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Pete Kuryla

April 2, 2021

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Deadline for S-USIH Nashville 2021 Proposals Extended to May 28, 2021

THE PUBLIC AND THE PRIVATE

SOCIETY FOR U.S. INTELLECTUAL HISTORY ANNUAL MEETING

NASHVILLE, 2021

We have extended the deadline for proposals to the The Society for U.S. Intellectual History’ annual conference, which will be held in person from October 28-30 in Nashville, Tennessee with regular events at the Scarritt Bennett Conference Center in Midtown. The new deadline is May 28, 2021. Check out the CFP here.

Stay tuned for conference updates and upcoming news about some exciting conference-related events.

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