Poster Session #1

AHA Session 178
Saturday, January 9, 2027: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
Grand Ballroom (New Orleans Marriott, 3rd Floor)
Papers:
Transnational Beings: Corner Store Entrepreneurship of MENA Immigrants of the Third Wave
Gabriel Al-Shaer, Blue Ridge Community College
Building the Press, Building the Midwest Between Exodusters and the Great Migration: The Western Negro Press Association and Black Press Organizing, 1896–1920
Alison Aldred, Indiana University
Envisioning Women of Color as the First Historians of Slavery
Catherine Armstrong, Loughborough University
Forging a Distinct Culture: American Western Religious Women’s Printed Power
Rachel Bodily Birch, George Mason University
Making It Personal: Using Biography to Teach LGBTQ+ History
Stacie Brensilver Berman, New York University
Studying “Abroad” in the Empire: Higher Education and Cuban, Puerto Rican, Hawaiian, and Filipino Students in the Continental United States, 1898–1917
Rosie Click, Georgetown University
From Composers to Dictators: Composer Postcards and the Training of Authoritarian Subjects
Alexandra Dreher, Yale University
Operation Intercept and Its Effects on Life on the Border in the Rio Grande Valley
Joseph Esparza, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley
Anti-Catholic Sentiment in Victorian Pornography
August Evans-Willman, Oregon State University
Translating the Americas Through Film: Julien Bryan and the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Camila Gatica Mizala, Universidad de Chile
Historic Schools of Virginia: Mapping the Educational Landscape Before Brown v. Board
Abraham H. Gibson, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Reading the Past Through the AI Lens: A Comparative Analysis of Large Language Models Interpreting 19th-Century American Travel Narratives
Tyler Gillis, University of Central Florida
Music and Print Culture as a Third Space in Two Borderlands of the Americas
Indira Melissa Gonzalez Olarte, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Early Space Medicine: A Documentary About Deaf People and the US Space Race
Brian H. Greenwald, Gallaudet University; Jannelle Legg, Gallaudet University; Jean Bergey, senior producer; Zilvinas Paludnevicius, Gallaudet University
Re-Upping the 64th: Using AI to Improve the Accessibility of a Historical Collection
Elizabeth H. Holt, LSU Health New Orleans
Teaching American Crime History
Tara Mitchell Mielnik, Cumberland University
Reformed Resistance: Social Work, Policing, and Black Liberation in Los Angeles, 1965–78
Bethany Jo Murray, University of California, Los Angeles
Scientific Collaboration and the French Intervention in Mexico, 1861–67
Celeste Palmer, University of California, San Diego
Everyone Has a Hand in History Making: A Case Study of Nontraditional Historical Writing at the LGBTQ Religious Archives Network
Sarah I. Rodriguez, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Manly Nations Through Nature
Mikko Saikku, University of Helsinki
Decades of Hard Work: Business Strategy and the Legacy of William Work
Constance Spotts, Smithsonian, Vining/Hacker Fellow in Women's Military History
Recovering Gendered and Marginalized Voices in the Southern Claims Commission: An Adams County, Mississippi, Case Study
Renee Stephens, Southern New Hampshire University
This Beautiful Sisterhood of Books: Engaging the Public with Historical Data
Jacquelyne Thoni Howard, Tulane University
“The Photographer of Your Town”: Recovering a Community Through the Photographs of Richard Samuel Roberts
Rachel Young, University of South Carolina, Columbia

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 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, January 9.
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