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The Organization of American Historians wishes to remind all scholars of the upcoming 5 April preregistration deadline for its 94th Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, California, 26-29 April 2001.
This year the meeting is expected to draw 2,500 college and university faculty, graduate students, precollegiate teachers, book editors, librarians, public historians, and museum educators. Featured highlights include:
Presidential address by urban historian Kenneth T. Jackson
A session on writing biography including Blanche Wiesen Cook, David Levering Lewis, and Donald Worster
A session on U.S. history textbooks featuring David M. Kennedy, Mary Beth Norton, and Edward Ayers
A plenary session featuring NEH chair William R. Ferris and
including Darlene Clark Hine, Joyce Appleby, Linda K. Kerber, and William H. Chafe (to be televised by C-SPAN)
More than 140 panels, sessions, tours, and workshops on American history
To register or view the entire program on-line, visit (http://www.oah.org/meetings/2001). Founded in 1907, OAH is the
world's largest professional association of historians dedicated to
the teaching and research of American history.
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