Thirty-second Annual
Mid-America Conference on History
DoubleTree Hotel
September 23-25, 2010
Little Rock Arkansas
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Hosted by
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Department of History
Mid America Conference on History
September 23-25, 2010
DoubleTree Hotel, Little Rock, Arkansas
Registration Form
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Registration
____ Regular @ $50.00
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____ Student @ $25.00
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____ Retired @ $25.00
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____ Elem/Secondary Teachers @ $25.00
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Meals
_____ Thursday Lunch Ticket @ $20.00
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____ Friday Lunch Ticket @ $20.00
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____ Friday Banquet Ticket @ $30.00
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Tours
____ Clinton Presidential Library @ $5.00
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____ Central High School Civil Rights Museum @ $5.00
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____ Heifer International Headquarters @ $5.00
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____ Scott Connection – Living Farm Museum @$10.00
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(Saturday 1:30pm. Approximately 20 minute bus ride
to 19th century restored cotton plantation. Tour takes
approximately 1 hour. Minimum of 25 people)
Total
$____*
Electronic Registration:
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Mail registration
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Send forms and payment to: Mid America Conference on History,
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Lodging: DoubleTree Hotel (Conference Hotel) $99.00 per night – 501-372-4371
Wyndham Hotel (Across the Arkansas River from the DoubleTree), $88 per night – 501-371-9000
LaQuinta Hotel (6 Blocks from the DoubleTree), $72.00 per night – 501-374-9000
Each hotel has free van service for airport pickup and local transportation. Contact the hotel to request
service.
The Conference
Missouri State University originated the Mid-America Conference on History in
1977. It has become an annual conference co-sponsored by the departments of
history at Missouri State University, Oklahoma State University, and the
Universities of Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma and rotates between them.
Location
The 2010 Mid-America Conference on History, sponsored by the University of
Arkansas at Little Rock will be held at the Double Tree Hotel, 424 West Markham
Street, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Registration
Wednesday
Thursday and Friday
Saturday
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Book Exhibits
Thursday and Friday
Saturday
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Refreshments
Sponsored by
Department of History UALR
Next Year
Oklahoma State University will host the 33rd Annual Mid-America Conference on
History in 2011. Please contact Prof. Michael Logan (michael.logan@okstate.edu)
for more information
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Conference Organizers
C. Fred Williams, Conference Coordinator, Chair Program Committee
Program Committee
Ed Anson
Clea Bunch
Tom Kaiser
John Kirk
Jeff Kyong-McClain
Moira Maguire
Kristin Mann
Carl Moneyhon
Jess Porter
Charles Romney
Frances Ross
Jim Ross
Laura Smoller
Vince Vinikas
L. T. Williams
Administrative and Technical Support
Katie Wolford
Heeral Patel
Chad Garrett
Tamisha Cheatham
Special thanks to the graduate student volunteers in the UALR Public History
Program
Funding
The Conference is being funded in part by grants from:
The Office of the Chancellor, Joel Anderson
The Office of the Provost, David Belcher
The Dean of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences, Deborah Baldwin
The conference organizers are grateful for this financial support.
