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Wanted: OAH Correspondents

John Fea   |  February 1, 2010 Leave a Comment

My correspondents program was such a success during the recent San Diego meeting of the American Historical Association that I thought I would put out a similar call for the OAH in Washington D.C.

I am looking for readers of “The Way of Improvement Leads Home” who are going to the conference in April and might be interested in serving as a “correspondent.” I can’t pay anything, but I can promise the fame associated with your words and by-line appearing on this blog! I will also be happy to promote your work in any way I can.

If you are interested, feel free to shoot me an e-mail at jfea(at)messiah(dot)edu or else just send me a post about the conference if the spirit moves you to write one. (If you want to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym just let me know).

I am particularly interested in posts related to the themes of this blog–early American history, American religious history, religion and politics, the teaching of history, and the historical profession. But I am willing to consider anything else that suits your fancy. Perhaps we may see a return visit from Wolfe’s Tone!

The conference is several months away, so please take some time to give this some thought. I hope to hear from some of you.

Thanks for considering this.

John

 

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