Hedelt column: Friends of Rappahannock rolling out connections to river via new oral history program (The Free Lance-Star)
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Guest Speaker to Examine Politics, Religion and Health Among Colonial Native Americans at Library (The Free Lance-Star)
Sellers Presents at MCEAS Conference
Jason Sellers, assistant professor of History and American Studies, presented a paper at “From Conquest to Identity: New Jersey and the Middle Colonies in the Seventeenth Century,” a conference held in Trenton, N.J. March 27-28, sponsored by the New Jersey Council on the Humanities and the McNeil Center for Early American Studies. Sellers’s paper, “Creating […]
Jason Sellers Presents at Conference
Jason Sellers, assistant professor of history and American studies, presented a paper, “‘Wee drink one water’: Rivers and intercultural relations in the eighteenth-century Mid-Atlantic,” at the American Society for Ethnohistory’s annual meetings in New Orleans. The paper was part of a panel addressing waterways as borders in native North America.
