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Registration for the 2022 conference
​will open this summer!

The 2022 FALL Conference is In-person!

The New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies is pleased to announce our in-person 2022 Conference. The conference date is October 21st, 2022 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown from 8:30-3:30pm. Stay up to date with conference news on our Facebook page and other social medias.

About

The NHCSS annual conference is a branch of the national organization’s conference. The objective of the conference is to provide professional development, collaboration, and connections among social scientists and educators in New Hampshire. The conference features a Keynote speaker and break out sessions hosted by professionals in a variety of fields around the state. 

COVID 19

We will be following all up-to-date guidance from DHHS and the hotel guidelines. We ask that everyone wear masks. We will update this notice when decisions are finalized. 

Workshops and Schedule

TBA in summer 2022

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Chris Capozzola​
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Christopher Capozzola graduated from Harvard College and completed his Ph.D. at Columbia University in 2002. At MIT, he teaches courses in political and legal history, war and the military, and the history of international migration. From 2015-17 he served as the Secretary of the Faculty, and in 2018 was named a MacVicar Faculty Fellow, MIT’s highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
His research interests are in the history of citizenship, war, and the military in modern American history. His first book, Uncle Sam Wants You: World War I and the Making of the Modern American Citizen (Oxford University Press, 2008), examines the relationship between citizens, voluntary associations, and the federal government during World War I. Uncle Sam Wants You won the Lois P. Rudnick Book Prize of the New England American Studies Association.
His next book, Bound by War: How the United States and the Philippines Built America’s First Pacific Century , was published by Basic Books in 2020. Research for Bound by War was supported by the Historical Society of Southern California, the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center, and the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History. A portion of this project won the annual Cold War Essay Prize given by the John Adams Center at the Virginia Military Institute.


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  • Home
    • Board >
      • Board Members Page
    • Calendar
    • Blog
  • Awards and Grants
    • NHCSS Teacher of the Year
    • Kristi Alvarez Award
    • Mary Susan Leahy Award
    • NHCSS General Grant
    • Gwen Beane Mini-Grant
  • Conference
    • Membership
    • Conference >
      • Conference Registration
      • Conference Handouts >
        • Conference Handouts 2021
        • "2020" Conference Series
        • Conference Handouts 2019
        • Conference Handouts 2018
    • Vendors >
      • Vendor Registration
    • Presenters >
      • Presenter Proposals
  • C3 HUB
    • NH C3 HUB
    • What is the C3 Framework?
  • Resources
    • Book Club
    • Special Collections >
      • 100 Years of Suffrage
      • Black Lives Matter
    • Online Resources >
      • US History Resources
      • World Resources
      • Government and Civics Resources
      • Current Affairs Resources
      • Behavioral Sciences Resources
      • Economics and Finance Resources
      • Pedagogy Resources
    • External Resources >
      • NH Organizations >
        • Moose on the Loose
        • NH Civics Institute
        • NHD in NH
        • The Remedial Herstory Project
        • Youth and Government NH
      • NH Museums >
        • *Full List
        • America's Stonehenge
        • Black Heritage Trail of NH
        • Fort at No. 4
        • Franklin Pierce Manse
        • Indian Museum
        • Mary Baker Eddy Homes
        • Musterfield Farm
        • White Mountains
        • Wright Museum
      • National Organizations >
        • Annenberg Learner
        • C3 Teachers
        • Economics Education Link
        • Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History
        • Learning for Justice
        • National History Day
        • Newseum
        • The Eisenhower Foundation
      • Digital Literacy >
        • Domain Help
        • Wayback Machine
  • Store