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Professor Zachary Schrag will be interviewed about The Fires of Philadelphia at the Library of Congress’s Kluge Center. The event will take place in person and be broadcast on Zoom

Professor Zachary Schrag will be interviewed about The Fires of Philadelphia at the Library of Congress’s Kluge Center. The event will take place in person and be broadcast on Zoom

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Professor Cynthia Kierner giving a "Profs and Pints" talk on disaster history on 5/18

Professor Cynthia Kierner giving a "Profs and Pints" talk on disaster history on 5/18

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Dr. Gabrielle Tayac co-authors article demonstrating how ancient indigenous peoples’ sustainable oyster management should inform contemporary global fisheries policies

Dr. Gabrielle Tayac co-authors article demonstrating how ancient indigenous peoples’ sustainable oyster management should inform contemporary global fisheries policies

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Dr. Williamson will deliver a lecture “Almost Lost to History: King Tut and His Tomb”, in celebration of the tomb’s discovery, through the Smithsonian Associates (May 18).

Dr. Williamson will deliver a lecture “Almost Lost to History: King Tut and His Tomb”, in celebration of the tomb’s discovery, through the Smithsonian Associates (May 18).

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Dr. David Gerleman's chapter on horses and mules in the Civil War published in Animal Histories of the Civil War

Dr. David Gerleman's chapter on horses and mules in the Civil War published in Animal Histories of the Civil War

Dr. Gerleman's chapter is titled "As Much a Military Supply as a Barrel of Gunpowder: Horses and Mules as Nineteenth Century Engines of War."

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Professor Alison Landsberg delivers a keynote address at the International Network for Theory of History Annual Conference (April 26-29): "Dialectical Images and Counter-Temporalities: The Rewriting of US Racial Histories in American Mass Culture”

Professor Alison Landsberg delivers a keynote address at the International Network for Theory of History Annual Conference (April 26-29): "Dialectical Images and Counter-Temporalities: The Rewriting of US Racial Histories in American Mass Culture”

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Mason Researchers Present at the 2022 Virginia Forum Conference

Mason Researchers Present at the 2022 Virginia Forum Conference

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Dr. Sheri Ann Huerta was selected by the Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning at George Mason University to receive this year's Adjunct Teaching Excellence Award

Dr. Sheri Ann Huerta was selected by the Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning at George Mason University to receive this year's Adjunct Teaching Excellence Award

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Dr. Sheri A. Huerta was awarded a three-month postdoctoral fellowship through the Omohundro Institute - National Endowment for the Humanities

Dr. Sheri A. Huerta was awarded a three-month postdoctoral fellowship through the Omohundro Institute - National Endowment for the Humanities

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GMU Art History students curate an exhibition, La Vie Quotidienne: Haitian Paintings from the David A. Kravitz Collection, 1970-2000 at Gillespie Gallery, April 8th – 30th

GMU Art History students curate an exhibition, La Vie Quotidienne: Haitian Paintings from the David A. Kravitz Collection, 1970-2000 at Gillespie Gallery, April 8th – 30th

The Gillespie Gallery presents: La vie quotidienne: Haitian Paintings from the David A. Kravitz Collection, 1970-2000 and Highlights from the GMU Art Collection Opening

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