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Narratives of Power Lecture and Workshop by: Thavolia Glymph Professor of History, Duke University Thursday, February 2, 2012 Click here for more info! Tuesday Seminar Series Spring 2012: Kim Butler RCHA Faculty Fellow Next Seminar: Tues, Jan 31, 2012 - 88 College Ave at 11:00AM Click here for more info!
Institute for High School Teachers "The Role of Technology in World History" Workshop Series Deadline is January 31st, 2012 Click here for more info! Networks of Exchange 2012-2013 Fellowship Information: "Networks of Exchange" Project Description Fellowship Application Fellowship Application Guidelines Narratives of Power Spring 2012 seminar schedule available now! (click here) Click here for "From Black Modern to Post-Blackness" Conference Schedule Fall 2011 seminar schedule available now! (click here)
High School Teachers 2011 - 2012 Online registration taking place now, sign up today! Online Registration Form

Founded in 1988, the Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis, located at 88 College Avenue on the Rutgers campus in New Brunswick, brings together internationally distinguished scholars, the university community, and the New Jersey public to engage in research, education, and public service on historical topics of broad community relevance. The RCHA's programs are designed to meet at least two needs: To put current social trends and issues in historical perspective and to overcome the fragmentation of knowledge which keeps us from seeing the wider dimensions of problems. The RCHA thus joins the scholarly concerns of an advanced research institute with the outreach programs of a major public educational institution. In addition to weekly seminars on Tuesdays, the Center hosts a variety of public conferences and related cultural events, sponsors an Institute for High School Teachers, and houses the Journal of the History of Ideas.