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Universalizing the Holocaust – An International Conference
Dauer Hall 319Dan Simone, Racing, Region, and the Environment: A History of American Motorsports
05 Flint--Department Conference RoomDr. Dan Simone earned his Ph.D. from UF in 2009. He wrote his dissertation, “Racing, Region, and the Environment: A History of American Motorsports," under the guidance of Dr. Jack …
(Re)Writing Southern History A Conference in Honor of Dr. William A. Link
Keene Faculty Center, Dauer HallA Conversation with Chief Afukaka: Indigenous Peoples and Partnerships in the Brazilian Amazon
Smathers 100 Library EastIzabela Wagner, From The Warsaw Ghetto To Human Rights Organizations: The Extraordinary Life Of Alina Margolis
George A. Smathers Library: Grand Reading Room and Judaica Suite University of Florida, GainesvilleHistory Honors Conference
Smathers 100 Library EastOur annual showcase of theses by undergraduate honors students. For more on our program, check out its homepage here: https://history.ufl.edu/undergraduate-studies/undergraduate-honors-program/
The American Jewish Experience
Pugh Hall OcoraJonathan Dekel-Chen, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and East European Jews: What’s New, What’s Not
Isser and Rae Price Library of Judaica, 1545 West University AvenueThomas van Gaalen, “Amigos de los Muelles.” Mapping how transatlantic solidarities shaped the Curaçaoan Radical Movement, 1900-1940
Towards the late 19th century, heightened patterns of exchange and interaction emerged between socialists across the world. The ideal of international solidarity, which had become increasingly important for socialists, attracted …
Digital Archives as Decolonial Practice
Dr. Ricia Anne Chansky, Professor and Director of the Oral History Lab, UPR Mayaguez; Jose Morales Benitez, Librarian, UPR Mayaguez & Christina Boyles, Assistant Professor of Culturally Engaged Digital Humanities, …
Ukraine and the Jews: An Interdisciplinary Conference
George A. Smathers Library: Grand Reading Room and Judaica Suite University of Florida, GainesvilleThe Dialectics of the Antiquities Rush with Suzanne Marchand
Fine Arts Building B 105Organized by UF’s Phi Beta Kappa Society Chapter.
The Criminalization of Whooping in the Nineteenth-Century Choctaw Nation: A Case Study in Language and History
Turlington Hall, Room 1208In the 19th century, the Choctaw Nation passed a law to criminalize whooping, and many Choctaw citizens were prosecuted for this crime in the period between 1880 and 1906. This talk considers …
Pub Trivia Event
Pugh Hall OcoraJoin the Bob Graham Center and the Department of History for a fun night of trivia, food, and prizes! Trivia will include questions on history, international affairs, pop culture, and more.
Frederick Clark, Dividing Time: Periodizing Ancient/Medieval/Modern in Early Modern Europe
George A. Smathers Library: Grand Reading Room and Judaica Suite University of Florida, GainesvilleCindy Ermus, “Digital Humanities, AI Literacy, and the Historical Profession”
005 Keene-Flint HallLillian Guerra, Cuba and the Photography of Andrew St. George
Smathers 100 Library EastHannah Marcus, Forbidden Knowledge: Medicine, Science, and Censorship in Early Modern Italy
George A. Smathers Library: Grand Reading Room and Judaica Suite University of Florida, GainesvilleKeri Watson, The Barefoot Mailman and Florida’s Post Office Murals
Harn Museum of Art: AuditoriumBook Launch: A Tale of Two Granadas by Max Deardorff
Keene Faculty Center, Dauer HallSharony Andrews Green, The Chase and Ruins: Zora Neale Hurston in Honduras (History Graduate Student Guest Lecture Series)
Online via ZoomDr. Sharony Andrews Green, Associate Professor of African American History at the University of Alabama, will be a guest speaker at the first History Graduate Student Guest Lecture Series. Sharony …