2021 Tennessee Conference of Historians
Date: October 21-23, 2021
Hosted by the Department of History, The University of Memphis
The 2021 meeting of the Tennessee Conference of Historians will be held October 21-23, 2021.
The theme of the conference,"The Future of the Past: Individual and Historical Changes"
seeks to bring together college and university professors, teachers, librarians, museum
professionals, students, and all practitioners of history in a discussion centering
on aspects of Tennessee history, culture, politics, geography, and archaeology. We
invite you to join us in this worthy pursuit.
Possible Topics: Myth, Memory, and Monuments; Crossroads of Peoples and Places; Discovering
History: People, Places, Documents, and Artifacts; Politics in Tennessee; Culture
and Legacy of Native Americans.
All sessions on Friday will meet in the University Center. On Saturday, following a brief presentation, attendees may visit the Sultana Museum free of charge.
For information about registration and opportunities to participate, please follow the links at the left.
A pdf of the conference program can be downloaded here.
Charles W. Crawford, Ph.D.
Conference Chair Director,
Oral History Research
Office 213 Mitchell Hall
The University of Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee 38152-3450
901.678.2524
cwcrwfrd@memphis.eduDouglas W. Cupples, Ph.D.
Program Chair
Independent Scholar
901.832.3150 (mobile)
dcupples@memphis.edu