**UPDATE** PRE-REGISTRATION FOR #MHA50 ENDS MAY 8

By April 30, 2015

The MHA Board has decided to extend reduced pre-registration fees for this year’s meeting of the Mormon History Association until May 8! The conference will be held June 4-7, 2015 in Provo, UT. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Association’s founding and the MHA Board and local arrangements committee have gone all out to ensure this is the best MHA conference ever held. Whether you are a graduate student, early-career scholar, an armchair historian or are just interested in Mormonism and its history, this is the conference for you. There is something for everyone. EVERYONE. [See program HERE]

As an added bonus this year, the following events are FREE to all registered attendees:

  • Friday lunch
  • Award presentations
  • The Gold and Green Ball

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50 Years!

Register for #MHA50 HERE

Follow MHA on Facebook HERE.

 

Please leave any questions in the comments. We hope to see you all there!

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  1. … with your dancing shoes on !

    Comment by Tona H — May 4, 2015 @ 10:29 am


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