Book Exhibitors
Truman State University Press
University of Arkansas Press
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Luncheon & Banquet Informaton
Tickets Required for Meals
Thursday Lunch – Solon A 12:00 noon
David
Cook,
Department
of
Rice University (dbcook@rice.edu)
Religious
Studies
Lecture Topic: TBA
Friday Lunch – Solon A
12:00 noon
Poshek Fu, Professor of History, Asian American
Studies, and East Asian Languages and Culture, University of Illinois
(poshekfu@illinois.edu)
Lecture Topic: Screening the Opium War: The Politics of Chinese Cinema under
Japanese Occupation
Friday Banquet – Arkansas Queen Riverboat 7:00 pm
Vernon Burton, Burroughs Professor of Southern History
and Culture, Coastal Carolina University (vburton@coastal.edu)
Lecture Topic: The Age of Lincoln: Then & Now
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Schedule-At-A Glance
Thursday, September 23
Registration
Book Exhibits
Session 1
Session 2
Lunch
Session 3
Session 4
Dinner (On your own)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:45 am – 10:15 am
10:30 am – 11:45 am
12:00 noon – 1:30 pm
1:45 pm – 3:00 pm
3:15 pm – 4:00 pm
Friday, September 24
Registration
Book Exhibits
Session 5
Session 6
Lunch
Session 7
Session 8
Tours
Banquet
Lecture
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:45 am – 10:15 am
10:30 am – 11:45 am
12:00 noon – 1:30 pm
1:45 pm – 3:00 pm
3:15 pm – 4:00 pm
4:15 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:45 pm
Saturday, September 25
Registration
Book Exhibits
Session 9
Session 10
8:00 am – 10:00 am
8:00 am – 10:00 am
8:45 am – 10:15 am
10:30 am – 11:45 am
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Thursday - 23rd
8:45 – 10:15am
Palisades Room
Expansion & Conflict in the Formative Period of U.S. History
Chair:
James Giglio, Missouri State University
(JamesGiglio@missouristate.edu)
Paper:
The Other Numic Empire: Horses, Guns, Smallpox, and the Fate of
the Eastern Shoshones, Adam R. Hodge, University of NebraskaLincoln
(arhodge@huskers.unl.edu
Paper:
Settlers of Destiny: The Rhetoric of Expansion to the Oregon
Territory 1837-1845, Matt McDonough, Kansas State University
(McDonough_MD@yahoo.com)
Paper:
For 'Old Abe and Andy': Union Soldiers from Southeastern Ohio
and the Election of 1864, Gregory R. Jones, Kent State University
(grjones83@gmail.com)
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Thursday - 23rd
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside West
Geography and History
Chair:
Gerald Hanson, University of Arkansas at Little Rock ?
(gthanson@ualr.edu)
Paper:
The Last Apache Raid Begins, 1886 How Geography Informs
History, Michael Logan, Oklahoma State University
(Michael.logan@okstate.edu)
Paper:
Jess Porter, Investigating Prehistoric and Historic Interactions of
Climate, Vegetation, Large Herbivores, and Fire on the Great
Plains, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jcporter@ualr.edu)
Comment:: Brooks Green, University of Central Arkansas
(brooksg@uca.edu)
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Thursday - 23rd
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside East
Christian Youth & Missionary Culture
Chair:
Jim Ross, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jdross2@ualr.edu)
Paper:
Sons and Daughters of the Lord: The Radicalism of the Methodists'
Youth Culture, 1780-1820, John P. Ellis, Purdue University
(jpellis@purdue.edu)
Paper:
Every Tribe on This Terrestrial Ball": Missionaries, Hymns, and
Evangelism in British Missionary Societies, Kirk Fatool, Purdue
University
(kirkfatool@gmail.com)
Comment:
Ray Granade, Ouachita Baptist University
(granade@obu.edu)
Thursday - 23rd
10:30 – 11:45am
Palisades Room
Military History Ancient & Modern
Chair:
Steven Wagner, Missouri Southern State University
(wagner-s@mssu.edu)
Paper:
Counter-Insurgency: The Lessons of Alexander the Great, Edward
Anson, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(emanson@ualr.edu)
Paper:
Afghanistan, The dangers of history in the Graveyard of Empires,”
Dan A. Powers, University of Utah
(dan.powers@utah.edu
Comment:
William Shea, University of Arkansas at Monticello
(shea@uamont.edu)
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Thursday - 23rd
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside West
Gender and Technology
Chair:
Pat Ramsey, University of Central Arkansas
(ramseyp@uca.edu)
Paper:
Tale of Women and Washing Machines: The Reflection of
Housewives through Advertisements, Morgan Ty Hendricks,
University of Central Arkansas
(Mhendricks2@cub.uca.edu)
Paper:
Women: The Right Tools For the Job, Krystle Payne, University of
Central Arkansas
(krystlepayne1@gmail.com)
Comment:
