Narrett, David E. ""Liberation and Conquest: John Hamilton Robinson and U.S. Adventurism toward Mexico, 1806-1819"." Western Historical Quarterly 40 (2009): 23-50.
Journal Article
Refereed/Juried
Published
2002
Narrett, David E. "Jose Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara: Cuadillo of the Mexican Republic in Texas." Southwestern Historical Quarterly 105 (2002): 194-228.
Journal Article
Refereed/Juried
Published
1998
Narrett, David E. Vermont History 66 (1998): 69-101. 'I must again remind you that you are a Vermonter': Henry Stevens, Historical
Tradition, and Green Mountain State Patriotism in the 1840s
Journal Article
Refereed/Juried
Published
1997
Narrett, David E. "A Choice of Destiny: Immigration Policy, Slavery, and the Annexation of Texas." Southwestern Historical Quarterly 100 (1997): 270-302.
Journal Article
Refereed/Juried
Published
1994
Francaviglia, Richard V. and David E. Narrett, eds. Essays on Changing Images of the Southwest. College Station, TX: Texas A&M Press, 1994.
Book
Group
Published
Presentations and Projects
David Narrett 2008
2008 “Luring French Creoles to the English Mississippi: British Intrigue and Louisiana, 1764-1779,” Southern Conference on British Studies, New Orleans
David Narrett 2007
2007 “Geographer of Intrigue: James Wilkinson and the Texas Borderlands,” Texas State Historical Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio
David Narrett 2007
2007 “Liberation and Conquest: John Hamilton Robinson and Anglo-American Adventurism toward Mexico,” SHEAR (Society for the History of the Early American Republic), Worcester, Mass.
David Narrett 2006
2006 Session Chair: “Anglo-Hispanic Interactions, Memory, and the U.S. Past,” Organization of American Historians, Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.
David Narrett 2005
2005 “William Shaler: Special Agent and Imperial Visionary on the Louisiana-Texas Frontier,” Louisiana Historical Association, Lafayette
David Narrett 2004
2004 ”Authority and Rebellion in the Natchez District, 1781-1797,” Gulf South Historical and Humanities Conference, Mobile
"Corridor to Wealth and Liberty: Anglo-American Perceptions of Texas in the Aftermath of the Louisiana Purchase" 2003
2003 Society for the History of Discoveries, New Orleans
"Filibusters and Rebels in the Louisiana-Texas Borderlands" 2003
2003 Symposium on the Louisiana Purchase, Rural Life Museum, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
David Narrett 2003
2003 "Sectionalism, Nationalism, and Filibustering Before the Civil War: A Roundtable on Recent Work," Southern Historical Association, Houston
"Samuel Kemper: Filibuster and Courier of Revolution in the Louisiana-Texas Boderlands" 2002
2002 Gulf South Historical Association, Galveston
"The First Constitution of Texas, 1813: A Mexican Revolutionary Document" 2000
2000 Conference Sponsored by Texas Christian University and the National Archives, Fort Worth
"For the Republican Cause: Anglo-American and Mexican Ambitions During the Gutierrez-Magee Expedition in Texas, 1812-1813" 1999
1999 Institute of Early American History and Culture Conference, Austin
"First Lone Star Rising: The West Florida Rebellion of 1810 and the Texas Revolution" 1999
1999 Texas State Historical Association Annual Meeting, Dallas
"A Tale of Two Republics" 1996
1996 Keynote Address before the 100th Annual Meeting of the Texas State Historical Association, Austin
"A Choice of Destiny for Texas: Immigration, Slavery, and Social Progress as Issues in the Debate Over U.S. Annexation" 1995
1995 The Challenge of Statehood: A Sesquicentennial Symposium on Texas Annexation, The University of Texas at Arlington
"From Mutual Will to Male Prerogative: The Dutch Family and Anglicization in Colonial New York"
1991 Rensselaerswijck Seminar, Sponsored by the New Netherland Project, Albany
"A Zeal for Liberty: The Anti-Federalists of New York"
1987 Walter Prescott Webb Memorial Lectures, The University of Texas at Arlington
"Patterns of Inheritance, the Status of Women, and Family Life in Colonial New York"
