All papers nominated for the Spring 2009 issue have now been posted. They can be found in PDF format here.
We congratulate all nominated authors on their work.
The editors are proud to release online Volume 1, Issue 2.
The Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History is a publication of the Undergraduate History Council at Columbia University. To solicit material, the Undergraduate History Council asks professors from history departments across the United States and internationally to nominate the most outstanding undergraduate work from their classes. We post all nominated articles, and then select from among them to be published in the Journal.
Before submitting or nominating articles to the Journal: please view our submission guidelines.
Keep up to date with announcements and information by joining the Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History facebook group.
Contact the editors at cujh@columbia.edu
The Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History is a publication of the Undergraduate History Council at Columbia University. To solicit material, the Undergraduate History Council asks professors from history departments across the United States and internationally to nominate the most outstanding undergraduate work from their classes. We post all nominated articles, and then select from among them to be published in the Journal.
Before submitting or nominating articles to the Journal: please view our submission guidelines.
The Herbert Aptheker Undergraduate History Conference was held on the evening of Tuesday, February 10th at Columbia University. We thank Keisha Benjamin, Barnes Hauptfuhrer, and Jeffrey Martin for their thought-provoking presentations, as well as Professors Mio Matsumoto, Eric Foner, and Elizabeth Blackmar for their probing commentaries and support of the journal.
Thanks to all who attended as well.
Keep up to date with announcements and information by joining the Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History facebook group.
Contact the editors at cujh@columbia.edu
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