Angela Boswell, Henderson State University
(boswela@hsu.edu)
Thursday - 23rd
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside East
19th Century German-French Social Theory & Military Action
Chair:
Raymond Screws, Independent Scholar
(randascrews@att.net)
Paper:
The Inequality of Human Races: Using race as a refuge for
aristocratic prestige in the mythology of J.A. de Gobineau, Kevin
Jones, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(kwamplerjones@gmail.com)
Paper:
Evaluating the Efficacy and Legacy of Irregular Warfare in the
Franco-German War of 1870-1871, Paul Hatley, Rogers State
University
(PHatley@rsu.edu)
Comment:
Roger Pauly, University of Central Arkansas
(rpauly@uca.edu)
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Thursday - 23rd
Lunch – 12:00 – 1:30pm
Salon A
Introduction of Speaker: Clea Bunch, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(cebunch@ualr.edu)
Speaker: David Cook, Department of Religious Studies, Rice University
(dbcook@rice.edu)
Topic: TBA
Thursday - 23rd
1:45 – 3:00 pm
Palisades Room
Disease, War, and Native Americans
Chair:
Vince Vinikas, University of Arkansas at Little Rock,
(vxvinikas@ualr.edu)
Paper:
Doubtless it was Some Pestilential Disease: The Native American
Plague of 1616-19 and the Colonization of New England, Steve
Buckingham, University of Memphis
(sbucking@uthsc.edu)
Paper:
Savage Barbarities and Petty Depredations: The Tattered Sinews
of War on the Niagara Border, 1812-1814, Dan Glenn, Delta State
University
(dglenn@deltastate.edu)
Comment:
Joe Key, Arkansas State University
(jkey@astate.edu)
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1:45 – 3:00 pm
Thursday - 23rd
Riverside West
Economic Development and Self Interest in England & Ireland
Chair:
Julie Harris, Harding University
jeharris@harding.edu
Paper:
The Citie Calls for Beere: The Introduction of Hops and the
Foundation of Industrial Brewing in London, 1200-1700, Kristen
Burton, Oklahoma State University
(kd.burton@okstate.edu)
Paper:
The Tyrone Rebellion: Queen Elizabeth I, Irish relations,
and the future of the English Crown in Ireland, Katie Skelton,
Oklahoma State University
(Katie.skelton@okstate.edu)
Comment:
Julie Harris, Harding University
jeharris@harding.edu
Thursday - 23rd
1:45 – 3:00 pm
Riverside East
Education & Racial Progress in Oklahoma
Chair:
T. Greg Barrett, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(tgbarrett@ualr.edu)
Paper:
The Territorial Normal School: Education, Statehood,
and Citizenship During the Oklahoma Territorial Period,
Rowan F. Steineke, University of Oklahoma
(Rowan.F.Steineker-1@ou.edu)
Paper:
Oklahoma City's James "Jimmy" E. Stewart: Race Progress in the
Sooner State and Beyond, Stacy M. Reikowsky, University of
Central Oklahoma
(sreikowsky@uco.edu)
Comment:
James F. Willis, Southern Arkansas University
(jfwillis@saumag.edu)
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Thursday - 23rd
3:15 – 4:30 pm
Palisades Room
Politics & Ideology in Nazi Germany
Chair:
J. Laurence Hare, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(jharejr@uark.edu)
Paper:
The Helmuth Hübener Group and the German Youth Resistance
Movement, Steven Carter, Henderson State University
(carters@hsu.edu)
Paper:
Adolf Eichmann: Nazi Party Careerist or Intentionalist?, John
Lange, Park University
(John.Lange@park.cdu)
Comment:
Ralph Brown, University of Louisiana, Monroe
(rbrown@ulm.edu)
Thursday - 23rd
3:15 – 4:30 pm
Riverside West
Transnational Connections in World History
Chair:
John Herron, University of Missouri Kansas City
(herronj@umkc.edu)
Paper:
The “Free Russia” Campaign: American Crusaders unite with
Russian Nihilists, 1890-1910,” Tim Westcott, Park University
(Tim.westcott@park.edu)
Paper:
Comparing Imperial Legal Authority in Ghana and Hawaii,
1890-1920,” Charles Romney, University of Arkansas at
Little Rock
(cwromney@ualr.edu)
Comment:
John Herron, University of Missouri, Kansas City
(herronj@umkc.edu)
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Thursday -
3:15 – 4:30 pm
23rd
Riverside East
Civil Rights in Arkansas
Chair:
Jeannie Whayne, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(jwhayne@uark.edu)
Paper:
The Sit-Ins and the Courts: Little Rock, Lupper and the Law, 19601964, John Kirk, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jakirk@ualr.edu)
Paper:
Race Traitors, Outside Agitators, and Homegrown Radicals: The
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in Arkansas, Jennifer
Wallach, University of North Texas
(Jennifer.Wallach@unt.edu)
Comment:
Cherisse Jones-Branch, Arkansas State University
(crjones@astate.edu
Dinner (on your own)
Hosted groups will organize in the lobby of the DoubleTree beginning at 6:00pm
