History
Awards/Honors || Fellowships || Research Grants || Internships || Conference Presentations || Publications || Community Service/Outreach || Recent alumni employment/positions
Awards/Honors
Fellowships
Fulbright Dissertation Fellow to Venezuela, 2010-2011, Edward Pompeian, PhD, History.
Research Grants
Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant to Hungary, 2009-2010, Kristina Poznan, MA, History.
Internships
Conference Presentations
"Native Americans, Socialist Propaganda, and the Politics of the Oppressed." Presenter. Native American and Indigenous Studies Conference, Sacramento, California. May 19-21, 2011. Lucie Kyrova, PhD, History.
“Building Culture as Competition: Demonstrating Knowledge on Construction Sites in Eighteenth-Century Virginia,” presented at the Business History Conference, held in St.Louis, MO. April 1-2, 2011. Elizabeth Cook, PhD, History.
“A 'Parcel of Carpenters & Joyners Tools': Carpenters, Clients, and Material Culture in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg,” presented at the Virginia Forum, held in Lexington, VA. March 25-26, 2011. Elizabeth Cook, PhD, History.
“'By Work Done For Me': Building Culture and Client Relationships in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg,” presented at“'I Know My Place': The Interaction of Urban Space and Social Hierarchies in History", Held at Oxford University, Oxford, UK. May 14, 2011. Elizabeth Cook, PhD, History.
"Pacific Trade Winds: Towards a Global History of the Manila Galleon" presented at Redefining World History Conference, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, March 12-13, 2011, Matthew Thomas, MA, History.
Sarah Thomas. "Vernacular Architecture Forum Conference 2011," Falmouth, Jamaica, May 31-June 5, 2011. Sarah Thomas, MA, History.
Sarah Thomas, "Slavery in the 1780s Backcountry: Redwell Furnace and Pine Forge," Virginia Forum Conference, Lexington, Virginia, 2011. Sarah Thomas, MA, History.
Lu Ann Homza, Kimberly Bassett, Aaron Gregory, Meredith Howard, and Hanna Langstein. "William & Mary in the Kingdom of Navarre: Research in the Pamplona Archives." No. 4 in the Fall 2010 Town-Gown Lecture Series sponsored by the Christopher Wren Association, held in Williamsburg, VA. October 7, 2010. Aaron J. Gregory, MA, Comparative History.
“Nicaragua and the American Indian Movement: International Influences on Indian Activism in the United States” presented at 31st American Indian Workshop, Prague, Czech Republic, March 2010, Lucie Kyrova, PhD, History.
“Lord Baltimore’s ‘Lesser Common-wealths’: Town-Founding and the Politics of a Proprietary Colony, 1658-1689” presented at British Group in Early American History Conference, St. Anne’s College, Oxford University, September 2010, Paul Musselwhite, PhD, History.
Symposium Participant, Heidelberg Center for American Studies, Spring Academy, March 2010, Paul Musselwhite, PhD, History.
Publications
Laura M. Ansley, PhD, History and Renee M. Sentilles, "Theater" in Civil War America: A Social and Cultural History, eds. Maggi Morehouse and Zoe Trodd. New York: Routledge, forthcoming (2012).
Gordon Barker, 2009 PhD, History. The Imperfect Revolution: Anthony Burns and the Landscape of Race In Antebellum America. Kent State University Press, American Abolitionism and Antislavery, 2010.
Community Service/Outreach
Recent alumni employment/positions
Ellen Adams, 2010 PhD, History, Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Saginaw Valley State University.
Celine Carayon, 2010 PhD, History, Assistant Professor of History, Utah Valley University, Orem Utah.
Brian Daugherity, 2011 PhD, History, Assistant Professor of History, Virginia Commonwealth University
Dan Ingram, 2010 PhD, History, Assistant Professor of History, Ball State University.
Ted Maris-Wolf, 2011 PhD, History, Assistant Professor of History, University of Louisiana, Lafayette Louisiana.
Jennifer Oast, 2010 PhD, History, Assistant Professor of History, Bloomsburg University, PA.
Edward Pompeian, 2011 PhD, History, McNeil Center Fellow, University of Pennsylvania.
Andrew Sturtevant, 2011 PhD, History, Visiting Assistant Professor of History, St. Lawrence University.
Sarah McCartney, 2010 MA, History, 1st Year PhD Student, University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
