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U.S. History Workshop

The U.S. History Workshop gathers faculty and graduate students to discuss works in progress and to foster intellectual community among scholars of U.S. history, as well as related fields and disciplines at Stanford. Presenters range from graduate students seeking feedback on dissertation or research seminar materials to faculty looking for comments on their works in progress. A long-running tradition, the U.S. History Workshop aims to cultivate close ties between faculty and graduate students as researchers and writers by creating a community of peers drawn together by shared interests and scholarly inquiry.

2026-2027 Faculty Organizer: 
Caroline Winterer | cwinterer [at] stanford.edu (cwinterer[at]stanford[dot]edu) 

2026-2027 Graduate Student Organizers: 
Matt Levine | mtlevine [at] stanford.edu (mtlevine[at]stanford[dot]edu) 
Jordan Virtue | jvirtue [at] stanford.edu (jvirtue[at]stanford[dot]edu) 

Open to History Department faculty and graduate students

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Upcoming Events

October
7
Date
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Location:
Lane History Corner 307
October
28
Date
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Location:
Lane History Corner 307
November
18

Past Events

November
30
Date
-
Location:
This workshop will be held in History Corner, Room 307
November
2
Date
-
Location:
This event will take place in Lane History Corner, Room 307
October
12
Date
-
Location:
This workshop will be held in Citrus Courtyard
May
18
Date
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Location:
Citrus Courtyard Arcade
May
4
Date
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Location:
Citrus Courtyard Arcade