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patrick RaelHenry Muhlenberg in Lancaster, PA 1780-1815 as Botanist and Renaissance ManTraditional panelProfessor, Dept of History, Millersville Univ.tanya.kevorkian@millersville.eduTopics: environmental history, botany, German Americans in PA, herbal medicine, echoes of Indigenous presence. Draft of a chapter in a forthcoming book on the environmental history of the area of Lancaster, PA since the 1300s.
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Michael WaltersOn Revolutionary Success: Assessing Efficacy of the American Revolution with Comparison and two Analyses.Participating in traditional panelD. Litt, 2017, Drew University: On Quests for Independence -- Evolutions of Ireland, Haiti, and Colonialism; part-time instructor of writing and Math, NJCU; PCCC, both in NJ.mkwalter@drew.eduTopics: environmental history, botany, German Americans in PA, herbal medicine, echoes of Indigenous presence. Draft of a chapter in a forthcoming book on the environmental history of the area of Lancaster, PA since the 1300s.
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Elliot WarrenThe Common Hall: Local Leaders and the Development of Political Economy in the United States, 1786-1800Traditional panelPhD candidate, ABD, College of William & Maryejwarren@wm.edu
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Jamie WeissA Foreigner Would Be Cheated: Andrei Dashkov’s Analysis of Diplomacy and Deception in the Formative Years of United States and Russian RelationsOpen to any formatPhD Student, 3rd year, University of Georgiajamie.weiss@uga.edu
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Annie EvansExploring data literacy, digital scholarship and storytelling via digital humanites as a K16 bridge Creative formatNew American History - based at U. of Richmond in VA, K12 educator who collabs with historian Ed Ayers and the UR Digital Scholarhsip Lab. Our work is focused on creating K-12 digital humanities OER resources - building bridges between digital scholarhsip and HS/FYE history survey coursesAnne.Evans@richmond.eduLooking for scholars/K12 educators to collab on ways digital scholarship may be used to engage and improve our instruction and the way students interact with the past. Building on recent move within SHEAR community to reach out more to K12 educators and better prepare students for further academic studies of the humanities.
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Gabriel Loiaconoon continuities in American & British local government, through the Revolutionary periodtraditional panelProfessor of History, University of Wisconsin Oshkoshloiacong@uwosh.edu
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Yoav HamdaniEnslaved Military Servants during the Revolutionary War Traditional panelPostdoctoral Fellow, Hebrew University of Jerusalemyoav.hamdani@gmail.comWe are two panelists and are looking for a third. The topic is Labor during the Revolutionary War, but we are open to suggestions.
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Catherine HutinettUsing the 250th anniversary to analyze memory, gendering, and public history of the revolutionopen to any format 3rd year PhD student, University of Missouriclhkh7@umsystem.eduWould love to work with other scholars of memory, gender, or public history!
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Ashlea Fishburn-MooreA Family Affair: Reputation, Honor, and Credit on the New Frontier of Slavery
open to any formatPhD candidate, University of Pittsburghahf23@pitt.edu
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Cameron Sauers Impoverished and Orphaned Children in the early American Republicopen to any format2nd year PhD student, Penn Statects5575@psu.edu
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Boyd MurphreePress, Party, and Power: Reexamining the Thomas Ritchie Affair in the Age of Fox Newstraditional panelPolitical Papers Archivist, Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida (PhD)bmurphree@ufl.eduI would like to organize a panel on First Amendment issues and challenges in the EAR.
