NACBS 2024 Events
Denver Art Museum Guided Tour
Friday, November 15 at 11am
Registration for this tour is now closed.
Founded in 1893 as the Denver Artists’ Club, the Denver Art Museum today is one of the largest art museums between Chicago and the West Coast. Join your fellow NACBS attendees for a docent-led group tour of the Denver Art Museum. The tour will focus on European art, particularly British art in the museum’s collection.
Auraria as We Knew It: A Walking Tour
Saturday, November 16 at 10am
2 hours
$15 per person
In 1965, Denver’s Auraria neighborhood received a notice outlining the scope of their displacement—the neighborhood was chosen for one of Denver’s largest Urban Renewal projects. The tight-knit Chicano community occupied space that held the future for Denver’s higher education. 900 individuals were displaced from the area to build the Auraria Higher Education Center, which was made up of CU Denver, Metropolitan State College (now University) of Denver, and the Community College of Denver. This tour explores the history of Auraria from the perspective of its displaced residents. It begins on Tivoli Brewery, a renewed historic building, examining Auraria’s industrial past, and ends on a pleasant block of brightly colored Victorian-era homes on the Auraria campus now officially designated as a Historic District. Requires two miles of non-strenuous walking.
Demystifying Journal Publishing: JBS Roundtable Lunch
Friday, November 15 at 12pm
Interested in publishing an article in a journal? Bring a lunch and join our roundtable discussion about the ins and outs of journal publishing. Our speakers include editors of several publications: Modern British History, Victorian Studies, Britain & the World, Eighteenth-Century Studies, and Journal of British Studies. We’ll provide an overview and then take questions, so now is your chance! Optional box lunches will be available for purchase at the time of registration, or you can bring your own food.
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Demystifying Journal Publishing
Tammy Proctor, Nadja Durbach & Chelsea Reutcke, The Journal of British Studies
Ramesh Mallipeddi, Eighteenth Century Studies
Lara Kriegel, Victorian Studies
Tehila Sasson, Modern British History
John Mitcham, Britain & the World