Cindy I-Fen Cheng has been in the unusual and challenging position of having to do an enormous amount of curriculum development. When she arrived at UW-Madison, there was no established curriculum for Asian American History …
U.S./North American History
History Department Colloquium
Panel on “Intimate Labors and Home Ownership” with April Haynes (early American republic) “Sweet Home and Elusive Homeownership in South Korea from the 1960s to 1970s” Eunhee Park Monday, October 24, 2016 11:50-1:20 PM Curti …
Hilldale Lecture Series
“How History Keeps Us Racist – And What To Do About It.” James W. Loewen, author of the bestseller Lies My Teacher Told Me Monday, October 24, 2016 4:30-6:30 PM Fluno Center, Howard Auditorium From …
Annual James Madison Lectures
featuring Pulitzer Prize Winner Dr. Gordon S. Wood Five years have passed since the emergence of democracy movements across the Middle East. In his lectures, Dr. Wood will share insights from his lifelong study of …
All History of Science Department Events for Fall 2011
September 2 (Friday) at Noon Brown Bag Introductions and Planning Location: 204 Bradley Memorial September 9 (Friday) at Noon Victoria Nourse, UW-Madison Law School “Progressive Science: The Eugenic Revival of the 1930s.” Location: 204 Bradley …
OAH statement defending William Cronon
Read full article at OAH’s website.
All History of Science Department Events for Fall 2010
September 3 (Friday) at Noon Brown Bag Introductions September 10 (Friday) at Noon Kellen Backer, Bridget Collins, Brad Moore, and Scott Trigg, UW-Madison “The TAA, and the place of teaching in a graduate career.” September …
Professor John M. Cooper, New York Times op-ed contributor, writes column “Obama’s Prize, Wilson’s legacy” (pdf)
Professor Colleen Dunlavy in On Wisconsin, Summer 2009 Issue (pdf)
All History of Science Department Events for Spring 2007
January 26 (Friday) at Noon Christina Matta and Richard Staley, UW-Madison “A Graduate Student’s Guide to Publishing.” February 2 (Friday) at Noon Kellen Backer, UW-Madison February 8 (Thursday) at 3:45 pm Colloquium: Naomi Oreskes, University …