Poster Session #2

AHA Session 242
Sunday, January 4, 2015: 2:30 PM-5:00 PM
2nd Floor Promenade (New York Hilton, Second Floor)
Papers:
CANCELLED: Visualizing Saintly Commerce in the Medieval Mediterranean
Ali Akhtar, Bates College
Drawing Liberalism: A Macroanalysis of Herblock’s Political Cartoons, 1946–76
Simon Appleford, Creighton University
Mapping the Medieval Bishop: Sacral Landscape and Episcopal Activity in Thirteenth-Century Avignon
Christine Axen, Boston University
National History Day Senior Individual Exhibit Winner: "Malaga Island: The Community That Maine Erased"
Noah Binette, Noble High School (North Berwick, Maine)
Public Policy in Teaching Historical Methods
David R. Buck, Thiel College
FRANKLIN—Access to the FDR Library’s Digital Collections
Kirsten Carter, Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum; Sarah Malcolm, Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
“No Weeds to Be Seen Anywhere”: Pingree's Potato Patches and the Visual Culture of Vacant Lot Gardening in Detroit, 1890–1900
Joseph Cialdella, University of Michigan
Beyond Citation: Critical Thinking about Academic Databases
Eileen Clancy, City University of New York
History and Materiality of Dispensational Charts
A.T. Coates, Duke University; Brendan Pietsch, Nazarbayev University
Missing Links: Embodiments of Evolution in Late Nineteenth-Century American Culture
Kathrinne Duffy, Brown University
Integrating a Video “Narrative Lab” in the History Survey Course
James Frusetta, Hampden-Sydney College
State Taxes, Wealth, and Public Debt after the American Revolution, 1783–1815
Frank Garmon Jr., University of Virginia
American Debates over the Meaning of Labor Unionism Examined with Digital Humanities Tools
Vilja Hulden, University of Colorado Boulder
The Volunteers Join World War I: Inside a History Exhibition
Kathleen Hulser, Pace University
Louisiana Purchases: The Acquisition of the Indian Estate
Robert Lee, University of California, Berkeley
CANCELLED: The “Érdekes Ujság Battlefield Photo Album” and the Experience of Hungarian Photography during World War I
Matthew R. Lungerhausen, Winona State University
Preparing Future Faculty alongside High School Teachers: A Workshop Model
Jared McBrady, University of Michigan
Palmer Park: A Digital and Micro-history
Kevin McQueeney, University of New Orleans
Teaching Graduate Students to Code
Lincoln Mullen, George Mason University
Landscapes in Orbit: The Material and Political Topography of Near-Earth Space
Lisa Ruth Rand, University of Pennsylvania
Standardizing the Periodic Table: Science, Pedagogy, and Graphical Representation
Ann E. Robinson, University of Massachusetts Amherst
CANCELLED: Disciplinary Art: Race and Criminal Sketches in U.S.-Occupied Haiti
Grace Sanders Johnson, University of Pennsylvania
Born in Columbia: The Birth of a Nation and Nationalizing a City’s Reconstruction Memory
Jennifer Taylor, University of South Carolina Columbia
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