...; Susan Sessions Rugh; Richard Wunderli; Valerie Grim; Robert Outland III; James Fickle; and David Danbom. I am also grateful for the work of the prize committees. The Theodore Saloutos Memorial Book Award Committee was composed of Peter Coclanis, chair, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Pamela...

... RineyKehrberg, chair, Iowa State University; Sandra Schackel, Boise State Univer? sity; and Donald J. Pisani, University of Oklahoma. Articles for the Vernon Carstensen Award Committee were judged by James Shepherd, chair, Whitman College, Virgil W. Dean, Kansas State Historical Society; and Will? iam Rowley...

... proposals for the European Social Science History Conference, which will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, Wednesday April 11 to Friday April 14, 2012. Session and paper proposals can be submitted to the network chairs or to the conference site. The deadline for session proposals is May 1, 2011. Please note...

... Lyon-Jenness; Bradley Baltensperger; Kathleen Kutolowski; Graham Hodges; Mary Hansen; Hal Barron; Edward Countryman; Woody Holton; and Peter Wallenstein. I am also grateful for the work of the prize committees. The Theodore Saloutos Memorial Book Award Committee was composed of Lou Ferleger, Chair...

... institution wanted me to remain engaged in research and writing. From our very first phone interview, my department chair was clear: he expected me to be outstanding in all three areas of academic life: teaching, research, and service. converse college is not unique in that respect. many teaching-focused...

... should be submitted electronically in Word or similar format. Submit all proposals to: Sterling Evans, Program Committee Chair, Department of History, University of Oklahoma (evans@ou.edu). Deadline for submissions is October 25, 2011. Program Committee Members: Barbara Hahn, Texas Tech University...

... Department of Fish and Game, interview by author, Verdi, Calif., 12 September 1994, 52–57, BROHIP 15 Pelcygar, interview, 85–86 Gremban, interview, 48–58 17 Joe Ely, former tribal chair, Pyramid Lake Paiute tribe, interview by author, Mesa, Ariz., 17 May 1996, 63–93, BROHIP Pelcygar, interview...

..., he became a full professor and chair of the history department. From 1957 to 1977, Fite also served on the editorial board ofAgricultural History, and in 1960, he became president of theAgricultural History Society. He spent a year teaching in India in the early 1960s, and in 1966, his classic study...

.... Rasmussen Award for the best article outside of Agricultural History is Natale Zappia for Revolutions in the Grass: Energy and Food Systems in Continental North America, 1763 1848, which appeared in Environmental History 21, no. 1 ( January 2016): 30 53. Zappia is the Nadine Austin Wood Chair of American...

... powerful members ever to serve in that august body. His most useful power base emanated from chairing the Subcommittee on Flood Control and Rivers, since it made him an exofficio member of the Senate Appropriations Committee (with full voting rights) and of the Appropriations Conference Committee as well...

... Giesen of Mississippi State University, for his article, The Truth about the Boll Weevil : The Nature of Planter Power in the Mississippi Delta, Environmental History (Oct. 2009): 683 704. The SHA has created an ad hoc committee to raise the funds to endow the Kirby Prize, which will be co-chaired...

... students and established scholars to present new material that pushes the boundaries of agricultural, rural, and environmental history. Kathryn Newfont, chair of the Regional Studies Department at Mars Hill College and author of Blue Ridge Commons: Environmental Activism and Forest History in Western North...

... proposals to: AgHistory2013@gmail.com. Program Committee Members: Barbara Hahn (Chair), Texas Tech University Megan Birk, University of Texas Pan American Jacqueline Cannata, University of Guelph Jeffrey Charles, California State University San Marcos Cynthia Prescott, University of North Dakota 129 ...

..., Wright State University (Chair) Emily Pawley, Dickinson College Jenny Leigh Smith, Georgia Institute of Technology Rebecca Woods, Columbia University More details at httpwww.aghistorysociety.org/meetings/ 634 ...

... s degree, she continued teaching. Her department chair encouraged her to go on for a PhD, which would require travel to the University of Iowa. On the one hand, the encouragement was a good thing. On the other hand, it rankled. Dorothy remembered her interactions with her chair in this way: So...

... of teaching. During that time, he held a Fulbright Fellowship at Punjab University in Chandigarh, India, and the po? sitions of Carnegie Intern and Visiting Assistant Professor at Yale Univer? sity. He also served twice as acting chair of the Department of History. At Kansas State, Homer Socolofsky...

... to Connie Lester, Connie.Lester@ucf.edu Program Committee Members: Connie Lester, Chair, University of Central Florida Jessie Embry, Brigham Young University Stephanie Fuglaar Statz, Salt Lake City Mark Hersey, Mississippi State University Frank Ueko¨ etter, Birmingham, UK Sarah Phillips, Boston University...

... advocated land redistribution by the government in or? der to assure rural settlement, may have actually influenced New Deal policy. Nixon, as chair ofthe Southem Policy Commission of 1935, found himself on the periphery of Roosevelt's Brain Tmst. He alone among the agrarians shed racist attitudes in favor...

...-one years, Farr was director of the Greeley National Bank, and he also served as a director of a Denver bank, chair of an organization comprising thirteen small Colorado banks, and on the Board of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City. Yet there is no mention of the rural banking crisis in the 1980s...

... and Alston argue that the reduced need for cheap farm workers was a major rea? son Lyndon B. Johnson expanded civil rights and established antipoverty programs. Despite his acknowledged political skills, Johnson needed diminishing opposition to succeed because "as judged by the number of chair? manships...