President: Dr David Smith
Selwyn College

AIMS AND ORGANISATION

The aims of the Cambridge History Forum are to:

The Forum achieves these aims by organising an annual Conference, consisting of contributions from historians, usually on a themed topic, which is open to students and members of the public. The Conference is non profit-making but is expected to generate sufficient income to cover expenses. The Forum is run by a committee consisting of academic historians and teachers of History. The President and Chairman is always a History Fellow of a College of Cambridge University.

2012 Conference Programme

Saturday 3rd March, 10.00am at Selwyn College, Cambridge

     "Catastrophes"

  • 10.00 - Coffee
  • 10.30 - Professor Mark Bailey, High Master, St Paul's School: The Black Death, Environmental Disaster or Economic Miracle?
  • 11.45 - Professor Peter Fearon, University of Leicester: Lessons from the 1930s Great Depression
  • 1.00 - Lunch

Prices:

One Lecture2.00 (payable on the door)
Both Lectures & Coffee5.00 (payable on the door)
Both lectures, with Coffee and Lunch20.00 (book in advance*)

*Please see attached flyer for address to send cheques for lunch. Please feel free to download the flyer and send it to anyone who you think may be interested.