Full Draft Program Ohio Academy of History Kent State University at Stark 2016 April 1-2, 2016

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1 Full Draft Program Ohio Academy of History Kent State at Stark 2016 April 1-2, 2016 Friday, April 1 12:00-2:45 Executive Council Meeting Registration Opens at 2:30 Concurrent Session 1 3:00-4:30 Panel One - Teaching South Asia in the U.S. and the Midwest: Strategies, Challenges, and Possibilities (Roundtable Discussion) o Dr. Lavanya Wemsani, Shawnee State o Dr. Rina Williams, of Cincinnati o Dr. Ananya Dasgupta, Case Western Reserve o Dr. Rahul Nair, Antioch College o Dr. Arvind Elangovan, Wright State (Moderator) Panel Two - Immigration, Gender, and Race During World War II o Tolerance, Resourcefulness, Duty, Faith and Wealth: Lessons from Women in the Medical Field During World War II Dr. Jerra Jenrette, Edinboro o The Ladies of the 6888: Race, Gender, and Wartime Housekeeping Dr. Martha Donkor, West Chester o Maltese Labor in the Maelstrom: Imperial Might, Civil Strife, and the Legal Navigations to North America Marc Sanko, West Virginia o Imprisonment in the Land of the Free Ryan Richards, Edinboro Chair and Comment: Dr. Chelsea Griffis, of Toledo Panel Three - New Perspectives on Doing Diplomacy During the Cold War o Relief Gets Personal: UNRRA Personnel, , Amanda Bundy, Ohio State o Waging a Cultural Cold War: U.S. Public Diplomacy in West Berlin, Dr. Benjamin Greene, Bowling Green State o Swords into Ploughshares: Presidential Decisions for Peace During the Cold War, Dr. John McNay, of Cincinnati-Blue Ash Chair: Dr. Mary Ann Heiss, Kent State Comment: Dr. Molly Wood, Wittenberg

2 Panel Four - Drink and Temperance in the Nineteenth Century Ohio River Valley (Alcohol and Drugs History Society) o German Seed in Urban Soil: Brewers, Biergartenen, and Ethnic Community, Dr. William H. Mulligan, Jr., Murray State o Father Mathew s Portrait: Varieties of Temperance in Antebellum Cincinnati, Dr. Matthew Smith, Miami - Hamilton o Temperance Songs in American School Songbooks, , Dr. Paul Sanders, Ohio State Newark o The drink a great deal, swear a great deal, and gamble a great deal: Drink and Society in Louisville in the 1820s, Dr. Aaron Hoffman, Community College of Allegheny County Chair: Dr. David Fahey, Miami Comment: The Audience Book Panel One - Book Panel: Dr. Kim E. Nielsen, of Toledo A Disability History of the United States o Moderator and Discussant: Dr. Deborah Marinski, Ohio - Southern Dinner Break 4:30-6:30 Distinguished Historian Lecture: Dr. Ron Lora, of Toledo: 6:30-7:15 Reception 7:15-8:15 Reception featuring Ed Ellis, The Fastest Hands in Magic Alcohol and Drugs History Society Video Screening: Freak Out: Psychedelic Cinema of the 1960s 8:15-9:00

3 Saturday, April 2 Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30-11:00 Concurrent Session 2 9:00-10:30 Panel Five - Drug Control, Race, and Incarceration: Scholarly and Pedagogical Approaches o Stamp Out Killer Narcotics: Anti-Drug Movements in Urban and Suburban Los Angeles, Sarah Siff, Ohio State o Mayor Smoke: Responses to Kurt Schmoke s Bid to Reform Drug Laws Dr. Will Cooley, Walsh o Teaching Incarceration and Race in a Prison Setting: A Classroom Like None Other, Dr. Benjamin Sperry, Case Western Reserve Chair and Comment: Chief Bruce Lawver, Canton Police Department Workshop - History and Quantitative Literacy, Dr. Rachel Chrastil, Xavier Panel Six - The Practice, Experience, and Memory of War o And the Band Played On: American War Memory, Memorialization, and Remembrance Tourism, , Steven Bare, of Toledo o Dumped into the Maumee River or Placed in a Padded Cell: Scott Nearing, Toledo and Academic Freedom During the First World War, Dr. Donald Eberle, Northwest State Community College o Building a New Army: Training and Supply of the Chinese Army in India, Dr. Thomas McGrath, Muskingum Chair and Comment: Dr. Bradley Keefer, Kent State at Ashtabula Panel Seven - Global Ethnohistory o Knots and Narratives: Khipu Scholarship Through a Modern Western Lens, Veronica Lysaght, of Toledo o Trust and Circulation: Examples from the Naqshbandi Tariqah, Ali Gibran Siddiqui, Ohio State Chair and Comment: Dr. Jim Seelye, Kent State at Stark Break 10:30-10:45

