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World Social Science Association

Formerly the Western Social Science Association

Scholarship, Service, Collegiality

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AAAS - African/African American Studies
ABS - Association For Borderland Studies
AFIT - Economics (Association For Institutional Thought)
AIS - American Indian Studies
AS - Asian Studies
CDD - Chronic Disease & Disability
CJC - Criminal Justice & Criminology
CMS - Communication Studies
CS - Canadian Studies
EG - Economics General

EPN - Environmenal Policy & Natural Resource Management
GD - Globalization & Development
HIS - History
LASC - Latin American Studies & Chicano-Iberian Culture Network
MC - Mass Communication
MENA - Middle East & North Africa
NPPS - Non-Profit, Philanthropy, Social Enterprise & Entrepreneurship
NZAS - New Zealand & Australia Studies
PA - Public Administration
PFB - Public Finance & Budgeting

PS - Political Science
RAS - Rural & Agricultural Studies
SA - Sociology & Anthropology
SES - Slavic & Eurasian Studies
SP - Social Psychology
SW - Social Work
URPE - Union For Radical Political Economists
US - Urban Studies
WGBL - Women's, Gender, & LGBTQ Studies

HIS - History

14
Apr
2023

HIS 1 - Teaching and Pedagogy

04-14-2023 9:00 am -11:15 am
Augustine

Primary Contact: Monica S. Gallamore Ph.D.
Title: Coordinator
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Moderator:  Melissa Biegert, Ph.D., Austin Community College

 

“New Media as A Tool for Cultural and Heritage Digital Exhibitions “, Afolabi, Arkansas State University
“Teaching History to Today's Students: Connecting the Past with a Double-Major Present”, Alex Ramsland and Holly Collins, Ph.D., Baylor University

14
Apr
2023

HIS 2 - European History

04-14-2023 1:00 pm -2:30 pm
Wind Flower

Primary Contact: Monica S. Gallamore Ph.D.
Title: Coordinator
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Moderator:  Monica S. Gallamore, Ph.D., WSSA History Section Coordinator

 

“OMG, EW: Death by Naturalism in 19th-Century France”, Holly Collins, PhD, Baylor University
“Stalin’s Architect Boris Iofan’s Ultimate Style: A Tribute to Kazimir Malevich”, Danilo Udovicki, University of Texas at Austin
“The Greeks of Romance Sicily”, Aaron Moreno, Ph.D., St. Mary's University

14
Apr
2023

HIS 3 - Issues in Colonialism and Post-colonialism

04-14-2023 2:45 pm -4:15 pm
Wind Flower

Primary Contact: Monica S. Gallamore Ph.D.
Title: Coordinator
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Moderator:  Monica S. Gallamore, Ph.D., WSSA History Section Coordinator

 

“Twists and Turns: Chief Leabua Jonathan and cross-border collaborations with South Africa, 1965-1976/7”, Chitja Twala, University of the Free State
“Wars of the Locust: Social Construction and the Conspiracy for the Extinction of the Rocky Mountain Locust, 1874-1877”, Blake Johnson, North Dakota State University

14
Apr
2023

HIS 4 - Understanding the Study of Marginalized Groups in the United States

04-14-2023 4:30 pm -6:00 pm
Wind Flower

Primary Contact: Monica S. Gallamore Ph.D.
Title: Coordinator
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Moderator:  Melissa Biegert, Ph.D., Austin Community College

 

“The Changing Meanings of Race and Ethnicity: A Historical Examination of Asian Americans”, Liping Bu, Alma College

“The Making of the Chicana/o Studies Movement: At California State University, Northridge, 1965-1975”, Jose G. Moreno, Ph.D., Northern Arizona University

“‘You Have to Say Gay,’ Liberated Women, and Coming “Out of the Semantic Closet” in the 1970s”, Monica S. Gallamore, Ph.D., WSSA History Section Coordinator