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William H. Mulligan
I have been researching migration from the Beara to Upper Michigan for many years. I have published number of articles and book chapters from that research, including a number on the history of the Irish copper mining industry. I have
William Reinstatler
United States Army Logistics Officer, current PhD student in Liberty University’s program. My capstone paper (MMH-Norwich 2020) focused on the question, “Why did the British respond to the 1916 Easter Rising with extensive urban warfare, executions, and mass imprisonment?” I
William Stoker
William Parker Stoker is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of English at the University of South Carolina. His essay “Hemingway’s Dante Revisited: In Our Time and the Mythical Method” was awarded the 2019 Meringoff Prize for Non-fiction by the
William Vericker
I am a full time Professor at the King Graduate School, Monroe College, Bronx, New York. I have a BS in Psychology from Fordham University, an MS in Urban Education from Iona College, and an MS in Adult Learning and
william H. A. Williams
Williams is a retired historian, writer and musician. He earned a BA from Lafayette College, a MA and Ph.D. from The Johns Hopkins University, and a MLIS degree from Indiana University. He has taught at Southern Illinois University; the National
Winner of the Catherine Shannon Prize
The American Conference for Irish Studies, with the generous financial support of the Charitable Irish Society, is delighted to announce the inaugural winner of the Catherine Shannon Prize, a new award named in honor of Catherine Shannon, Professor Emeritus at