Date: Friday, January 14, 2000
Time: 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Place: 320 Curry Center, Northeastern University
Huntington Ave., Boston, MA

Program:

• 1:00pm-1:05pm Opening Remarks
  Professor Tom Havens, Chair Northeastern University History Department
• 1:05pm-1:20pm
  Tiffany A. Trimmer, MA program: "Revision of World History Bibliographies: Accessibility, Broader Definitions, and Goals for the Future"
• 1:20pm-1:35pm
  Professor Jeffrey Burds: "Conflicted Loyalties: Reassessing the Role of Soviet Communist Party Members During the First German Occupation, 1941"
• 1:35pm-1:50pm
  George Reklaitis, Ph.D. program: "Soviet Pacification Policies in the Non-Russian Borderlands"
• 1:50pm-2:05pm
  Professor Anthony Penna, "Early Climate Change and the Evolution of the Human Species"
• 2:05pm-2:20pm
  Robert Mitchell, MA program: "A Recent History of Cabinda, Angola: The Impact of the Oil Industry and a Military Presence on the Local Population"
• 2:20pm-2:35pm
  Kathleen Simone, MA program: "Saving Sacco-Vanzetti from the Liberal Master Narrative"
• 2:35pm-2:50pm
  Professor Laura Frader: "Gender and the Depression: Perspectives on the Male Breadwinner Ideal in France"
• 2:50pm-3:15pm
  BREAK: Refreshments provided.
• 3:15pm-3:30pm
  Professor Clay McShane: "The Gelded Age in Boston"
• 3:30pm-3:45pm
  Michael Mezzano, MA program: "The Massachusetts Department of Public Works, the Inner Belt, and Community Tensions"
• 3:45pm-4:00pm
  Jim Williams, MA Public History program: "Interpreting the Past Through Historic Houses: A Historical Perspective"
• 4:00pm-4:15pm
  Professor Robert Hall: "Illegal Aliens From Africa: The Clandestine Slave Trade to the United States, 1808-1862"
• 4:15pm-4:30pm
  Mark Johnson, MA program: "A Comparative Analysis of American Massacres: Sand Creek, Samar, My Lai"
• 4:30pm-4:45pm
  Eric Martin, Ph.D. program: "Anti-Colonial Worldviews"
• 4:45pm-5:00pm
  David Kalivas, Ph.D. program: "A World History World View: Owen Lattimore and the Eurasian Zone of Interaction"