Events

Great Lakes Ottoman Workshop (GLOW) May 3-4, 2024 Binghamton University | University Union (UU) Room 215 Binghamton University is hosting the 18th meeting of the Great Lakes Ottoman Workshop (GLOW) on 3-4 May 2024. This workshop provides scholars of Ottoman studies the opportunity to gather, discuss their research, receive substantive and constructive feedback, and network. GLOW has always strived to bring scholars together from the Great Lakes region who are working on Ottoman studies broadly conceptualized from the pre-modern to post-Ottoman eras. GLOW has three broad themes this year: “Translation in Ottoman Studies”, “Nature and Natural Histories of the Ottoman Empire”, and “Ottoman Migrations.” GLOW seeks to create a supportive, constructive, and inclusive environment where all scholars, especially graduate students, can share their research and network. Organized by: Kent F Schull, Gregory Key, Aleksandar Shopov, and Nefise Kahraman Sponsored by: Binghamton University’s Department of History and the Center for Middle East and North Africa Studies (CMENAS) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAM For parking map information please click here.

Great Lakes Ottoman Workshop (GLOW) May 3-4, 2024 Binghamton University | University Union (UU) Room 215 Binghamton University is hosting the 18th meeting of the Great Lakes Ottoman Workshop (GLOW) on 3-4 May 2024. This workshop provides scholars of Ottoman studies the opportunity to gather, discuss their research, receive substantive and constructive feedback, and network. GLOW has always strived to bring scholars together from the Great Lakes region who are working on Ottoman studies broadly conceptualized from the pre-modern to post-Ottoman eras. GLOW has three broad themes this year: “Translation in Ottoman Studies”, “Nature and Natural Histories of the Ottoman Empire”, and “Ottoman Migrations.” GLOW seeks to create a supportive, constructive, and inclusive environment where all scholars, especially graduate students, can share their research and network. Organized by: Kent F Schull, Gregory Key, Aleksandar Shopov, and Nefise Kahraman Sponsored by: Binghamton University’s Department of History and the Center for Middle East and North Africa Studies (CMENAS) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAM For parking map information please click here.