Thursday, May 14
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8:15 am
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Registration Opens (Light Breakfast)
Dining Room C
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9:00-10:30 am
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Session 1: Plenary
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Montpelier Room
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10:30-10:45 am
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BREAK
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10:45 am -12:15 pm
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Session 2
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Panel 1
Montpelier Room
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Into the Wild Blue Yonder: Innovations in Air Force History at the Joint Base Andrews Air Show roundtable
Dr. Sarah Barksdale, 316th Wing History Office
Meaghan Kacmarcik, 316th Wing History Office
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Panel 2
Dining Room A
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If a Record Is Created, but No One Can See It, Does It Even Exist?
Moderator: Alison Trulock, Office of Art and Archives, US House of Representatives
Fragmented Records, Fragmented Trust: Legal Information Systems and Public Perception at 250, Abigail Coupe, Montana Historical Society
From Custody to Access: Preparing Federal History for Future Researchers, Kimberley Blanke, New South Associates-Veterans Curation Program
Bringing Classified Federal History to the Public -- Confessions of a Former Records Declassifier, Michael Binder, MILSITE RECON
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Panel 3
West Dining Room
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Tracking Congress in All Directions Moderator: Felicia Wivchar, U.S. House of Representatives
Maintaining a Living Resource: The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress
Josh Litten, Office of the House Historian, Kevin Twohig, Office of the House Historian
Amelia Frappolli, Office of the House Historian
U.S. Congressional Foresight: Revisiting History and Contemporary Practice, Yuna Lee, University College London
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12:15-1:45 pm
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LUNCH BREAK
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SHFG BUSINESS MEETING
Dining Room A
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1:45-3:15 pm
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Session 3
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Panel 4
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Federal History Programs Celebrate Freedom 250: A Roundtable Discussion
Moderator: Breanne Robertson, Naval History and Heritage Command Writing the Corps at 250: Marine Corps History Division and Official History, Seth Givens, Marine Corps History Division
Celebrating 250 Years of Interagency Collaboration: A Concise History of USMC Support for the Department of State, Benjamin P. Greene, U.S. Department of State
Commemorating Centuries of Service: How the U.S. Army helped shape America, F. Lee Reynolds, U.S. Army Center of Military History
Jumping on the Freedom 250 Bandwagon, Jeffrey Seiken, Department of Veterans Affairs Navy 250 and the Museum Challenge: Planning, Pauses, and Progress, Rajshree Solanki, National Museum of the United States Navy
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Panel 5
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Hidden Histories - Recovering the Remarkable from the Archives
The Good Ship Lollipop Meets the Jayhawks, David Goldman, Independent Scholar
Harry K. Fukuhara and the U.S.-Japan Relationship from War to Peace, Shannon Granville, U.S. Army Center of Military History
Journals of H.P. Corbin, Engineer of the International Boundary Commission (1914-1922), Mark Howe, United States Section, International Boundary and Water Commission
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Panel 6
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The Power of Historical Leverage: The Impact of Historical Interpretation at Critical Junctures in Government
Historians and Amicus Briefs: Providing Historical Context to the Courts, Alexandra Levy, American Historical Association
Congressional Briefings: Equipping Congressional Staff with Historical Knowledge, Ben Rosenbaum, American Historical Association Executive Orders: Challenging Historical Interpretation at the State and Local Levels, Whitney E. Barringer, American Historical Association
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3:15-3:30 pm
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BREAK
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3:30-5:00 pm
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Awards Ceremony and Trask Lecture
Montpelier Room
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5:00-7:00 pm
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Reception
Montpelier Room, Dining Room C
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Friday, May 15
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8:15 am
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Registration Opens (Light Breakfast)
Mumford Room
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9:00-10:30 am
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Session 4
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Panel 7
Mumford Room
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Workshop: “Where’s the SecDef? Forging Pathways into
Neglected OSD Archival Records”
Joel Christenson, Virginia Military Institute Allen Mikaelian, Independent Scholar
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Panel 8
Dining Room A
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ADST’s Outreach to New Audiences of our Established
Diplomatic Oral History Archive: Meeting New Users
Where they Are roundtable
A Diplomat From My Hometown Did WHAT?!?,Tom Selinger,
Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
What's that book of funny excerpts you can't put down?,
Robin Matthewman, Association for Diplomatic Studies and
Training
Tensions Spiraling - Who Ya Gonna Call? Negot[AI]tor!,
Fran Leskovar, Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
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Panel 9
West Dining Room
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Inspired by the Revolution – Reflecting on and
Celebrating America 250
Medical Revolutions at the National Library of Medicine,
Ben Richardson, National Library of Medicine
Celebrating America 250 through Library of Congress
Publications, Zach Klitzman, Library of Congress
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10:30- 10:45 am
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BREAK
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10:45 am- 12:15 pm
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Session 5
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Panel 10
Mumford Room
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Can There Be Too Many Anniversaries? The Office of
NIH History and Stetten Museum on Crafting
Commemorations
Gabrielle Barr, Office of NIH History and Stetten Museum
Haley Higingbotham, Office of NIH History and Stetten Museum Devon Valera, Office of NIH History and Stetten Museum
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Panel 11
West Dining Room
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Modernizing the Production of the Foreign Relations of
the United States (FRUS)
Moderator: Julie Prieto, Office of the Historian, Department of
State
Participants: Matt Reagan, Office of the Historian, Department
of State
Nicole Orphanides, Office of the Historian, Department of State
Joseph Wicentowski, Office of the Historian, Department of State
Kathleen Rasmussen, Office of the Historian, Department of
State
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12:15-2:00 pm
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LUNCH BREAK/ Tour of Spirit of '76, US Capitol Visitor
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2:00-3:30pm
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Session 6
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Panel 12
Mumford Room
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Securing the Naval Record: From World War II to the
Digital Age
A Lifetime of Naval Service: The Extraordinary Career of
Barbara Gilmore and the Founding of the Navy’s Operational
Archives, Dr. Samuel Limneos, Naval History and Heritage
Command
Archival Debt – Tackling NHHC’s Archival Debt Through
Appraisal and Transfer of Records from Navy Archives to NARA,
Ms. Sarah Schubert, Naval History and Heritage Command
Enhancing Data Integrity in Naval Records,
Ms.Alexis Van Pool, Naval History and Heritage Command
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Panel 13
Dining Room A
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Institutional Histories: Discovering and Preserving
Federal Fair Employment Policy in the Texas Aircraft
Manufacturing Industry during the 1950s, Joseph Abel, National
Air and Space Museum
The Creation of HUD and Quo Vadis (whither thous goes
today/tomorrow...), Kent Watkins, American Academy of Housing and Communities
NOAA Voices: Preserving Environmental Knowledge Before
It Disappears, Molly Graham, NOAA Voices
The Smithsonian: A Political History, Michael McGregor,
Administration for Children and Families (HHS)
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Panel 14
West Dining Room
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Using Legal Resources in Government History
Moderator: Christine Lamberson, Federal Judicial Center
Winston Bowman , Federal Judicial Center
Carla Chung Mattix, Department of Interior (retired) Daniel S. Holt, U.S. Senate John Fox, Federal Bureau of Investigation
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