4 Concurrent Session 3 10:45-12:15 Panel Eight - Nazis in Custody: Allied Policies Towards Nazi Prisoners of War o The Medical Gaze and Interpretation of Trauma: An Analysis of Medical Studies on European POWs During and After World War II, Dr. Rachel Constance, Walsh o The Russians are only to be mistrusted: U.S. Interrogations of German POWs in Preparation for the Cold War, Dr. Justin Pfeifer, Wittenberg o Goering in Captivity: An Analysis of the Treatment of High Value German POWs in the Immediate Postwar Period, Dr. Steven Schrag, Bowling Green State Chair and Comment: Dr. Richard Steigman-Gall, Kent State Book Panel Two - Book Panel: Professor Barbara Floyd, of Toledo, The Glass City: Toledo and the Industry That Built It o Comment and Moderator, Dr. Thomas Sosnowski, Kent State at Stark Roundtable Two - Graduate Directors of Ohio Roundtable Discussion o Dr. Roberto Padilla, of Toledo o Dr. Michael Brooks, Bowling Green State o Dr. Tim Scarnecchia, Kent State o Dr. Kathryn Meyer, Wright State o Dr. Daniel Prior, Miami Moderator: Dr. Jonathan Reed Winkler, Wright State Panel Nine - Revolution, Reform, and Rebellion: Agency in Memory and History at the Parker Academy in Clermont County, Ohio o Dr. Brian Hackett, Northern Kentucky (Chair and Discussant) o Cora Arney, Northern Kentucky o Brittany Berning, Northern Kentucky o Dr. Jennifer Morris, Mount St. Joseph Lunch and Business Meeting 12:30-2:30

5 Concurrent Session 4 2:30-4:00 Panel Ten - Defining the Monstrous: The Monster s Place in Medieval and Early Modern European Societies o When the Dead Refuse to Leave: The Draugar in Medieval Anglo- Saxon and Icelandic Traditions Dr. Ann Martinez, Kent State at Stark o The Erotic Gone Wrong: Medieval and Early Modern Scholars, Artists, and Writers Perpetuate the Mythology of Female Night Demons Marta Minder, John Carroll o Why Monsters Surround Scandinavia: Olaus Magnus and His Carta Marina (1539) Dr. Lindsay Starkey, Kent State at Stark Chair: Dr. Thomas Sosnowski, Kent State at Stark Comment: The Audience Panel Eleven - Race in Early Ohio and the Ohio River Valley o White Tricksters: Racial Transgressions on the Post-Revolutionary Ohio River Cameron Shriver, Ohio State o Racial Religion: John Stewart and the Ohio Wyandot, Grace Richards, Ohio State o Neighborly Descriptions: Racial Depictions in Ross County, Ohio, Joshua Wood, Ohio State Chair and Comment: Dr. Gina Martina-Trutor, of Akron Panel Twelve - U.S. Foreign and Military Policy Challenges in the 20 th Century o U.S. Foreign Relations and International Communications, , Dr. Jonathan Reed Winkler, Wright State o Architect of the Vietnam War? Maxwell Taylor in Saigon, , Dr. Ingo Trauschweizer, Ohio o Selling Elk Hills: National Security, the Energy Crisis, and the Neoliberal Market, , Dr. Peter Shulman, Case Western Reserve Chair: Dr. Hal Friedman, Henry Ford College Comment: Dr. Mary Ann Heiss, Kent State Panel Thirteen - Drink and Temperance: Literature, Rum, and Central Asia (Alcohol and Drugs History Society) o Temperance, Woman s Rights, and Immigration in the Fiction of Lillie Devereux Blake. Dr. Jon Miller, of Akron

6 o Re-(de-)Colonizing the Mind: Rum and the Rise of US Imperialism, Dr. Jennifer Nesbitt, Penn State York o Chastise me when you find me sober: Drinking Culture in Islamic Central Asia, Dr. Stephanie Honchell, Fairleigh Dickinson Chair and Comment: Dr. Scott Martin, Bowling Green State Panel Fourteen - Slavery and Abolition in the Antebellum United States o A Slave Couple s Journey to Freedom: An Underground Railroad Love Story, Dr. Roy Finkenbine, of Detroit Mercy o From the Law Offices of Giddings & Wade: Abolition, David Richards, Independent Scholar o Secession and the Civilizing Mission: The Antebellum Southern Commercial Conventions and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Brian Hoefel, Stark State College Chair and Comment: Dr. Bruce Way, of Toledo