Professor of American History, University of Delaware 
• Commentator:  Leigh Ann Wheeler, Prof. of History, ������Ƶ

The Edmunds-Tucker Act and the Policing of Sex in the Territories 

• Presenters: Katie M. Hemphill, Associate Professor of History, University of Arizona
• Commentator: Amanda Hendrix-Komoto, Associate Professor of History at Montana State University

Death as a Coworker

• Presenters: Professor Julia Haager, Assistant Professor of History, Western Carolina University; Professor Sean Massey, Associate Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Professor Jennifer Brier, Director and Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies, University of Illinois, Chicago

Sowing the Wind: The Road to Revolution in Washington County, Texas, 1840s-1865[1]

• Presenter: Professor Donald G. Nieman, Professor of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Professor Gregg Cantrell, Professor of History and the Erma and Ralph Lowe Chair in Texas History at Texas Christian University

_{[1] Hosea 8:7 "For they sow the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind."}

Chicago and Its Suburbs Belong to Us’: United Power’s Strategy

• Presenter: Professor Dennis Deslippe, Professor of American Studies and Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies, Department Chair of American Studies, Franklin & Marshall College
• Commentator: Professor Benjamin Looker, Associate Professor of American Studies, St. Louis University

Return of the Artisans in the Modern Cities: Masculinized Urban Reforms of Robert A. Woods

• Presenter: Yong Hyeon Kim, Ph.D. Candidate in History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Professor Kathryn Kish Sklar, Professor Emerita of History, ������Ƶ

Degrees of Marginalization: LDS Missionaries and Mormon-Armenians in the Late Ottoman and post-Ottoman Middle East (1890-1928)

• Presenter: Kent Schull, Associate Professor of History, ������Ƶ
•  Commentator: David Gutman, Associate Prof. of History, Manhattanville College

A New Right Emerges, 1969-1980

• Presenter: Don Nieman, Professor of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Alison Kibler, Professor of History, American Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Franklin & Marshall College

They're Coming to Build What Reagan Destroys: The Urban Footprint of Activist Brigades to Nicaragua and the Divergent Growth of Local-level Foreign Policy

• Presenter: Keith Riley, Adjunct Professor of History, Rutgers-Camden
• Commentator: Emily Hobson, Chair, and Associate Professor of GRI and History, University of Nevada, Reno

'He’s Irish and So Am I, Let Us Get To It': The Influence of Irish-American Masculinity on Violent Working-Class Subcultures in Chicago, 1890-1928

• Presenter: Colin Kohlhaas, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: James R. Barrett, Professor Emeritus of History and African American Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

1964

• Presenter: Donald Nieman,  ������Ƶ Provost and Professor of History.
• Commentator: Kevin  Boyle,  William Smith Mason Professor of American History, Northwestern 
  University.

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The Zoonotic Nature  of Tuberculosis

• Presenter: Daniel Vandersommers, Asst. Prof. of History, University of Dayton.
• Commentator: Fa-ti Fan, Professor of History, ������Ƶ.

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“Sorry, Waldman, We  Just Couldn’t  Help It": Socialist State Legislators  in New York, 1912-1922

• Presenter: Joshua  Kluever,  Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ.
• Commentator: Robert Chiles, Co-editor of New York History, and Senior  Lecturer, University of 
  Maryland.

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"Disabled,  Yet on Active  Duty": The Union Army’s Veteran Reserves Corps and Soldiers’ Views of 
Disability during the Civil War

• Presenter: Erika Grimminger, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ.
• Commentator: David  Gerber,  Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Buffalo.

Family Relations and Sex Education in San Francisco, 1930-1945

• Presenter: Julia B. Haager, Ph.D. candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Sharon Ullman, Professor of History, Bryn Mawr College

“They Have Had Several Dates Since the Dance”: Sex, Dating, and the Black Family in Postwar Washington

• Presenter: Miya Carey, Assistant Professor of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Stephen Vider, Assistant Professor of History and Director of the Public History Initiative, Cornell University

Developing Transnational Feminism Duringthe UN Decade for Women

• Presenter: Jessie Frazier, Associate Professor of History, University of Rhode Island
• Commentator: Jocelyn Olcott, Margaret Taylor Smith Director of Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies; Professor of History & International Comparative Studies, Duke University

Boys Will Be New Boys: Masculinity in the Boys’ Club Activities of the Eastern Urban Settlement House, 1900-1930

• Presenter: Yong Hyeon Kim, Ph.D. candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Kevin Murphy, Associate Professor of History, University of Minnesota

Regulation, Restriction and Demand: French Vice in the United States and Cuba

• Presenter: Elisa Camiscioli, Associate Professor of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Katie Hemphill, Associate Professor of History, University of Arizona

Black Feminists on Television in the 1970s

• Presenter:  Alison Kibler, Professor of American Studies and Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Franklin and Marshall College
• Commentator: Aniko Bodroghkozy, Professor of Media Studies, University of Virginia

A Noxious Example of Corruption": Irish Labor Sluggers in the Chicago Building Trades, 1896-1925

• Presenter:  Colin Kohlhaas, Ph.D. candidate in History at ������Ƶ
• Commentator:  David Bates, Assistant Professor of History, Concordia University Chicago.

