The Workshop meets in 203 Munroe Hall at 12:15 pm on Tuesdays. Presentations begin at 12:30 pm and are followed by discussion ending at 1:45 pm sharp. Bring a lunch. All are welcome! For further information, please call (302) 831-2371.
| September 9 |
Raymond Callahan, University of Delaware
“You have a Barrack in the Eastern Seas”: The Indian Army and British Power |
| September 16 |
Andrew Zimmerman, George Washington University
Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, and the German Empire - Race and Cotton in the Black Atlantic |
| September 23 |
Julian Yates, University of Delaware
Invisible In[c]ke: Oranges, Secret Writing, and Anecdotal Theory |
| September 30 |
Peter Holquist, University of Pennsylvania
The Russian Role in Formulating the Allies’ May 24, 1915 Note on the Armenian Genocide: Or, Why it is Not Surprising that the Russian Empire Inserted the Phrase “crimes against humanity” |
| October 7 |
Bryant Simon, Temple University
Consuming Third Place: Starbucks and the Illusion of the Coffeehouse |
| October 14 |
Robert Beachy, Goucher College
Sex Tourism and Male Prostitution in Weimar Berlin |
| October 21 |
Jan Fergus, Lehigh University
More Provincial Readers-Poets and Readers of Poetry: Some thoughts on Reader Reception in Eighteenth-Century England |
| October 28 |
Jim McCartin, Seton Hall University
Prayer Becomes Personal and Political: American Catholics in the 1970s |
| November 4 |
Election Day, No workshop scheduled |
| November 11 |
Marcy Norton, George Washington University
Tobacco and Chocolate: The“Columbian Exchange” Revisited |
| November 18 |
Jennifer Moses, University of Delaware
T. Thomas Fortune and the African American Press in the "Golden Age” of Journalism, 1880-1928 |
