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SOUTHWESTERN HISTORICAL QUARTERLY Pub Date : 2024-09-11 DOI:10.1353/swh.2024.a936693

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Known as the 'Grandmother of Juneteenth,' she will speak of her activism that was pivotal in establishing Juneteenth as a federal holiday. Lee's reflections on her commitment to community should inspire and educate everyone. Joining her will be renowned historians Samuel Collins III and Ed Cotham. Rooms are now available at special rates for conference attendees. For more information, or to register for the meeting, go to https://am.tsha.events/ <h3>_______</h3> The TSHA applauds the achievements of Texas students who participated in the National History Day (NHD) contest held at the University of Maryland from June 9–13, 2024. These remarkable young historians, 74 in number, showcased their passion for history, demonstrated their skills in research and presentation, and represented Texas with distinction. Texas History Day (THD) students from various cities across Texas advanced through school, regional, and state contests to earn the opportunity to compete at NHD. 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以下是内容的简要摘录，以代替摘要：西南收藏点击查看大图查看完整分辨率里士满本德堡县法院前的米拉波-B-拉马尔铜像，由西德尼-B-沃（Sidney B. Waugh）于 1936 年为德克萨斯州百年庆典创作。维基共享资源提供。 TSHA 现在报名参加第 129 届年会并预订酒店房间还为时不早！我们将于 2025 年 2 月 26 日至 3 月 1 日在德克萨斯州休斯顿 Galleria 的 Royal Sonesta Houston 酒店举行年会。届时将有 150 位发言人在 40 多场会议上发言，还有 8 场宴会和招待会、场外游览和几场特别活动。2025 年是 "六一 "节 160 周年纪念，我们将邀请奥帕尔-李（Opal Lee）就这一重大事件发表演讲。她被称为 "六月十日的祖母"，她将讲述自己在将六月十日定为联邦节日的过程中发挥的关键作用。李对其社区承诺的反思应能激励和教育每个人。著名历史学家塞缪尔-柯林斯三世（Samuel Collins III）和埃德-科萨姆（Ed Cotham）将与她一起演讲。会议与会者现在可以特价预订客房。欲了解更多信息或注册会议，请访问 https://am.tsha.events/ _______ 德州历史学会对参加 2024 年 6 月 9-13 日在马里兰大学举行的 "国家历史日"（NHD）竞赛的得克萨斯州学生所取得的成就表示赞赏。这些杰出的年轻历史学家共有 74 人，他们展现了对历史的热情，展示了自己在研究和演讲方面的技能，并出色地代表德克萨斯州参赛。德克萨斯州历史日（THD）的学生来自德克萨斯州的各个城市，他们通过学校、地区和州的比赛获得了晋级，从而赢得了参加全国历史日比赛的机会。在来自全美 50 个州、国际学校和美国属地的约 2900 名学生中，德克萨斯州的学生大放异彩，他们的历史分析和关于 "历史转折点 "的精彩演讲给评委留下了深刻印象。德克萨斯州历史学会祝贺以下德克萨斯州学生在国家历史发展竞赛中取得的优异成绩：全国第二名托里-怀特，尼米兹高中（休斯顿），"红灯！Gladys West & the Global Positioning System"，高级个人表演。全国第四名 Aliya Ajani、Ambika Nair、Seleste Banks 和 Smrithi Guddeti，荣誉榜学校（糖地），"天花疫苗的发明：大规模疫苗接种的诞生"，少年组网站。 Nora Gillum，滴水泉中学（滴水泉），"毒药：1982 年泰诺恐慌如何成为消费者安全的转折点"，青少年个人网站。 Felicity Fok 和 Zeviel Pineda，退伍军人纪念早期学院高中（布朗斯维尔），"暴露的电线导致火灾：一封电报如何点燃了美国的权力崛起"，高中组展览。[全国第 5 名： Annali Ramirez、Gabriel Ramirez、Jonathan Lewis 和 Yashvir Singh Gill，E.F. Green 中学（休斯顿），"从海洋到光辉的海洋：横贯大陆的铁路重新定义了一个国家的面貌"，少年组展览。格兰特-吉勒姆（Grant Gillum），滴水泉中学（滴水泉），"为胜利加油：英吉利管道如何成为第二次世界大战的转折点"，高年级个人网站。全国第七名达林达-埃尔南德斯（Dalinda Hernandez），斯蒂尔曼中学（布朗斯维尔），"双螺旋的发现：了解脱氧核糖核酸（DNA）结构的转折点"，初中个人表演。全国第八名： Lilith Shue，青年妇女领导力学院（圣安东尼奥），"电影制作的数字化：现代故事的转折点"，青少年个人表演：现代故事的转折点"，青少年个人网站。全国第 9 名： Austin Thomas 和 Brycen Gardiner，Baytown 初级高中（Baytown），"改变世界的盒子"，青少年团体展。爱尔兰或爱尔兰裔美国人特别奖 Annali Ramirez、Gabriel Ramirez、Jonathan Lewis 和 Yashvir Singh Gill，E.F. Green 中学（休斯顿），"从海洋到光辉的海洋：横贯大陆的铁路重新定义了一个国家的面貌"，少年组展览。得克萨斯州青少年优秀作品：米娅-埃斯皮诺萨和西奥多-埃斯皮诺萨，斯特尔中学（布朗斯维尔），"氢弹的诞生：威胁人类生存"，初中组网站。得克萨斯州高年级优秀作品：普莱诺东部高中（普莱诺）的 Shrivam Tripathi、Swathi Paramehwar 和 Siya Tripathi，"肉馅行动：从坟墓外拯救生命"，高中组纪录片。 6 月 12 日，史密森尼美国国家历史博物馆展出了 58 件展品，每个分馆一件。德克萨斯州的代表是 Rece Barlow 的青少年个人展品 "尼米兹眼中的战争"（Through the Eyes of Nimitz- The Battle...