An Absolute Whiteness: Jack the Clipper as Radical Racist Counter-Fiction in Late-      Nineteenth-Century America

• Presenter:  Sean Cosgrove, Ph.D. candidate in History at Cornell University
• Commentator:  Diane Sommerville, Professor of History, ������Ƶ

‘Dancing on the Glass Ceiling’: A History of the Harvard-Radcliffe Program in Business Administration

• Presenter: Kwelina Thompson, Ph.D. candidate, Cornell University
• Commentator: Leigh Ann Wheeler, Professor of History, ������Ƶ

 “‘Just the Kind a Man the Uncle Wanted’: Native American Soldiers in the Spanish-American and Philippine-American Wars” 

• Presenter: Kerry Roe, Ph.D. candidate, ������Ƶ 
• Commentator: Ryan Hall, Assistant Professor of History and Native American Studies, Colgate University 

“‘Wise Spending is My Hobby’: The General Federation of Women’s Clubs during World War II”

• Presenter: Katie Stankiewicz, Ph.D. candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Alison Kibler, Professor of American Studies and Chair ofthe Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program, Franklin & Marshall College 

 “‘The future of the race depends upon the children’: Disability, Reproduction, and Sex Education in Chicago Public Schools”

• Presenter: Julia Brooke Haager-Devin, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Professor Mallory Szymanski, Assistant Professor of History, Alfred University

“Anne Moody: Leaving Mississippi and Writing Coming of Age, 1964-1968”

• Presenter: Leigh Ann Wheeler, Professor of History, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Deborah Gray White, Board of Governors Professor of History and Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University

“‘We Shall Not Be Moved’: SNCC Veterans Shaping the History They Made”

• Presenter: Emilye Crosby, Professor of History, SUNY-Geneseo
• Commentator: Robyn C. Spencer ’90, Associate Professor of History, Lehman College

 “‘Like Throwing Away Your Umbrella in a Rainstorm’: The Color-Blind Challenge to Civil Rights, 1989-Present”

• Presenter: Donald Nieman, ������Ƶ Provost and author of Promises to Keep African Americans and the Constitutional Order, 1776 to the Present
• Commentator: Evan Faulkenbury, Assistant Professor of History, SUNY-Cortland

“‘The Worst Divorce Case that Ever Happened’: The New York Times Women’s Caucus’ Fight Against Sex Discrimination, 1972-1978”

• Presenter: Marama Whyte, Visiting Scholar at New York University and Ph.D. candidate at the University of Sydney.
• Commentator: Leigh Ann Wheeler, Professor of History at ������Ƶ

“When Indians Were White, then Not: Denaturalization and the Precarity of Racial Citizenship in Early 20th-Century America”

• Presenter: John Cheng, Associate Professor of Asian and Asian-American Studies, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Derek Chang, Associate Professor of History, Cornell University 

“Dr. Spock and Donna Reed: Celebrity Recruitment and Respectable Protest in theEarly Anti-Vietnam War Movement.”

• Presenter: Sarah King, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Jessie Frazier, Assistant Professor, Marine Affairs, History, and Genderand Women’s Studies, University of Rhode Island

“‘We believe there is need of caution’: Prescribing Opiates in the Civil War Era”

• Presenter: Jonathan Jones, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Gwen Kay, Professor of History, SUNY-Oswego

‘Being Well Born’: How Social Hygiene and Sex Education Moved into New York City’s Public Schools, 1900-1920”

• Presenter: Julia Devin, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Mario Rios Perez, Assistant Professor in the History of Education,Syracuse University

“The Church Amendment Reconsidered: Lost Ethical Assumptions of the First Federal Health Care Conscience Clause”

• Presenter: Ronit Stahl, Fellow, Department of Medical Ethics & Health Policy, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
• Commentator: Leigh Ann Wheeler, Professor of History at ������Ƶ

“‘We Didn’t Know We Were Making History’: The UAW Women’s Auxiliaries and the Flint General Motors Sit-Down Strike, 1936 - 1937”

• Presenter: Tiffany Baugh-Helton
• Commentator: Randi Storch, Professor and History Department Chair, SUNY Cortland

“’The Flames which they Seek to Extinguish’: Catholics, Human Rights, and U.S. -Guatemalan Relations, 1976-1980”

• Presenter: Michael Cangemi, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Timothy A. Byrnes, Charles A. Dana Professor and Chair of Political Science, Colgate University

“’The Fiercest Energy of the Movement’: Americans’ Gendered Understanding of Nihilism”

• Presenter: Chelsea Gibson, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Claudia Verhoeven, Associate Professor of History, Cornell University

“Countering the ‘Campaign of Slander’: How Suffragists Mobilized Sexual Morality”

• Presenter: Jessica Derleth, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Faye Dudden, Charles A. Dana Professor of History Emerita, Colgate University

“The General Federation of Women’s Clubs Crusade for Morality in the Mass Media during the 1950s and 1960s”

• Presenter: Katie Stankiewicz, Ph.D. Candidate, ������Ƶ
• Commentator: Whitney Strub, Associate Professor and Director of Women’s andGender Studies, Rutgers University, Newark