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Robert O'SullivanThe Founders' Constitution: Irish Americans, Revolutionary Memory and Jacksonian Democracy, 1828-1840traditional panelPostdoctoral Fellow, University of Notre Dame
robert.osullivan1@btinternet.com (ND affiliation from January 2025)
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Kimberly V. Jones"For Want of Proper Assistant": Childhood and Slavery in Virginiaopen to any formatAssistant Professsor, University of Denverkjone445@du.eduDisability, slavery, childhood slavery, and gender
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Janika Dillonopen to any format3rd-year PhD student at Northeasterndillon.ja@northeastern.eduTopics: Early America, New England, almshouses, disability, Northern slavery, women's benevolent societies, childhood poverty, digital humanities, women enslavers
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Evan StewartUS Conceptions of Simón Bolívar at the Birth of the Second Party Systemtraditional panel3rd year PhD Student at Washington University in St. Louisevan.stewart@wustl.eduTopics: US-Latin America, Early American politics, Jacksonian America, legacy of the American Revolution, liberalism and militarism, press coverage, hemispheric history, elections
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Natasha Henry-Dixon Bondage Across Borders: The American Revolution and the Expansion of Black Enslavement in Upper Canadatraditional panelAssistant Professsor, York University, Toronto, Canadahenryn@yorku.ca
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Craig GallagherThe Revolutionary War in Northern New England and QuebecOpen to any formatAssistant Professor, Colby-Sawyer Collegecraig.gallagher@colby-sawyer.eduMy paper would investigate the impact of the Revolutionary War on settlements in northern Connecticut River area - interested in similar perspectives on wider border region with Quebec
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Stewart Davenport A New Birth of Unfreedom: Disenfranchisement and Emerging Racial Nationalism, 1813-1821traditional panel Professor of History, Pepperdine University stewart.davenport@pepperdine.eduTopics: racial disenfranchisement, new/revised state constitutions
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Timothy BrownA Pioneer of Political Antislavery: Charles Miner and the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbiatraditional panel3rd year PhD Student at the University of Connecticuttimothy.2.brown@uconn.eduTopics: Antislavery in the Early American Republic
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Christopher Del Santo American Helots? Conceptions of Classical Slavery in the Making of American Federalism Traditional panel3rd year PhD Student at CUNY Graduate Centercdelsanto@gradcenter.cuny.eduTopics: Slavery/Antislavery, Politicization of History, Racemaking, American Revolution, Constitution, Missouri Crisis, Classics in Early America
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Kevin MurphyOaths of Loyalty in the Making of the American RepublicOpen to any formatAdjunct Assistant Professor, CUNY-Queens Collegekevin.murphy@qc.cuny.edu
Topics: War for Independence, state-building/constituion-making, religious dissent, racial and gendered construction of citizenship.
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Laura ClerxThe Science of Settlement: western land companies and eastern scientific societies in the early national United States
open to any format but traditional preferred
PhD Candidate, Boston Collegeclerxl@bc.eduTopics: 18th/19th Century Political Economy, Scientific Institutions, Commerce, US and Transnational Companies/Corporate Structure in Early Republic; Knowledge and Proft
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Julie WinchWill chair or comment on a session on the lives of free Black people in the Early Republic, enslavement, and/or abolitionEmerita, UMASS-Bostonjulie.winch@umb.edu
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Donna RillingLegal literacy -- a (probate) case of a free Black woman in Philadelphiatraditional panel (probably)Associate Professor, SUNY, Stony Brookdonna.rilling@stonybrook.edu
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Patrick RaelHow modern board games represent histories of Atlantic slaveryProbably traditional but openProfessor, Bowdoin Collegeprael@bowdoin.eduTopics: Slavery; Underground railroad; Atlantic world; popular culture; representation
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Daniel MandellThe uncertain locus of authority in the early RepublicRoundtable or traditional panelEmeritus, Truman State Univdmandell@truman.eduI'm interested in exploring the continued significance during the early Republic of "informal" governing entities (like county conventions and nascent political parties) outside constituted institutions (e.g. elected town and state governments).
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Jordan DensonFrom Edward “Ned” Hector to William Parker—Africans Who Fought for Liberation in Pennsylvania during the Antebellum PeriodTraditionalAssistant Professor, Lincoln University of Pennsylvaniajdenson@lincoln.edu
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CJ Martin “On the Altar of Freedom”: Reverend John W. Lewis, and Abolition in Black and White (Interested in Abolition, race and the Early Republic)AnyVisiting Assistant Professor, College of the Holy Crosscjmartin@holycross.eduSubmitted as single paper - interested in joining a panel on abolition, Black leaders in the Early Republic, or Biography
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Carissa O'PryThose Whom Liberty Forgot: The Motivations of Black Soldiers to Fight in the American Revolutionary WarOpen to any format2nd year Master's student, Texas Tech Universitycaopry@ttu.eduSubmitted an individual paper - interested in learning more on and joining a panel about topics that discuss race during the American Revolution, the involvement of Black soldiers during the war, or slavery during the Revolution.
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