Poster Session #3

AHA Session 229
Sunday, January 5, 2025: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Grand Ballroom (New York Hilton, Third Floor)
Papers:
Gender in Greek Letters: Sororities, the New Woman, and Women's Higher Education, 1870–1930
Amy Achenbach, Baylor University
What Johnny Reads that Ivan Doesn't: Children's Literature as a Cultural Front in the Early Cold War
Meredith Busch-Yankovsky, Liberty University
A City's Neglectful Past: Young Black Mothers and the Creation of a Reproductive Health Crises in the Urban North, 1955–2005
Semaj Campbell-Blakes, Syracuse University
Let's All Return What Was Taken (Repatriate Now)
Tara A. Chadwick, curator and consultant
Roads Taken: Mapping Highway Displacement in Houston
Matt Drwenski, Rice University
Bookstore Borderlands: Christian Romance Novels and the Boundaries of Evangelical Identity
Emma Fenske, Baylor University
From the Pearl of the Inner Harbor to Noah's Ark: The Transformation of National Aquarium in Baltimore
Weilan Ge, University of Florida
European Slavery on the Eve of the Transatlantic Trade
Elizabeth Griffith, independent historian
Supervening Crises and Social Order in Early Modern Ottoman Aleppo, 1697–1786
Safa Hamzeh, University of California, Los Angeles
Providence and Emancipation: The Views of Union Chaplains and Soldiers
Robert Hill, Concordia University
The Inclusive and Exclusive Democratic Voice of the Southern Baptist Pulpit and Pew
David Howard, LeTourneau University
Missile-Guided Development: State Building and Economic Centralization in Egypt during World War II
Yasmeen Mobayed, University of Chicago
A Treaty of Almosts: White Eyes, Indigenous Slavery, and the Articles of Nationhood in the Delaware Treaty of 1778
Isabel Naquin, University of New Orleans
How Gavin Maxwell Became an FLN Agent and an Advocate for the Moroccan Monarchy, Sort Of: Public Relations Networks, Journalistic Access, and Imperialist Travel Writing in the Era of Decolonization
Spencer D. Segalla, University of Tampa
Histories of Circulation: Tracing Transnationalism among Mexican and Chicanx Feminist and Queer Organizing, 1970s–90s
Andrew Suarez, Harvard University
Critical Discourses around Gay Rights after the Quebec Quiet Revolution, 1960–66
Robin Turner, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Coffee, Psilocybin, and Xka Pastora: Ecological Imaginaries in the Sierra Mazateca, Northern Oaxaca, 1898–1993
Timmy Vilgiate, University of Texas at Austin
"Walking on Two Tracks": America's China Scholars, Studies of Contemporary China, and the United States' China Policy, 1949–79
Yuan Yan, University of Cambridge

Session Abstract

The Program Committee encourages all meeting attendees to visit the posters on display and engage in considered dialogue and engaging interaction with the presenters. The following presenters will be available to discuss their posters between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 5.
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