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TSHA

It is not too early to register for the 129th Annual Meeting and reserve your hotel room! We will gather from February 26 to March 1, 2025, at the Royal Sonesta Houston Galleria in Houston, Texas. Arrangements are being made for 150 speakers in more than forty sessions, as well as eight banquets and receptions, offsite tours, and several special engagements. Since 2025 is the 160th anniversary of Juneteenth, we will have a session on this significant event featuring Opal Lee. Known as the 'Grandmother of Juneteenth,' she will speak of her activism that was pivotal in establishing Juneteenth as a federal holiday. Lee's reflections on her commitment to community should inspire and educate everyone. Joining her will be renowned historians Samuel Collins III and Ed Cotham. Rooms are now available at special rates for conference attendees. For more information, or to register for the meeting, go to https://am.tsha.events/

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The TSHA applauds the achievements of Texas students who participated in the National History Day (NHD) contest held at the University of Maryland from June 9–13, 2024. These remarkable young historians, 74 in number, showcased their passion for history, demonstrated their skills in research and presentation, and represented Texas with distinction. Texas History Day (THD) students from various cities across Texas advanced through school, regional, and state contests to earn the opportunity to compete at NHD. Amid a total of approximately 2,900 students from all fifty states, international schools, and U.S. territories, the students from Texas shone brightly, impressing judges with their historical analyses and engaging presentations on "Turning Points in History."

The TSHA congratulates the following Texas students for their remarkable achievements at the NHD contest:

National 2nd Place:

Tori White, Nimitz High School (Houston), "Red Light! Gladys West & the Global Positioning System," Senior Individual Performance.

National 4th Place:

Aliya Ajani, Ambika Nair, Seleste Banks, and Smrithi Guddeti, The Honor Roll
School (Sugar Land), "Invention of the Smallpox Vaccine: The Birth of Mass Vaccination," Junior Group Website.
Nora Gillum, Dripping Springs Middle School (Dripping Springs), "Poisoned Pills: How the 1982 Tylenol Scare Became a Turning Point in Consumer Safety," Junior Individual Website.
Felicity Fok and Zeviel Pineda, Veteran's Memorial Early College High School (Brownsville), "Exposed Wire Leads to Fire: How One Telegram Ignited America's Rise to Power," Senior Group Exhibit. [End Page 86]

National 5th Place:

Annali Ramirez, Gabriel Ramirez, Jonathan Lewis, and Yashvir Singh Gill, E.F. Green Middle School (Houston), "From Sea to Shining Sea: The Transcontinental Railroad Redefines the Face of a Nation," Junior Group Exhibit.
Grant Gillum, Dripping Springs High School (Dripping Springs), "Fueling Victory: How the Inch Pipelines Became a Turning Point in World War II," Senior Individual Website.

National 7th Place:

Dalinda Hernandez, Stillman Middle School (Brownsville), "The Discovery of the Double Helix: A Turning Point in Understanding the Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)," Junior Individual Performance.

National 8th Place:

Lilith Shue, Young Women's Leadership Academy (San Antonio), "The Digitalization of Filmmaking: A Turning Point in Modern Storytelling," Junior Individual Website.

National 9th Place:

Austin Thomas and Brycen Gardiner, Baytown Jr. High (Baytown), "The Box That Changed the World," Junior Group Exhibit.

Irish or Irish-American Special Award:

Annali Ramirez, Gabriel Ramirez, Jonathan Lewis, and Yashvir Singh Gill, E.F. Green Middle School (Houston), "From Sea to Shining Sea: The Transcontinental Railroad Redefines the Face of a Nation," Junior Group Exhibit.

Junior Outstanding Entry from Texas:

Mia Espinosa and Theodore Espinosa, Stell Middle School (Brownsville), "The Creation of the Hydrogen Bomb: A Threatening Existence for Humanity," Junior Group Website.

Senior Outstanding Entry from Texas:

Shrivam Tripathi, Swathi Paramehwar, and Siya Tripathi, Plano East Sr. High (Plano), "Operation Mincemeat: Saving Lives from Beyond the Grave," Senior Group Documentary.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History displayed 58 exhibits on June 12, one from each affiliate. Texas was represented by Rece Barlow's Junior Individual Exhibit, "Through the Eyes of Nimitz- The Battle...

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期刊介绍： The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, continuously published since 1897, is the premier source of scholarly information about the history of Texas and the Southwest. The first 100 volumes of the Quarterly, more than 57,000 pages, are now available Online with searchable Tables of Contents.