Workshops

designed to teach the audience something new about research, teaching, public engagement, or the broader work of historical scholarship. Topics might include but are not limited to publishing, activist organizing, public history, pedagogy, non-academic careers, Chat GPT, social media -- get creative!

 
Timing

Sessions are 90 minutes in length.

• Facilitators should ensure that their workshop engages the audience directly; ideally, attendees should leave the session with actionable steps for incorporating the workshop material into their professional lives.

Prior to submitting, please ensure that your workshop meets the above minimum requirements and has a designated contact person.

To submit, you will need to enter the following into the submission form:

• the designated contact person's name and email address
• workshop title
• workshop description (200 words); Be prepared to explain the workshop's central focus, goals, and audience takeaways.
• A/V requirements (Presenters must provide their own laptops.)
• For each workshop facilitator: name, email address, current occupation, title or position, institutional or business affiliation, 150-word bio that specifically speaks to the qualifications, experience, and/or expertise that make them well-suited to lead this workshop. 

Submission Deadline: October 5, 2025

Questions about the submission process should be directed to the 2026 Program Committee at ConferenceProgram@wawh.org. 

If you are a commercial presenter who is looking for a paid gig, please do not apply. This is primarily an academic conference. WAWH conference participants do not receive remuneration. However, if you would like to make our membership aware of your product or services, please consider our advertising and sponsorship opportunities.