February 27, 2009

Phi Alpha Theta Conference and Other Fun Stuff

If you are in the Grand Forks area, stop by the Red River Valley History Conference today at the Memorial Union at the University of North Dakota.  In particular, stop by my panel at 9:30 am in Medora Room 209.

Historical Idealism & Religion
Dr. W. Caraher, Commentator,
Memorial Union Medora Room 209     

"Croce and Collingwood: Continuities in Idealism"
Dalton Little,University of North Dakota

"A Late Antique Saint"
Kathryn A. Hughes Nedegaard
University of North Dakota    

“Standard of Salvation: The Christian’s Use of Greco-Roman Literary Genre”
Paul Ferderer, University of North Dakota

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And stick around for the other panels and our keynote speaker:  Dr. James Stewart: "The Old Slavery and the New: History, Memory and the Challenges of Human Trafficking"

A few other fun quick hits:

Feb 27, 2009 8:38:39 AM | Conferences, Departmental History at UND, Late Antiquity, Medieval and Post Medieval Greece Interest Group of the AIA, Teaching

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I am an assistant professor at the University of North Dakota who is an active field archaeologist in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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