9:15 - 10:45 PANEL 1

Social Services, War,and Civic Activism

Chair: Susan Grunewald (Carnegie Mellon)

CHRISTINE GRANTCARNEGIE MELLON

“Careers in Philanthropy: Penitentiary Agricultural Colonies and the Case of Prudent Guimas”

MARK HAUSERCARNEGIE MELLON

“World War I Doughboys and the Transformation of American Welfare Work”

JONATHAN NEUCARNEGIE MELLON “’Behind the Man in Khaki Stands the Man in Blue’: Grand Army Veterans and the Great War”

Discussant: Barry Bookheimer (University of Pittsburgh)

10:45 - 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:30 PANEL 2

The Control of Urban Space, Professionalization, and Religion in the Twentieth Century

Chair: Matt Nielsen (Carnegie Mellon)

LAUREN M. CHURILLACARNEGIE MELLON

“Mashers and Street Harassment in Progressive Era Pittsburgh, 1880s-1930s”

CORDELIA BRAZILEUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

“Boys to Men: Education and Youth Soccer Academies in England and the United States”

WILLIAM WEAVERUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

“Revolutionary Pentecostals: A Study in the Evangelical Support for the FSLN during Nicaragua’s 1990 Elections”

Discussant: Alexandra Mountain (University of Pittsburgh)

12:30 - 1:15 Lunch

1:15 - 2:45 PANEL 3

Race and Social Movements

Chair: Amanda Katz (Carnegie Mellon)

DAVID BUSCHCARNEGIE MELLON

“The University of the Movement: Mapping the 1964 Freedom Summer”

DAN HOLLANDUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

“Communities of Resistance: The Construction and Use of Social Capital among Low-Income People in Pittsburgh and Lyon”

CLAYTON VAUGHN-ROBERSONCARNEGIE MELLON

“Benjamin DeWayne Amis and the Pan-African Origins of the National Negro Congress in Philadelphia, 1935-1936”

Discussant: Brad Sommer (Carnegie Mellon)

2:45 - 3:00 Coffee Break

8:15 - 9:00Continental Breakfast

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Carnegie MellonUniversity of Pittsburgh

HISTORYGRADUATERESEARCH

FORUM

Saturday,17 February 2018

8:15 am - 4:10 pm

Singleton RoomRoberts Hall

Carnegie Mellon University

3:00-4:10 PANEL 4

World War II: Post-War Community-Making and Commemoration

Chair: David Busch (Carnegie Mellon)

BARRY BOOKHEIMERUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

“The Mortar in the Mosaic: Creating Community among Ukrainian Displaced Persons in US-Occupied Germany, 1945-1947”

SUSAN GRUNEWALDCARNEGIE MELLON

“Enemies, Allies, and Victims: Remembering German Prisoners of War in the Soviet Union and Russia”

Discussant: Adam Brode (University of Pittsburgh)

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