Conferences / 2024 - Rutgers University, NJ / Accepted Abstracts - American Hungarian Educators Association

Invited

Keynote Presentation -- Professor Paul HanebrinkA Specter Haunting Europe: The Myth of Judeo-Bolshevism

Plenary Talk -- Professor Cleopatra CharlesBeyond ChatGPT: How Nonprofit Organizations Can Leverage AI To Expand Reach and Enhance Giving Experiences

Cultural Studies

Antal-Ferencz, IldikóBeing Hungarian in America: 37 interviews about the current state of the Hungarian diaspora and its future prospects in North America (Book)

Boros, NicholasPilgrims in a Foreign Land: A Survey of Hungarian Catholic Shrines in the United States and Their Relation to Other Ethnic Shrines

Boros, PéterFrom Jesuit Missionaries to Scholars of Sinology. Crossing Linguistic Boundaries through Editing Hungarian–Chinese Dictionaries (Panel)

Cseh, GizellaA népszínmű tündöklése és bukása. Magyar művelődéstörténeti pillanatképek.

Dömötör, TeodóraSaying Goodbye – A Comparative Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Expatriation and Mourning

Gazda, AngelaTo Serve the Needs of Their Users: Two Natural-Philosophical Texts from Mrs. Heltai’s Printshop in Early Modern Transylvania

Kaplan, JeffreyThe Hungarian Faith Church (Hit Gyülekezete): Domestic and International Activism

Langer, ArminRabbi Fulop Fischer's Sermons: Navigating Ambiguity and Advocacy in Hungarian Jewry

Lengyel, ZsanettTheatre and Quarantine Culture

Lovra ÉvaThe Fundamental Interconnectedness of All Things: Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning

Lovra, ÉvaBook presentation: From the Miskolc Modernism to New York. Architecture of Victor Bohm (Book)

Lucas, SarahProfessional Development Session: Publishing a Monograph (Panel)

Mervay, MátyásWriting a non-fiction book about the Hungarian Rescuer of Shanghai Jewish Refugees (Book)

Molnár, EszterBalogh Edit kárpitművész Szálvetés című monográfiája és a Magyar Kárpitművészek Egyesületének tevékenysége (Book)

Nemes, MárkThe Study of New Religions in Hungary Before and After the Fall of the Iron Curtain (Panel)

Nemes, Márk and Boros, PéterCentral European Symposium on the Academic Study of Religion (CESAR) Panel - Trajectories of academic study of religions in Central and Eastern Europe.

Petrás, ÉvaThe Many Lives of a Jesuit, Freemason, and Philantropist. The Story of Töhötöm Nagy (Book)

Réthelyi, MariNationalism and Orientalism: The Usage of Obituaries in fin-de Siècle Hungarian Jewish discourse

Szabó, ÉvaSocial Media as “Religion"

Szőke, DávidThe “Gypsy Problem” and Its Implications on the Hungarian National Identity in the Hungarian Press (1939-1945)

Venkovits, Balázs100 Years of Hungarian Immigration to North America: Challenges and Opportunities for Research

Education

Csutak, ZsoltTeaching Modules on the Outstanding Personalities of the American Hungarian Diaspora in Hungarian Secondary and Tertiary Education

Fehér, Krisztina“Ez a legstickybb glue” – Patterns of Language Use in the Classrooms of Hungarian Heritage Schools in the Cleveland Area

Fejes, József BalázsPrinciples and Implementation of a Hungarian Reading Comprehension Intervention

Fenyvesi, Kristóf; Kerekes, Judit and Eleonora StettnerCognitive Skill Development with Mathematical-Artistic Games: The Mondrian Blocks in the CogniTeach Project and Beyond

Hubai, KatalinTeacher Preparation in Hungary: Exploring possible implications of research and reframing challenges from the US context

Iván, EmeseLegacy of a Female Junior Basketball Team

Mátay, MónikaThe Global Network Builder: Aurél Török

Németh, Tímea; Sütő, Annamária, and Balázs SütőHungary as a Global Campus: Exploring the Hungarian Culture through the Eyes of International Students

Petreczky, KatalinBridging the Language Gap

Pölcz, ÁdámRhetorics Education in Hungary in the 21st century

Somfalvi, ZitaSocial and Cultural Capital of Unsuccessful Foreign Language Learners in Hungary

Stettner, EleonóraAdventures in the Universe of Education with Poly-Universe

Szász Saxon, János and Dárdai, ZsuzsaPoly-Universe: Art, Game, Math (Workshop)

History/Political Science

Ambrus, László"Under Uncle Sam's Flag" - The Hungarian American Experience in World War I

Bódi, FerencThe Hungarian Third Way Model: a reality or utopia as a political and economic alternative?