1985 Capitol Historical Society, Washington, D.C.
Affiliations
Membership
American Historical Association
Institute of Early American History and Culture
Organization of American Historians
Texas State Historical Association
Gulf South Historical Association
Vermont Historical Society
University Library Committee (2001-2003) Year One at UTA/First Year Experience Committee (1999-2000) Graduate Humanities Committee (1992-99)
Professional Service
1996-2003 Referee: William and Mary Quarterly (three articles), Journal of American History (one article), Southwestern Historical Quarterly (two article), Reviewer of Four NEH grants 1992-1995 Referee of two book manuscripts, Cornell University Press 2000-2001 Texas State Historical Association, Member of Program Committee for 2001 Annual Meeting 1996-2000 Organization of American Historians, Steering Committee of Membership Commitee (Texas Representative, five-year term) 1999 Panelist, Annual Meeting of the Organization of American Historians (Toronto, Canada), "Curriculum Vitae Workshop: What Do Institutions Want from Graduate Students?"
M.A. Graduates-Supervised 1991-2005
Douglass Jones, Jan. 1991 David Kyle Wilson, Dec. 1991 (chair) Cynthia Clark, Dec. 1992 (chair) Joseph Myers, May 1993) Carole Slowey, Dec. 1993 (chair) Korin Schulz, Aug. 1994 (chair) Jacke Burke, May 1995 (chair) Alexandra Perkins, May 1995 Nolen Hodges, Aug.1995 (chair) Thomas Spring, Aug. 1995 Terrie Hurt, Dec. 1995 (chair) Amy Hart, May 1996 (chair) Gregory Scott, Dec. 1996 (chair) June Dalyrymple, Spring 1997 (chair) Martha Daniels, Fall 1997 (chair) Angela Camara, Fall 1997 Ann Martens, Spring 1998 (chair) Mark Miner, Spring 1998 Norma Richiy, Summer 1998 (chair) Heather Danamraj, Spring 1999 (chair) Lance List, Spring 1999 (chair) Scott Langston, Spring 2000 (chair) Eric Park, Fall 2000 (chair) Alison Efford (Supervisor, Honors College Thesis, 2001) David Johnson Spring 2001 (chair) Todd Holzaepfel, Summer 2001 (chair) Helen McLure, Spring 2002 Gayle Tennison, Fall 2003 Al Grots, Spring 2004 David Langston, Spring 2005 (chair)
Community Service
2001 Speaker, Daughters of the American Revolution program, Texas State Fair 2001 Reference, Article on the Star-Spangled Banner, Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1999 Speaker, "Jews and American Politics," Congreation Ahavath Sholoh, Ft. Worth 1997 Speaker, "Huguenot Colonists of New Paltz," Huguenot Historical Society of Texas 1995 Speaker, "The Green Mountain Boys," Sones of the American Revolution, Dallas
Support
Duration
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Status
1992-current
Center for Greater Southwestern Studies
The University of Texas at Arlington
$250/yr.
Current
2001
Summer Research Fellowship
American Antiquarian Society
$1,000
Previous
2000
Summer Stipend
National Endowment for the Humanities
$4,000
Previous
1996
Summer Stipend
Research Enhancement Program
$3,000
Previous
1994
Faculty Development Leave
The University of Texas at Arlington
Previous
1994
Research Enhancement Program
The University of Texas at Arlington
$3,000
Previous
Additional Information
Honors and Awards
2003 Winner: Bolton-Kinnaird Prize of the Western History Association for the journal article of the year on Borderlands History. Prize: $500. The Award recognizes the best article on any phase of Borderlands history, from the Floridas to the Californias, from the sixteenth century to the present. 1999 Winner: Ben Lane Award for the best essay published by Vermont History in 1998. This award is sponsored by the Vermont Historical Society. Prize: $250 1999 Nominee: Chancellor's Council Teaching Award, The University of Texas at Arlington. 1992 Winner: Hendricks Manuscript Award for Inheritance and Family Life in Colonial New York City. This book was judged the best study for 1992 on the Dutch colonial experience in North America. The award was sponsored by the New Netherland Project, New York State Library, Albany. Prize: $1,000 1988 Winner: Essay Contest sponsored by the New York State Historical Commission and the New York State Commission on the Bicentennial of the United States Consitution. Prize: $750 and publication of essay in New York History, July 1988 1981 Winner: New York State Historical Association Manuscript Award for the best book length manuscript dealing with the history of New York State. Prize: $1,000
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