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Friday - 24th
8:45 – 10:15am
Palisades Room
Music as a Cultural Medium in History
Chair:
Lorri Glover, Saint Louis University
(lglover1@slu.edu)
Paper:
Migration and the Blues Aesthetic: Blues Music as a Cultural
Bridge, Anthony Di Lorenzo, Loyola University
(adiloren@gmail.com)
Paper:
Hillbilly” Social Consciousness and Country Music in Chicago’s
Uptown, 1957-1970, Devin Hunter, Loyola University Chicago
(dvhunter@gmail.com)
Paper:
Cowboys from Hell: The American Cowboy, Lawman, and Outlaw
in Heavy Metal Music Lyrics,Cody Smith, Oklahoma State
University,
(codyhsmith@gmail.com)
Comment:
David Stricklin, Butler Center for Arkansas Studies
(dstricklin@cals.lib.ar.us)
Friday - 24th
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside West
Intellectual Thought: Transcendentalism & Peace Theory
Chair:
Dominic Capeci, Missouri State University
(DominicCapeci@missouristate.edu)
Paper:
The Impact of Transcedentalist Thought on the Movement to
Abolish Slavery, Vanessa Garza, Park University
(vanessa.garza@park.edu)
Paper:
In Search of a Theory of Peace, Jack Knight, Missouri State
University
(JackKnight@missouristate.edu)
Comment:
Trisha Posey, John Brown University
(TPosey@jbu.edu)
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Friday - 24th
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside East
Symbols of War & Revolution in Modern China
Chair:
Robert Markman, Missouri Southern State University
Markman-R@mssu.edu
Paper:
National Treasure or Local Pride? Conflicting Interpretations of the
Archaeological Artifact in Chengdu's Wartime Museums, 1937-45,
Jeff Kyong-McClain, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jwkyongmoccl@ualr.edu)
Paper:
An American Perception of the Chinese Revolution: The Papers of
Capt. John F. Manning, Jeff Wells, Texas Christian University
(jeffwells@tcu.edu)
Comment:
Aiquin Hu, Arkansas State University
(aiqunhu@astate.edu)
Friday - 24th
10:30 – 11:45am
Palisades Room
Landscapes, Ecology & Environmentalism
Chair:
Thomas Kaiser, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
tekaiser@ualr.edu
Paper:
War Among the Trees: The Effect of World War I on French
Forested Landscapes. Buck T. Foster, University of Central
Arkansas
(histphd@hotmail.com}
Paper:
Ecology Is a Racist Shuck:' Opposition to Environmentalism, 19631972, Katrina Lacher, University of Oklahoma
(klacher@ou.edu)
Comment: Jeffrey Kosiorek, Hendrix College
(Kosiorek@hendrix.edu)
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Friday - 24th
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside West
Post World War II Southern Labor
Chair:
Bob Miller, Missouri State University,
(BobMiller@missouristate.edu)
Paper:
John McClellan, the Teamsters, and Biracial Labor Politics in
Arkansas,1947-1959, Michael Pierce, University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville
(mpierce@uark.edu)
Paper:
A Great Step Forward?:" Senator John C. Stennis and The Textile
Fiber Products Identification Act of 1958, Whitney Snow,
Mississippi State University
(was140@msstate.edu)
Comment:
Trey Berry, Arkansas Department of Heritage
(trey@arkansasheritage.org)
Friday -
24th
`
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside East
Media and the American Indian
Chair:
Gary Lindsey, Oklahoma Christian University
(gary.lindsey@oc.edu)
Paper:
Photographing the Dakota, Jennifer McKinney, Oklahoma State
University
(Jennifer.mckinney10@okstate.edu)
Paper:
Personifying the Bad Indian: The Media and Wahoo McDaniel,
Travis Larson, Oklahoma State University
(travis.larsen@okstate.edu)
Comment:
Gary Lindsey, Oklahoma Christian University
(gary.lindsey@oc.edu)
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10:30 – 11:45am
Friday - 24th
Edgehill Room
Politics & Poverty in Different Environments
Chair:
Frances Ross, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(fmross@ualr.edu)
Paper:
The United Progressive Alliance and the 2009 Elections in India,
Tripta Desai, Northern Kentucky University,
desai@nku.edu
Paper:
Wanderers on the Fringe: An Examination of Nomadic
Development in Kenya and Uganda, 1900-2008, Jared
Phillips, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(jmp006@uark.edu)
Comment:
Micheal Tarver, Arkansas Tech University
(mtarver@atu.edu)
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Friday - 24th
Lunch 12:00 – 1:30pm
Salon A
Introduction of Speaker: Jeff Kyong-McClain, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jwkyongmccl@ualr.edu)
Luncheon Speaker:
Poshek Fu, Professor of History, Asian American
Studies, and East Asian Languages and Cultures,
University of Illinois.
