The NCAH...
...offers opportunities for historians in all fields — American, Non-Western, European, state and local — to meet, discuss research and exchange ideas with colleagues throughout the state of North Carolina.
In addition to participation by faculty and graduate students at postsecondary institutions, the Association welcomes individuals whose careers are in public history as well as social studies teachers in public and private schools.
The 2010 Annual Meeting
The Association's upcoming annual meeting was held on the campus of Barton College in Wilson, North Carolina, on March 26-27, 2010. The next meeting will be in the spring of 2011 at Elizabeth City State University.
Information about the 2010 conference is available in the menu on the left of this page. News of the 2011 meeting will be posted as details become available.
The Journal of the NCAH
The Association publishes the annual Journal of the North Carolina Association of Historians (ISSN 1078-4330). The Journal is a peer-reviewed publication. It features articles in all fields of history and a generous selection of book reviews. The call for manuscripts for the 2011 issue is underway, and book reviewers and peer reviewers are actively being sought. NCAH members are given preference in scheduling publication; we encourage prospective contributors to take the inexpensive and easy step of joining the NCAH.
Officers and Committees
The current leadership of the NCAH can be seen on our officers and committees page.
The NCAH welcomes active leadership on the part of members. If you are a member who has an interest in shaping the organization's work, your time and talents are welcome. Typically committee service is for a three-year term. Upcoming committee vacancies created as members finish their terms will be filled at the business meeting held at the Annual Meeting.
Contact the NCAH
For questions about the NCAH or about specific activities of the organization, contact the NCAH.