Poster Session #2

AHA Session 203
Saturday, January 9, 2027: 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Grand Ballroom (New Orleans Marriott, 3rd Floor)
Papers:
“Speed Demons and Lady Daredevils! This Weekend Only at the Motorcycle Rodeo!” The Making of African American Motorcycle Derby Culture
Jameson Baudelaire, Texas Tech University
“Βut Not Their Song”: The Lost Colony in Public History
Talia Brenner, North Carolina State University
Reclaiming Revolutionary Women: Genealogical Approaches to Early American Political History
Norra Cardillo, Coordinating Council for Women in History
Reframing Aviation History: Toward a Globally Integrated and Pedagogically Modern Textbook
Kathleen Doody, University of Arkansas
Queer Life Witnessed: Newspapers as Sources for LGBTQ+ Life in Late 19th-Century Washington, DC
Terilee Edwards-Hewitt, George Mason University
Aviator Clothing from Balloon Era to Shuttle Era
Damayanthie Eluwawalage, Exploro Historia
Selling Paradise, Building a Diaspora: Air Jamaica and the Forging of Postindependence Jamaican Identities
Marlene Gaynair, Washington State University
Archiving a History of Reproductive Justice and Activism in New Orleans
Amanda J. Johnson, Oklahoma State University
A Tale of Two Sitas from Precolonial Bengal: Analyzing the Construction of Chastity in the Krittibas Ramayana and Candravati’s Sitayana
Anisha Kar, Purdue University
CPTED and the Decline of Democratic Space
Solmaz Kive, University of Oregon
Female Equestrians, Spectators, and Laborers: Creating Separate Spaces in 19th-Century Riding Schools
Gabrielle McCoy, University of South Carolina, Columbia
Intimate Governance: Sex and Settler State Formation from Ohio to the Gulf Coast, 1787–1825
Kent Wesley Peacock, Northwestern State University
“A Special Curse to Labor”: St. Louis Saloons and River Workers’ Spatial Imaginary
Holly Rosewood, Washington University in St. Louis
Heartbeat of the Empire: German Colonial Nurses and Health Knowledge Circulation
Hayley Christine Roy, Emory University
Navigating Long S’s and Garbled Full Texts: Searching Strategies for Online 18th-Century Texts
Valerie Sallis, Georgetown University
500 Years of Defeat: The Battle of Mohács and Evolving Cultural Memory
Madeleine Schmuckler, University of Toronto
Infrastructures of Dignity: Life and Labor Inside a Chilean Industrial Belt, 1872–1990
Nicholas Scott, University of Chicago
Thomas Boman: Freedom Seeking in Revolutionary North Carolina
Haleigh Smith, University of Wisconsin–Madison
A Bilingual Republic? Spanish in Texas Government, 1836–45
Jamie Matthew Starling, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
From Scholarly Edition to Digital Ecosystem: Visualizing and Repurposing Founding-Era Primary Sources
Jennifer Stertzer, University of Virginia
The Furen School Chinese Catholic Art, 1928–49
Zipeng Tang, Penn State University
When Slavery Changed Categories: Enumeration and the Reclassification of Enslaved Women in Macau
Yingguihang Tian, National University of Singapore
Red Ochers as Simples in 16th-Century Pharmacy and Visual Arts
Katherine White, University of California, San Diego
Mapping State Feminism: The All-China Women’s Federation and the Geography of Care in Nanjing, 1949–64
Iris (Qiyue) Wu, Duke University
Black Voters in the Hudson Valley and the New York Constitutional Convention of 1821
Martha Yoder, University of Massachusetts Amherst

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 9.
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