Program Schedule: The Value of Historical Work
Event Title
Panel III: Contextualizing the Present: Participation, Cooperation, and Dissent
Location
Chancellor’s Conference Room
Start Date
31-3-2012 10:45 AM
End Date
31-3-2012 12:15 PM
Description
Panel III of the 2012 Graduate History Conference features presentations and papers under the topic of "Contextualizing the Present: Participation, Cooperation, and Dissent."
Additional information about these presentations:
"Neither Reverence Nor Obedience": The Crowd and the Gregorian Reform" Charles Carroll, graduate student (M.A. History)
"The Power of Fission: How the Discovery of Fission Adversely Affected US/Soviet Relations" Kathy Shinnick, graduate student (M.A. History)
"The Human Flesh Search Engine: Democracy, Censorship, and Political Participation in Twenty-First Century China" Vincent Capone, graduate student (M.A. History)
Commentator:
Dr. Esther Kingston-Mann, Professor of History, University of Massachusetts Boston
Panel III: Contextualizing the Present: Participation, Cooperation, and Dissent
Chancellor’s Conference Room
Panel III of the 2012 Graduate History Conference features presentations and papers under the topic of "Contextualizing the Present: Participation, Cooperation, and Dissent."
Additional information about these presentations:
"Neither Reverence Nor Obedience": The Crowd and the Gregorian Reform" Charles Carroll, graduate student (M.A. History)
"The Power of Fission: How the Discovery of Fission Adversely Affected US/Soviet Relations" Kathy Shinnick, graduate student (M.A. History)
"The Human Flesh Search Engine: Democracy, Censorship, and Political Participation in Twenty-First Century China" Vincent Capone, graduate student (M.A. History)
Commentator:
Dr. Esther Kingston-Mann, Professor of History, University of Massachusetts Boston