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UCL Americas Research Network 2024 Conference – Historical Roots, Modern Realities: Nationalism Across the Americas

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A Training Day for Students of the US and Canada (British Library)

British Library 96 Euston Road, London

A training day for students of the US and Canada Mon 9 Oct 2017, 09:45 - 16:00 The British Library’s North American collections are the largest outside of the US, and hold huge research potential for those working in the social sciences and humanities. For the same reasons, researchers new to the Library may find the experience daunting and not know how to best approach using the Library. This training day will prepare researchers to navigate these vast holdings. It is aimed at American and Canadian studies postgraduate students, and third year undergraduates working on a relevant dissertation topic. The Library's North American curator and the Assistant Head of the Eccles Centre for American Studies will lead the day, guiding students through the collections, and giving tips on how to be an effective researcher in the Library. The day will include a look at our often overlooked electronic resources, rich literary holdings, historic […]

Cambridge American History Seminar: “How Black Suffering Became Visible: The Racial Politics of Gulf Hurricanes Since 1945”

Cambridge American History Seminar 2017-2018  We are pleased to announce the schedule of seminars and events for the academic year 2017/18. Seminars will be held on Mondays at 5:00 PM in the Knox Shaw Room, Sidney Sussex College, unless otherwise indicated. Several of the seminars will be based on pre- circulated papers that will be made available two weeks prior to the seminar date. All inquiries should be directed to Jonathan Goodwin, jmg216@cam.ac.uk, 01223 335317. Gareth Davies, Associate Professor of American History and Fellow of St Anne’s College, University of Oxford How Black Suffering Became Visible: The Racial Politics of Gulf Hurricanes Since 1945  Discussion will be based on a pre-circulated paper