Utah Historical Quarterly Announcements

By March 1, 2021

From the UHQ Editors

We want to make you aware of several upcoming opportunities for papers and proposals through the Utah State Historical Society. Please feel free to share with your colleagues and on social media. Call for Papers: Utah State Historical Society Annual Conference The CFP announcing this year’s annual conference is now open for submissions. The theme centers on public health and the common good. We rely on your participation and support to make our conference possible. Please spread the word for us. For questions or recommendations for programming related to the theme, please don’t hesitate to reach out at uhq@utah.govCall for Papers: Public Health and the Common Good

Call for Proposals on Utah Historical MemorialsWe also want to make you aware of an exciting initiative. This year we are launching a blog series on historical memorials. We seek proposals for short essays that place historical markers in historical and contemporary perspective. We hope the series will represent the diversity of thought about historical markers and will facilitate public discussion about the place of historical markers and memorials in our society. Check out our website for more information and deadlines for proposal submissions. Call for Proposals: Blog Series on Historical Memorials

Student Manuscript AwardFinally, the historical society has a new award for the best student manuscript submitted for publication in Utah Historical Quarterly. A cash prize will be given to a manuscript that shows innovative historical thinking, rigorous research, and excellence in writing. If you know of student work that fits the bill, please ensure they submit the paper to uhq@utah.gov. Any student manuscript submitted between January 2020 and March 31, 2021 will be considered. Sincerely,UHQ editors 

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