Lancaster University Gettysburg Lecture 2026
Create a free account to applyHear Professor Scott Hancock deliver a public lecture exploring race, history and US national identity through Gettysburg as a case study. Join in person on campus; registration isn’t required, so you can simply turn up.
The Gettysburg Lecture 2026 is a public lecture delivered by Professor Scott Hancock at Lancaster University. The talk explores the theme Why Black People Threaten the United States: Gettysburg as a case study in American History and Identity, offering an academic discussion of race, history and national identity through the lens of Gettysburg.
It is an in-person event held on campus at Lancaster University, and all are welcome to attend. Registration is not required, so participants can simply turn up on the day.
Professor Scott Hancock
17 November 2026, 16:00 – 18:00
Location
- Open to Lancaster University (non-partner) students
- Open to alumni
- Open to applicants
- Open to external organisations
- Open to postgraduates
- Open to members of the public
- Open to staff
- Open to undergraduates
Free to attend.
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