Bodó, BélaPartners, allies or enemies? Asymmetrical dependencies and the fate of the German and Jewish minorities in Hungary, 1918-1947.

Csorba, MreaRemagining Borders -- Határ: Open frontier or Border Checkpoint?

Hevő, Péter“The Danube Has Died.” Press Coverage in Komárom during the Breakup of the Hungarian State

Kovács, BeátaThe Fearful Right and the Brave Left? About the Ideological Dimensions of Fear

Kövecses, LászlóTo Help or Not to Help? Moral Relativism and Historical Memory in Hungarian Public Discourse Since the 16th Century

Laczó, FerencA Global History of Hungary. Concept, Implementation, Reflection

Larson, LukeHome Across the Border: Subcarpathian Hungarian Immigration to Northeastern Hungary

Németh, FerencBetter than Ever? Conceptualizing Hungarian–Serbian Historical Reconciliation

Niessen, James P.Cold War Flashpoint? Hungarian Christians and the Evanston Assembly of 1954

Petrás, ÉvaA transnational Model Transfer: The attempts of Töhötöm Nagy to establish Catholic agrarian youth organizations in South America

Rakita, Eszter"Two-Time Enemy Alien" - The Curious Case of Victor Gondos Sr.

Scheibner, TamásNavigating New Horizons: The 1956 Hungarian Exodus and Its Global Impact (Panel)

Somogyi, FerencCultural Survival and a Sense of Mission: Analysis of Cleveland Hungarian Community Organizations’ Emphasis on Hungarian Identity

Szigeti, ThomasLearning the Rules of “Fair Play”: ‘English’ Influences on Hungarian State-Building, 1867-1918

Varju, MártonHungary in Europe: what the law can tell us about Hungary's integration into the European Union

Language/Literature

Bartal, MáriaBetween Mind and Body: Decoding Illness in Karinthy's 'Journey Around My Skull'

Chesla, Elizabeth LukácsYou Cannot Forbid the Flower: Reimagining a Father's Life through Fact and Fiction (Book)

Csontos, Tamás and Tóth, EtelkaOrthography Without Borders

Currier, GrantSteps Leading Nowhere?: The Forming of the Self in the Hungarian-American Imagination

Dánél, MónikaToward a Poetics of Accents: Re-mapping the National from Shared Borderland and Transnational Spaces

Fodor, MónikaIntergenerational and Collective Memory’s Role in Constructing Ethnic Identity: A Study of Interview Narratives and Hungarian Folktales

Köves, MargitInventing new Boundaries of East and West in Szaturnuszi mesék 1 (Saturnian Tales 1 2023) by Gábor Lanczkor

Parapatics, AndreaVoice actors on Hungarian dubbing: Attitudes and experiences

Rich, Suzanna LippóczyStill Hungary: A Poetry Reading

Music/Folklore

Biggs, JackieFrederic Balázs and Ernst von Dohnányi: From Budapest to the American Southwest

Bozzay ZinaHungarian Folk Singing Workshop (Workshop)

Bozzay, ZinaSpinning and Singing: What Hungarian fonó can teach us about singing today

Csontosné Buzás, ZsuzsaIntroducing Musical Applications: games and assessment tools, based on recent research studies in Hungarian music education (Workshop)

Csontosné, Buzás ZsuzsaMusicological and pedagogical aspects of the International Society for Research & Promotion of Wind Music from a Hungarian Perspective

Hooker, LynnHeritage Institutions and Support for Hungary’s “Gypsy Music”

Lucas, SarahReiner, Brahms, and the American Hungarian Studies Foundation’s “Night at the Symphony”

Olson, Judith E.Pushing the Boundaries of Hungary: Fostering Hungarian Dance in North America and Japan

Rideg, Tímea BettinaThe History of the Kodály Ensemble of Toronto: Masters-pupils-results

Salamon, SomaChanging Times, Perpetual Tradition? Generational Narratives of Folk Music Interpretation in the Hungarian Táncház Movement.

Szentkirályi, EndreAranylakodalom: Fifty years of Cleveland’s Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble

Tunbridge, LauraAmerican Bartók: The Sixth Quartet in Performance

Science/Economics

Nagy, Endre J.Polányi Károly és Mihály: együtt vagy külön?

Novák, TamásHungarian Scientists in the United States

Petersburger, JoeYou Are What You Eat or Drink... – The Chemo-preventive Effects of Some Polyphenols and Coffee

American Hungarian Educators Association (AHEA)

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