Elizabeth De Wolfe elected President of the New England Historical Association

Elizabeth De Wolfe, Ph.D., professor and chair, Department of History, was elected President of the New England Historical Association (NEHA) at its recent spring meeting.  NEHA is a scholarly organization for academic historians, museum and public historians, and independent scholars. Previous to the presidency, De Wolfe served as the NEHA vice-president, evaluated books for the Book Award prize committee, and served as conference organizer for the last two NEHA conferences, including the most recent meeting (April 21) at Rivier College in Nashua.
 

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