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#USIH2025 News: Panelist Meetup Page

Greetings, USIH friends, old and new! We welcome your proposals for our 2025 conference, to be held November 6-8, 2025, in historic Detroit, Michigan. Submissions are due on 1 May 2025, and you can find the Call for Papers here.

Carlos Lopez, “Downtown Detroit,” 1947 (UMMA)

Our theme is “Creativity & Renewal,” and we interpret that broadly. Your proposals may focus on science, culture, politics, race, religion, gender, government, society, education—covering ALL time periods and events in U.S. history. We are glad to consider submissions that address any aspect, period, or problem from the history of American thought. Our meeting is meant to be a rich and diverse forum for those working in the realm of intellectual history.

Please use the comments, below, to connect with colleagues and construct panels. See you in Detroit!

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