ANNOUNCEMENT: By request, History Education Hawaii's January Winter Lyceum of History scheduled for January 9, 2016 has been postponed.
Winter Conference Honolulu, Hawaii USA January 9, 2016
A Program of History Education Hawaii, Inc.,
the Official State Council of the
National Council for History Education
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
DATE: Saturday, January 9, 2016
LOCATION: Aliiolani Hale, Hawaii Judiciary History Center,
417 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
HOURS: Admission Time 9:00 a.m.
SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE EXTENDED TO WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 23, 2015. 9:00 p.m. HST. Please submit via email a 1-3 paragraph summary with title, your name(s), a short autobiography, equipment/technology requirements and contact information.
Submit your proposals to
historyeducationhawaii@gmail.com. Thank you!
Presenters will be notified on or before MONDAY, December 28, 2015.
*Note: online/wifi access for laptop computers is not available inside the Hawaii Judiciary History Center.
REGISTRATION: Until Wednesday, December 23, 2015, History Education Hawaii is offering a VERY EARLY BIRD SPECIAL at US$75 for HEH members; US$100 for non-HEH members.
*CLICK THIS LINK TO REGISTER ONLINE.
Each registration covers one individual. A light lunch will be served.
You may also mail a printed check for the amount of US$75 (HEH members) or $100 (non-HEH members; includes one-year membership) until December 16 to: History Education Hawaii, P.O. Box 183, Honolulu HI 96810-0183.
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Justin Vance
Associate Professor of History, Interim Dean for Military Campus Programs at Hawaii Pacific University, President of the Hawaii Civil War Roundtable, and History Education Hawaii's History Educator of the Year.
Dr. Vance earned a BA in History from Boise State University, and MA in Diplomacy and Military Studies from Hawaii Pacific University, and a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Southern California. His research interests include the role of Native Hawaiians in the American Civil War, history education via distance learning settings, and World War II and the Pacific. He is a former history instructor at Wayland Baptist University's Hawaii campus, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, conducted battlefield tours of Hawaii's World War II military sites for Home of the Brave Tours, and has been a leader in bringing history to life at the Battleship Missouri Memorial and the Bishop Museum. Dr. Vance is the 2010 winner of the Golden Apple Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching at Hawaii Pacific University.
Theme:
The Asia-Pacific Rim, Hawaii,
and The Meeting Points of History
For centuries, the Hawaiian Islands have been a meeting point and an historical crossroads. In his sermon, Japanese Embassy in Washington, preached on March 18, 1860 in the Seaman's Bethel in Honolulu,
Rev. Samuel C. Damon observed:
We are now living amid scenes, changes, revolutions and convulsions of nations, most striking and grand. Old landmarks and customs are breaking up and dissolving, and new combinations are forming, all betokening that the end draweth nigh.
The purpose of this first-ever winter conference is to examine the relations between the study of history and education. Proposals are welcomed that center on a variety of topics and interests with emphasis on historical events and circumstances throughout Hawaii and the Asia-Pacific Rim. How can we learn from our interconnected histories to solve contemporary and future challenges?
We also welcome presentation proposals on other areas of historical and educational interests.
