Session I………………………...…………………………….8:00 - 9:15 AM Session III………………………………………………..11:00 - 12:15 PM Transnational Perspectives of the War of 1812 The People of the War of 1812 Dr. Mark Barringer, Chair Dr. Dana Cooper, Chair Indian Removal Act of 1830: A Result of the War of 1812
Ronald Jowell
Women and the War of 1812:
Who was she and what did she do?
Katie Hutto Tecumseh: Indian Relations within the War of 1812
Amanda Sunkle York and its People in the War of 1812
Jacob Talamantez Criminal Justice Perspective in the War of 1812
Trevor Reeley
You’re in the Army Now!
The Life of a British Soldier During the War of 1812
Caleb Shipley The Naval Influence of the War of 1812 on Theodore Roosevelt
Hayden Duplantis Session II………………...........................................……….9:30 - 10:45 AM Lunch…………………………………………………………12:30 - 1:45 PM Military Might and the War of 1812 Baker Pattillo Student Center
Dr. Andrew Lannen, Chair President’s Suite B
The Battle of New Orleans’ Effect on American Pride Richard Hernandez “The Causes of the War of 1812”
Press Gangs: Why America Chose War
Suni Weatherby Who Won the War of 1812? And Does it Matter
Ahmed Sharma
Dr. Gene Allen Smith, Professor of History
Texas Christian University
Session IV………………………………………………….…2:00 - 3:15 PM Politics and Aftermath of the War of 1812 Dr. Brook Poston, Chair The Bitter Downfall of the Federalist Party
Amanda Saunders The Second War for Independence
Kelsey Mauldin How the War of 1812 Caused the Civil War
Jessica Garza A Bicentennial Celebration Thursday November 29, 2012 Thanks to the College of Liberal and Applied Arts, the Department of
8AM – 3PM
History, the East Texas Historical Association, and Phi Alpha Theta for
making this conference possible. Ralph W. Steen Library, Wyatt Room