(poshekfu@illinois.edu
Topic: Screening the Opium War: The Politics of Chinese Cinema under
Japanese Occupation
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Friday - 24th
1:45 – 3:00pm
Palisades Room
Radicalism and Reaction in the 1960’s
Chair:
Lee Williams, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(DrLee629@aol.com)
Paper:
JOIN: A Participatory Democracy of the Poor, Renee LaFleur, Ohio
University
(renee.lafleur@gmail.com)
Paper:
Fear’s Two Faces: Reaction to Martin Luther King Jr’s
assassination in New York City and Memphis Tennessee,
Joel Baehler, Oklahoma State University
(joeleb@okstate.edu)
Comment:
John Rhodes, Southeastern Missouri State Unversity
(jrhodes@semo.edu)
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Friday - 24th
1:45 – 3:00pm
Riverside West
Interpreting Colonial America
Chair:
Johanna Miller Lewis, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(jmlewis@ualr.edu)
Paper:
Telling the Truth about the Seventeenth Century Hudson Valley
Susanah Shaw Romney, The Huntington Library
(susanahshaw@yahoo.com)
Paper:
The Interpretation of American Gentility According To Colonists and
Traveling Englishman, Chelsea Larson, Oklahoma State University
(Chelsea.l.larsen@okstate.edu)
Comment:
Josh Piker, University of Oklahoma
(jpiker@ou.edu)
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Friday - 24th
1:45 – 3:00pm
Riverside East
Protestant Missionaries and Persecution
Chair:
Charles Bolton, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(scbolton@ualr.edu)
-Paper:
France, Spain, and the Persecution of Protestant Heresy: 15501650, Gregory E. French, Missouri State University
(French417@live.missouristate.edu)
Paper:
“Souldiers for Christ and Profit in the Wilderness": English
Missionaries, Religious Idealism, and Material Interest in
Colonization of the New World, 1607-1660, Bryan C. Rindfleisch,
University of Oklahoma
(Bryan.C.Rindfleisch-1@ou.edu)
Paper:
A Very Rare Sight in Haiti: Early Protestant Missionaries in Haiti,
1815-1871, Miles Smith, Texas Christian University.
(Miles.J.Smith@tcu.edu)
Friday - 24th
3:15 – 4:30pm
Palisades Room
Japanese Americans in Arkansas & Beyond
Chair:
Sondra Gordy, University of Central Arkansas
(sondrag@uca.edu)
Paper:
The Oishi Family and the War Relocation Experience, Tracie
Rushing, University of Central Arkansas
(trarushing@yahoo.com)
Paper:
The Yada Family after the Relocation Experience, Sondra Gordy,
University of Central Arkansas
(sondrag@uca.edu)
Comment:
Richard Yada, Rhower, (Arkansas) Relocation Camp
(richardyada@yahoo.com)
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3:15 – 4:30pm
Friday - 24th
Riverside West
Public Policy & Native American Culture
Chair:
Billy Higgins, University of Arkansas, Fort Smith
(bhiggins@uafortsmith.edu)
Paper:
A Failure to “Renew the Covenant Chain” with the Iroquois: The
Board of Trade and British Policy on the New York Frontier, 17501754, Steven Greiert, Missouri Western State University
(greiert@missouriwestern.edu)
Paper:
“A Relic of Barbarism”: Government Suppression of the Sun Dance
at Pine Ridge Agency, 1879-1886, Matthew Deepe, Oklahoma
State University
(matthew.deepe@okstate.edu)
Comment:
Billy Higgins, University of Arkansas, Fort Smith
(bhiggins@uafortsmith.edu
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Friday – 24th
3:15 – 4:30pm
Riverside East
Faith, Family, and Memory
Chair:
Laura Smoller, University of Arkasnas at Little Rock,
(lasmoller@ualr.edu)
Paper:
The Christian Family and Civil Leadership in late Antiquity, Nathan
Howard, University of Tennessee at Martin
(nhoward@utm.edu)
Paper:
Damasus I and the Constructed Memory of the Roman Church,
Natalie Hall, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(nahall@uark.edu)
Comment:
Terry Carter, Ouachita Baptist University
(cartert@obu.edu)
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Friday - 24th
Tours 4:45 – 6;00 pm
Tour A – Central High Civil Rights Museum
Tour B – William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library
Tour C – Heifer International
