| WEDNESDAY |
SESSIONS |
MEALS |
MEETINGS |
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National Park Service Historians Roundtable 9:00a.m.-Noon |
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Bibliography Session 1:45-3:15p.m. |
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Council
Meeting 1:00-5:00p.m. |
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From Cowgirls to Women on Horseback: Breaking the
White Stereotype (CWWH Session) 3:30-5:00p.m. |
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| THURSDAY |
SESSIONS |
MEALS |
MEETINGS |
| 7:00a.m. |
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ASEH Breakfast
Mining History Breakfast |
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| 8:30-10:00a.m. |
Correct in Every Detail: Reassessing Popular Images in
Western Art
Cowboys and Showmen: Constructing a Vision of the Wild
West
Defining Space in the Pacific Northwest
Fifty Years' Perspective on Frank R. Secoy's Changing
Military Patterns on the Great Plains
Focus on Archives: Tapping Special Collections
Howard Lamar: A Southerner at Yale Views the West
New Views on the Battle of the Little Big Horn and Representations
of Custer
The Great War, the West, and Patriotism
Way Out West
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| 10:30-Noon |
Chinese Reactions to Anti-Chinese Movements and Legislation
in the Pacific Northwest, 1885-1910
Discovering Western Women's History in Unexpected Places
Empowering the West: Oil, Alcohol, and Hydroelectric Energy
From Las Vegas to Bolivia: New Looks at Labor in the Americas
Phi Alpha Theta Session
Robert M. Utley: Historical Ranger of the Frontier and
West
The Future of Western Art: The View from the Director's
Chair
The Sacred and the Secular: Beauty, Race, and Faith in
the New West
Tourism and the Search for the Real West
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Westerners International Business Meeting
10:30-11:30 For W.I. Members |
| Noon |
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Phi Alpha Theta Luncheon |
Montana Editorial
Board Luncheon
WHQ Editorial Board Luncheon |
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Graduate Student Reception 5:00-6:00p.m. |
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| FRIDAY |
SESSIONS |
MEALS |
MEETINGS |
| 7:00a.m. |
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CWWH Buffet Breakfast
Public History Breakfast |
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| 8:30-10:00a.m. |
American Violence and the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Camping, Concrete, and Cocos Plumosa: Constructing Western
Landscapes
Charity, Welfare, and Race in the Pacific Northwest
From Enumeration to Illumination: Indian Imagery and the
Construction of Reservation Societies and Economies
From White House to Classroom: Imagery and Politics in
Western Art
The Boundless Body of Baby Doe Tabor: Popular Culture,
History, and Veracity
The Inquiring Mind: A Tribute to Bill Goetzmann
(Session rescheduled for 2:30 p.m., same day)
Teaching About the West
Tourism in San Francisco's Chinatown: The Cultural Politics
of Representation
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WHA Program Committee 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m. |
| 10:30a.m.-Noon |
Buffalo Bill: A Work in Progress
Changing Interpretations of Indian Cultures
Confronting the Boundaries of the Boundless West: Transborder
Histories of the North American West
From Image to Paper: Negotiating Native American-White
Relations in the Diplomacy and Cultural Dynamics of the Nineteenth Century
Outlaw Images of the American West
The History and Archeology of the Baja California Missions
(In Spanish)
Travelers and Sojourners: Searching for A Vision of the
West
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| Noon |
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Presidential
Luncheon Noon-2:00p.m. |
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| 2:30-4:00p.m. |
"Variety and Subtlety": Wine Opens a Window on the Modern
Western Economy
Changing Images of the Southwest Through Art, Travel,
and Personal Experience
Imaging a Farmer's Paradise: Design and Identity in Idaho
and Montana in the Early Twentieth Century
The Inquiring Mind: A Tribute to Bill Goetzmann
Perceptions of Indian Women
Politics, Economics, and Religion in the West
Riding the Range, Riding the Circuit: Women in Ranching
and Rodeo (Westerners International Session)
Roundtable: Boundless Opportunities - Researching Western
Legal History (Ninth Judicial Court Historical Society Roundtable)
Teaching About the West
(Session rescheduled for 8:30 a.m., same day)
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WHA Business Meeting 5:00-6:00p.m.
For all
WHA members |
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Annual
Banquet 7:00p.m
President's
Dessert Reception 9:30 p.m. |
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| SATURDAY |
SESSIONS |
MEALS |
MEETINGS |
| 7:00a.m. |
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Westerners International Breakfast |
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| 8:30-10:00a.m. |
Art and Nature in Images of the West
Contested Boundaries, Frontiers, and Opportunities: Federal
Indian Policy Across Space and Time
Public Celebrations and the Imagery of the Old West
Roundtable on Writing Family History: Research Problems
and Considerations
The "Floating Army" in the Land of Milk and Honey: Casual,
Seasonal, and Itinerant Labor in Western Farms, Forests, and Orchards
The “Principle of Plurality”: Mormon Polygamy in Nineteenth-Century
Utah (Mormon History Association Session)
The Representation and Reality of Violence, Gender, and
the Western Military Environment
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| 10:30a.m.-Noon |
John Graves: A Texas Writer's Perspective
Masculine Frontiers and Western Heroes: Kit Carson, Buffalo
Bill, and John Wayne
Symbols of the Past: Rethinking Chapters of American Indian
History
Teaching History Through Fiction in the “Boundless West”
The Boundless South/West: Re-Thinking Regional Histories
The Real Wild West
The Texas Rangers in History and Legend
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| Noon |
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Indian Scholars Luncheon
Military History Luncheon |
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43rd
Annual WHA Conference • Fort Worth, Texas