Annual History Conference

Conference Program

2018 Keynote – Living the First Transcontinental Life

2018 Plenary – Is Utah Still the Crossroads of the West?

2018 – Murder and Justice: Stories of True Crime

2018 – All Out for Uncle Sam Movement in Northern Utah During WWII

2018 – Refugee Movement & Boundaries: Displacement, Relocation, and Advocacy

2018 – A Critical Review of The Diairies of Leonard J. Arrington

2017 Plenary – Peril, Conflict, and Storytelling in Community History

2017 Keynote – I’m Not a Historian, But I Played One on TV with Ken Verdoia

2017 – The Impact of Independent Film on Local Communities

2017 – Cache Valley Utah Drug Court Oral History Project

2017 – Interpreting Controversy: Preserving and Presenting the Story of Joe Hill

2016 – Historical Perspectives on the Public Lands Debate in the American West

2016 – Industrial and Natural Landscapes

2016 – Early Rural Utah in the Uinta Basin

2016 – New Methods, Historical Innovation

2016 – The Personal and the Political

2016 – WWI in Rural Utah

2016 – Voices from the Desert: Rural Issues in Southeastern Utah

2016 Plenary – Historical Perspectives on the Public Lands Debate in the American West

2015 – Documenting the Topaz Experience

2015 – Exploring Utah’s Mulitcultural Past through Oral History

2015 – Immigration in Early Twentieth-Century Utah

2015 – Paiutes and the Circleville Massacre after 150 Years