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Friday - 24th
Banquet – 7:00pm
Introduction of Speaker: John Kirk, University of Arkansas at
Little Rock
Speaker: Vernon Burton, Burroughs Professor of Southern History
and Culture, Coastal Carolina University
Topic – “The Age of Lincoln: Then and Now”
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Saturday – 25th
8:45 – 10:15pm
Palisades Room
Civil War Politics and Culture
Chair:
Patrick Williams, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(pgwillia@uark.edu)
Paper:
Union Sentiment and Secession Holes: Civil War
Politics in Kentucky, Keith Altavilla, Texas Christian University
(k.f.altavilla13@atu.edu)
Paper:
Little Rock in the War, 1864-1866: Transitions in Attitude, Monette
Reinhard, University of Wisconsin-Eau Clair
(moberein@yahoo.com)
Comment:
Tom DeBlack, Arkansas Tech University,
(tdeblack@atu.edu)
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Saturday – 25th
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside West
Baseball: Opportunities & Challenges
Chair:
Kimberly Little, University of Central Arkansas
(klittle@uca.edu)
Paper:
A Diamond in the Rough: Taylor Field and Minor League
Baseball, 1937-1947, George Lea, University of Arkansas
at Little Rock
(glea3@yahoo.com)
Paper:
Not Just a Test: Major League Baseball, Drugs, and the Privacy
Issue, 1984-1989, Nathan Corzine, Purdue University
(ncorzine@purdue.edu)
Comment:
John Kinder, Oklahoma State University
(john.kinder@okstate.edu)
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Saturday - 25th
8:45 – 10:15am
Riverside East
Women and Image
Chair:
Paula Barnes, Independent Scholar
(drbarnes@bellsouth.net)
Paper:
Anne Boleyn: A Woman with Two Faces-Determining which of
them was a Mask,Amber Ables, Park University (
549796@park.edu)
Paper:
Are We There Ye? Women’s Image in Advertising, Amanda
Whitley, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
(alw8819@aol.com)
Comment:
Tricia Starks, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
(tstarks@uark.edu)
Saturday - 25th
10:30 – 11:45am
Palisades Room
Legal History & Public Policy
Chair:
Don Zelman, Tarleton State University
(Zelman@tarleton.edu)
Paper:
Indian Preference in the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Occupation of
the BIA Center in Littleton, Colorado and Morton v. Mancari, Azusa
Ono, Osaka University of Economics, Osaka Japan
( azusaono@gmail.com)
Paper:
The History and Impact of Presumptive Disability Laws for
Firefighters,” Jonathan P. Phillips, Mississippi State University
(jpphillips82@yahoo.com)
Comment:
Martin Halpern, Henderson State University
(HALPERN@hsu.edu)
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Saturday - 25th
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside West
African American Politics in the 19th Cenutry
Chair:
Susan O’Donovan, University of Memphis
(odonovan@memphis.edu)
Paper:
One Speech Does Not Make a Career: Congressional Black
Republican 1870-1881, Adam Carson, University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
(anc012@uark.edu)
Paper:
Louis Porter Featherston: The Arkansas Farmers’ Alliance and
Jim Crow Politics, 1874-1900, Brad Jordan, University of Arkansas
Little Rock
(bradley_s_jordan@yahoo.com)
Comment:
Calvin White, University of Arkansas
(calvinwh@uark.edu)
Saturday- 25th
10:30 – 11:45am
Riverside East
Intellectual Thought & Regional Culture
Chair:
Ben Johnson, Southern Arkansas University
(bfjohnson@saumag.edu)
Paper:
John Woolman – Quaker Divine; A Model for Integrity and
Spirit in the Midst of Conflict, Mike Thompson, Oklahoma
State University
(mike.thompson@okstate.edu)
Paper:
The Memory and Thought of Herbert Ravenel Sass, Alan
James Harrelson, Mississippi State University
(ajharrel@edisto.cofc.edu)
Comment:
Ben Johnson, Southern Arkansas University
(bfjohnson@saumag.edu)
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Saturday 25th
Tour – 1:45 – 3:00 pm
Scott Connection – Open Air Plantation Museum &
Toltec Mounds State Park (Mississippian Era Cultural Site)
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