Oberg in Print, On Air

Professor Michael Oberg has been featured in a number of recent events in connection with two major forthcoming research projects on the 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua and the 19th century missionary Eleazer Williams.  This past week, Oberg was one of the featured panelists on “WXXI Connections with Evan Dawson”, a …

Professor Tze-ki Hon’s New Book: Teaching the I Ching (Book of Changes)

The department congratulates Professor Tze-ki Hon on the publication of his new book Teaching the I Ching (Book of Changes).  The book is co-authored by Geoffrey Raymond and is available from Oxford University Press, with more detail available here. Professor Hon is one of the department’s most active scholars, and …

Geneseo Hosts 64th Annual New York State Association of European Historians Meeting

Geneseo hosted the New York State Association of European Historians’ Annual Meeting for the first time since 1998 over the weekend of October 3-4. Scholars from across the state and country participated in this academic conference, with several panels devoted to the hundredth anniversary of the outbreak of World War …

Geneseo Alumnus Alec Tare Wins Phi Alpha Theta National Award

May 2014 graduate Alec Tare was named recipient of Phi Alpha Theta’s Lynn W. Turner Prize. This is the highest national award granted by Phi Alpha Theta (the history national honor society) for a piece of undergraduate research. Alec’s paper was based on the senior thesis he wrote under the …

Geneseo Welcomes New Faculty Member Ryan Jones

The History Department is pleased to welcome Professor Ryan Jones as our newest tenure-track faculty member.  Ryan comes to us from Washington University in St. Louis where he spent a year as a visiting professor.  With a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Jones brings expertise in Latin …

Sherry Leung (class of 2014) Receives Prestigious COPLAC Award

For the second consecutive year, a Geneseo History major has won the Consortium of Public Liberal Arts Colleges’ David J. Prior Award.  Sherry Leung joins last year’s winner, Cory Young, in having been honored for her essay on civic engagement and liberal arts education.  Profiles of Sherry, Cory and other …

Jordan Kleiman Wins SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

We are pleased to announce that Associate Professor of History Jordan Kleiman was named as one of three Geneseo faculty to receive the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.  This brings a total of seven Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching to the History Department.  Congratulations! The press release …

2014 Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference at SUNY Buffalo State

Ten Geneseo History majors presented research at the annual Phi Alpha Theta West/Central Regional Conference held at SUNY Buffalo State on 5 April. In attendance were Neal Hunter, Peter Olsen-Harbich, Clare Flynn, Alec Tare, Nikita Rumsey, Brittany Lauda, Todd Christensen, Liz Dierenfield, Liam Collins, and Cindy Trieu. Four students received …

Geneseo Students at the Syracuse Cold Case Initiative Program

Over Spring Break, Geneseo alumnus Keven Adams (2012) and current student Todd Christensen (pictured here) attended a Syracuse University Conference, sponsored by the Law School’s Cold Case Initiative, “Looking Back, Moving Forward: 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the Civil Rights Movement 1964-2014”. At the conference, they heard presentations by and met …

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