Poster Session #2

AHA Session 198
Saturday, January 10, 2026: 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Salon A (Hilton Chicago, Lower Level)
Papers:
Entrenching the Excluded: Aligning LGBTQ+ History with State Standards
Stacie Brensilver Berman, New York University
Creating Access to Global Knowledge: Documentation, Digitization, and Preservation Through the Modern Endangered Archives Program (UCLA Library)
Rachel Deblinger, University of California, Los Angeles; Elizabeth Lhost, University of California, Los Angeles
Fragmented Histories, Recovered Voices: Black Women and Children in the Tewksbury Almshouse Digital Archive, 1854–74
Janika Isakson Dillon, Northeastern University
Finding Miss Monroe and the Lost Art Colony of Manifest Destiny
Nicholas Fischer, research consultant and writer
Revolution at the Library: Bringing Hands on History to Your Local Library
Rebecca Franco, Museum of the American Revolution
Picking Crab Meat for Families: The Sufferings and Struggles of Female Workers in the Maryland Blue Crab Industry
Weilan Ge, University of Florida
Materiality and Matrilineality
Anne Gregory, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
A Sisterhood of Brothers: The Making of a Transvestite Social World and Cultural Identity
Robert Hill, Eastern Michigan University
From Buffaloes to Badgers: Student Histories of Peake and Arkadelphia High Schools
Myra Ann Houser, Ouachita Baptist University
From Gezhi to Kexue: Scientific Dispositions and the Making of Modern China, 1861–1935
Xiaoxing Jin, Illinois Institute of Technology
By Flesh and Toil: How Sex, Race, and Labor Shaped the Early French Empire
Melanie Lamotte, Duke University
A Model for Creating Digital Editions of Lists of Enslaved Persons
Clayton McCarl, University of North Florida
Dante's Not Dead: New York Women's Clubs and the Local, 1910–22
Alexandra Miller, George Mason University
How to Draw an Empire: Methodological Challenges in Mapping Premodern Imperialism
Gabriel Moss, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Paulinian Age: Black Queen to Move, the Story of an Enslaved Woman's Path to Freedom and Social Rights
Kendric Perkins, Historic New Orleans Collection
Mining Academic Genealogies: Tracing Connections Within the Historical Profession
Savannah Scott, George Mason University
Nashville Underground Music Archive: A Community Archive in an Industry Town
Jon Sewell, Middle Tennessee State University
“Purism Won’t Get the Job Done”: Impression Management, Political Strategy, and Holocaust Denial Discourse in Instauration Magazine, 1984–89
Matylda Sobczak, Baylor University
Uniforms of the WAVES: The Advertised and Hidden Meanings of Mainbocher’s Design
Constance Spotts, Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History
SHIFA–ANA: Healing Histories of Death and Disease in Anatolia
Batughan Tatar, Rutgers University, Newark; Scott Stohlman, Rutgers University, Newark
Justifying Debt: The Brazilian Military Regime’s Communication of Its Foreign Debt Policy
Eduardo Terra Romero, University of Chicago
The Arab Soldiers in the Israeli Defense Forces Throughout Israel's Wars, 1948–73
Rami Zeedan, University of Kansas
Framing Ho Chi Minh: Sino–Vietnamese Relations and Personal Diplomacy During the Second Indochina War, 1955–75
Johnny Zhen, University of British Columbia
The Natural Kinds Behind the Average: The Ontological Turn of Individual and Type in the Victorian Statistical Movement
Feng Zhu, Ohio State University

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 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 10.
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