Undergraduate Poster Session

AHA Session 240
Saturday, January 5, 2019: 3:30 PM-5:30 PM
Stevens C Prefunction (Hilton Chicago, Lower Level)

The Program Committee encourages all meeting attendees to visit the posters on display and engage in considered dialogue and engaging interaction with presenters. Participants will be announced online.

Papers:
Reading Babur's Dreams: Religiosity and Kingship in Tenth/Sixteenth Century Central and South Asia
Henry Brill, Kenyon College
Enslaved in the Land of Lincoln: A Social History of Slave Labor in Illinois' Saltworks
Brandon Nakashima, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
"There Were Many like Us:" Stories of Russian Orphanhood
Aine O'Connor, Hope College
Propaganda & the Impossible Black Female Body: The Tale of Suzanne Louverture
Luke Teausaw, California State University, Channel Islands; Daniel Klein, California State University, Channel Islands; Paul Hageman, California State University, Channel Islands
Entwined Threads of Red & Black: Indigenous Enslavement in Louisiana, 1699-1824
Leila K. Blackbird, University of New Orleans
Impediments to Civilization: Colonial Discourses on Polygamy in the 19th Century British Empire from the 1850s to the 1900s
Thomas Harvell-DeGolier, Trinity University
Eating Graphic History: Japanese American Food Pioneers of California Cuisine
Sam Nakahira, Grinnell College
Digital Local History: Women's Professions As Seen through US Census Records
Katherine Orsund, Grinnell College
Public Health and Urban Space in Philadelphia's Black Graveyards, 1776-1850
Jubilee Marshall, Villanova University
Health and Healing in Chinese America
Grant Wen, Duke University
White Robes Vs. Black Robes Anti- Catholic Violence By the Ku Klux Klan in the American Deep South 1915-1965
John Catton, Berry College
Radio Rwanda: How Broadcast Journalism Weaponized Hatred (1993-94)
Sarah Allen, Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame
Common Volk: Centuries-Old Ideals in Contemporary German Conservatism
Norman Frazier, Loyola University Chicago
The Black Dandy As Depicted in Minstrel Sheet Music in the Late 19th Century
Nicholas Foulon, Grinnell College
Exploring the 1920 Census in Boulder, CO
Conner Sinjem, University of Colorado Boulder
Reclaiming the City: Neoliberalism, Urban Renewal and Policing in Detroit, 1967-1977
Kenneth Alyass, Wayne State University
A Dowager Countess or a Poor Olde Awnte? the Intersection of Age and Gender in the Life of Lady Elizabeth Russell
Frankie Urrutia-Smith, Utah State University
How Garden Cities Became England's Answer to World Town Planning Day
Elliot Raphel, Berry College
Impact of Sartorial Culture on Female Politics during the French Revolution
Marina Nye, Albright College
When Conflict Became Strategy: The Marriage of Edward IV to Elizabeth Woodville
Hannah Keller, Mercer University
Rwanda's Construction of Memorial Sites and a National Narrative: Collective Memory and Continued Violence in the Aftermath of a Genocide
Alison Tipton, Saint Mary's College
Building the Medieval Trebuchet
Daniel Bertrand, Utah State University
Ottoman Influences on Jesuit-Muslim Relations in Mughal India
Mark Neuhengen, Loyola University Chicago
The Political Roles of Women in Islam: Case Studies from the Medieval to Early Modern Periods
Aya Beydoun, Wayne State University
A Willing Audience: The Brown Book of the Reichstag Fire and Hitler Terror and the Enduring Power of Conspiracy Theory
Cassie Epes, Eastern Connecticut State University
Connecticut Revolutionary War Deserters: An Experiment in Digital History
Dana Meyer, Eastern Connecticut State University
History of Chicago Public Schools: 1960s Segregation, Politics, and Protests
Penelope Revis, Loyola University Chicago
Comparing Museum Management in the United States Vs the United Kingdom
Adeline Walsh, Wayne State University
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