Each year, the William and Mary Quarterly, USC’s Early Modern Studies Institute, and the Huntington Library team up to host a two-day, all-expenses-paid workshop in which mid-career scholars get and give feedback on works-in-progress. The workshop’s theme this year is “Early American Environmental Histories” and its convenor is longtime friend of NiCHE James Rice of Tufts University.
The call-for-proposals for the workshop has just been extended to 15 November — and I’m told that Canadian proposals are most certainly welcome. Consider submitting.
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Alan MacEachern
Professor at Western University
I am the author of Becoming Green Gables (coming spring 2024), The Summer Trade (with Edward MacDonald, 2022), & The Miramichi Fire (2020), & the editor of the print/open-access Canadian History & Environment series at University of Calgary Press. I was Director of NiCHE, 2004-15. Contact me at amaceach@uwo.ca.

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- ICEHO Bulletin 19 - March 28, 2019