Kelly D. Berry
Indigenous Pedagogy Institute Fellow, Center for Faculty Excellence, University of Oklahoma
“Often Overlooked in Indian Education: Colonial Indian Boarding Schools in the Americas, 1500–1780”
Erica N. Duncan
PhD Candidate in History, New York University
“Childish Freedoms: Black Children and the Making of Freedom, 1715–1838”
Sarah L. H. Gronningsater
Assistant Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania
“American Democracies: People, Politics, and Everyday Life in the New Nation”
Brian Masaru Hayashi
Professor of History, Kent State University
“From Yellow to Red Peril: How Japanese Americans Shed Their Enemy Image”
Samantha Lanevi
PhD Candidate in History, University of Cambridge
“United States War Brides of World War II”
Yannick Giovanni Marshall
Faculty, School of Critical Studies (Aesthetics and Politics Program), California Institute of the Arts
“‘A Certain Negro Man Named Adam’: Colonial Power, Enslaved Resistance, and the Misremembering of Abolition"
Andrea C. Mosterman
Associate Professor of History and Joseph Tregle Endowed Professor in Early American History, University of New Orleans
“New Amsterdam and the Dutch Role in Promoting the Early American Slave Trade”
Matt Mulhern
PhD Candidate in History, Fordham University
“Zbigniew Brzezinski and the Influence of Political Theory on American Foreign Policy”
Evan Turiano
Postdoctoral Researcher, Wesleyan University
“The Politics of Fugitive Slave Rendition and the Coming of the American Civil War”
Tingfeng Yan
PhD Candidate in History, University of Chicago
“Ideas and Practices of Administration in Eighteenth-Century Colonial America and the Origins of the US Constitution”