• Plenary: Worst. President. Ever.
• Plenary: Historian Presidents
• Panel: New Directions in LGBTQ Public History.
• Panel: Remembering Andrew Cayton.
• Panel: Raiders, Traders, and Slaves in Constructing the Spectrum of Unfreedom in the Americas.
• Panel: Roguish Leadership in the American Revolution.
• Panel: The Feet under the Nation: Grassroots Leadership during the American Civil War Era.
• Panel: University Special Collections as Community Spaces.
• Plenary: Can We Use History?
• Plenary: The National Park Service at 100: A Conversation with Robert Stanton
• Protest, Politics, and Ideas in the American Century: The Work of Alan Brinkley
• Leading Together: Archivists and Historians Shaping the Digital Archive
• Old Stories, Young Leaders: Oral History and Leadership Development in the National Park Service
• Why You Can’t Teach United States History without American Indians
• Open Question: What Is the Relation between Slavery and Capitalism?
• Page by Page: Writing History for a Trade Audience
• Podcasting—Reaching a Mass Audience from Above and Below
• State of the Field: Ed Linenthal
• How Places Shaped Spaces: Scale and the Religious Geographies of Early America
• Myths of the Market
• Democracy in America and Europe
• Early American Labor History
• Presidential Address: God, Gotham, and Modernity
• Queer and Trans* Oral History Projects
• Sexuality, Race, and Leadership amid Crisis in Twentieth-Century Urban America
• Christianity and Capitalism in the Modern United States: Historians Respond to Kevin Kruse’s One Nation under God
• History, Numbers, Numeracy: Opportunities and Obstacles in Quantitative and Digital History
• Capturing Indigeneity through Sound and Image: New Media and American Indians, 1860–1920
• Legacies of Latina/o Sexuality as Leadership in the United States: 1700s–1980s
• The World the Civil War Made: Revisiting and Revising Reconstruction
• Building the Ebony Tower: Reconsidering Black Colleges in the Age of Jim Crow
• Presidents and Patronage
• Sunday at OAH 2016
• OAH 2016 Awards
• Saturday Highlights at OAH 2016
• Friday at OAH 2016
• Thursday Highlights at OAH 2016
• William Carrigan, Five Things I Wish I Had Known at My First OAH
• Shana Weinberg, Slavery and the University: Reclaiming a Difficult History in Providence
• Joan Zenzen, Leadership in the National Park Service: A Plenary with Former NPS Director Robert Stanton
• Hajni Selby, The Art of Chatting

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● Day 2

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● Day 3 -- Panels

● Day 4

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People Doing a Lot of Tweeting

● Claire Potter @TenuredRadical

● John Fea @JohnFea1

● Liz Covart @lizcovart

● Dan Royales @danroyales

● Jim Grossman @JimGrossmanAHA

● Rebecca Noel @RRNoel

● Thomas Balcerski @tbalcerski

● Sam Redman @samueljredman

● Kevin Kruse @KevinMKruse

● Jacob Reames @jacremes