Matthew Norris (Part 3 History, and our 2016/17 Humanities Student Representative) has established a national undergraduate history research organisation, the ‘British Undergraduate Historical Association’.
The BUHA runs its own journal, The British Historical Review, the first issue of which appeared a few months ago. Both the journal, and further information about the BUHA can be found on their website.
The Association will also be hosting its first conference at the University of Reading this week, Thursday 3rd November (Palmer Building G05). The programme for this can be found below.
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Promoting Undergraduate Historical Research
Thursday 3rd November, University of Reading (Palmer Building G05)
10:00: Welcome
10:30: Grace Almond (Royal Holloway): From Civil Rights to Ferguson: Broken Promises and the Justification for Protest
11:35: Miles Kempton (Royal Holloway): The displacement of religion by science for Europeans by the end of the nineteenth century?
12: 35: Lunch
13:45: Imogen Crarer (University of Exeter): Female agency and the ANZAC legend: grief and commemoration in Australia during the inter-war years
14: 50: Ana Vujanic (University of Bristol): Anti-Semitic policies of Vichy government – a reflection of the ‘hidden’ anti-Semitism of the French people?
15:50: Break
16:00: TBC
READING HISTORY 
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