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APSU history department has strong showing at Ohio Valley History Conference

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 Joe Bailey, Dr. David Snyder, Dr. Gregory Zieren and Dr. Minoa Uffelman.

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Several members of the Austin Peay State University Department of History and Philosophy headed about four hours north last weekend to present their research and expertise at the 35th annual Ohio Valley History Conference. Hosted by the Kentucky Historical Society in the town of Frankfort, this year's conference featured presentations from four APSU professors and two APSU graduate students.

The faculty members and the topics they presented included:

The APSU graduate students and the topics they presented included:

Dr. Minoa Uffelman, professor of history, and Dr. David Snyder, professor of history, served as moderators for conference sessions. Dr. Soma Banerjee, assistant professor of history, also attended the event.

Austin Peay will host the Ohio Valley History Conference in the fall of 2021.

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