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From our Federated Department of History BlogFebruary 7th, 2011
On Monday, February 14, in the “open” period of 11:30-1, distinguished legal historian Professor Richard Bernstein will deliver a lecture on the politics of constitutional interpretation in the first inaugural Honors College-LTC colloquium. Professor Bernstein’s talk is entitled:... read more!
January 26th, 2011
The NJIT History Department encourages students and all interested parties to attend the upcoming Marion Thompson Wright Lecture exploring evolution in the concepts of black beauty. The 2011 Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series, New Jersey’s largest and most prestigious conference commemorating... read more!
December 1st, 2010
Two members of the NJIT history community have received awards at the December 1, 2010 CSLA Annual Awards Reception. Dr Fadi P. Deek presided over the ceremonies honoring the College’s outstanding faculty, staff, students and alumni. Dr. Neil Maher Federated Department of History chair,... read more!
November 24th, 2010
Katherine Keirns, one of the Federated History Department’s MA students, has won first place in the Middle States Division of the American Association of Geographers regional conference’s graduate student paper competition. Her paper was entitled,”Yes, the Brush is Mightier than... read more!
November 19th, 2010
The Law, Technology, & Culture Program @ NJIT & The NJIT Pre-Law Society are pleased to present: “How to Get Into Law School” featuring a visit by Kaplan Testing Inc. and Professor Gautham Rao, Director of LTC Monday, November 29 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Kupfrian 105 Please rsvp to:... read more!
October 7th, 2010
Distinguished Professor Richard B. Sher will participate in the first of two roundtable discussions on history and literature at Columbia University on October 8th, 2010. The scholarly panel will consider literature as historical knowledge and panelists will explore recent attempts to situate the... read more!
September 9th, 2010
Stephen Pemberton, Associate Professor of History at NJIT, traveled to the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom to present a paper entitled, “Hemophilia, ‘The Most Hereditary of All Diseases’: How Genetics Mattered for Experimental Hematologists Engaged in Efforts to Manage... read more!
