About Shattuck Endowment
Shattuck Endowment's Goals
The Shattuck Endowment is a partnership between the College of Arts and Letters at Sacramento State University, Sacramento, the Department of History, and the Shattuck family.
Started in September 2016 with a gift from Elizabeth H. Shattuck, the Shattuck Endowment is a foundation for the promotion of colonial American studies at Sac State. The goals of the endowment are threefold:
- Developing undergraduate and graduate opportunities in the area of colonial America History.
- Cultivating an intellectual environment for discourse and scholarship among professional historians, and graduate and undergraduate students.
- Creating activities and events for graduate and undergraduate students attending Sacramento State.
The Shattuck Colonial American History Symposium
A bi-annual forum for scholars who explore the colonial and revolutionary history of America. The symposium features prominent scholars in early American history as keynote speakers. The symposium also invites public historians to lead interactive discussions about multi-disciplinary ways of engaging history.
The Shattuck Colonial American History Symposium
California State University, Sacramento
Scheduled for March 22-24, 2028
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Shattuck Endowment
Tahoe Hall,
Room 3080
Mon. – Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.