Workshops
History students are currently active in fifteen to twenty workshops that are held across the University. The workshops sponsor talks by scholars from the University and other institutions in both the United States and abroad; they also serve as a forum for students to present their own research in progress. Workshops are interdisciplinary and wide-ranging by design and provide a unique meeting ground for students and faculty from across the University.
Many workshops have online bulletins for participants. You will find links to workshops associated with your specific field of interest at History's field pages, or you may wish to explore the complete range of workshops at the homepage for the Graduate Workshops in the Humanities and Social Sciences.