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Join us (virtually) on\u00a0March 17, 2023<\/b>\u00a0for the Underhill Graduate Student Colloquium, presented by 杏吧原创\u2019s Department of History.\u00a0 This year\u2019s theme is\u00a0History in Conversation: Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity<\/b>.\u00a0 Our objective is to promote emerging historical research by graduate students, whilst fostering collaboration and interdisciplinarity among our peers.<\/p>\n
History is ever-evolving in scope and breadth. Its medium is no longer confined to written sources, but a collaboration of sources that range from oral histories to digital culture to material culture, and everything in between. History can, and indeed is, continuing to grow from beyond the confines of the academy. For example, the work of public historians has mainstreamed such important, collaborative approaches, bringing history to the public and fostering broader engagement. As an emerging cohort of historians, we feel this is integral work.<\/p>\n
Be it through collaboration with colleagues, or by employing methods and practices from other disciplines, this act of scholarly cooperation can only serve to foster lines of inquiry and produce results that no single discipline would have been able to achieve alone.<\/p>\n
To that end, this year\u2019s colloquium will feature graduate student work that explores the notion of history in conversation \u2013 how historians and scholars in other fields are working together, both directly and indirectly, to expand our historical understandings. Be it approaches in public policy, social sciences, STEM, geography \u2013 how are we employing interdisciplinarity in our histories.<\/p>\n
With this focus on\u00a0History in Conversation,<\/b>\u00a0we are looking for MA and PhD submissions from all disciplines that consider the following:<\/p>\n