Two JAH articles in Junto finals
The Junto’s annual March Madness competition is down to two articles—both from the Journal of American…
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NARA Launches “History Hub”
Researching at the National Archives is usually a rewarding experience. After all, you’ve got 12…
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Five Things I Wish I had Known at My First OAH
William D. Carrigan is Chair and Professor of History at Rowan University. He is a…
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Slavery and the University: Reclaiming a Difficult History in Providence
Shana Weinberg is the Assistant Director at the Center for the Study of Slavery &…
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Lifting the Redwood Curtain
Could you briefly describe your dissertation? My dissertation examines the history leading up to the…
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Leadership in the National Park Service: A Plenary with Former NPS Director Robert Stanton
Joan M. Zenzen is an independent historian based in the Washington, DC, area. She has…
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About NOTCHES: (re)marks on the history of sexuality
Describe your blog, its inspiration, editorial goals and intentions, and audiences. NOTCHES: (re)marks on the…
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Labor and Working Class History at OAH 2016
The OAH 2016 Annual Meeting in Providence, Rhode Island features an array of opportunities for…
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Cambodian Refugees in the NYC Hyperghetto
What drew you to your topic? This book grew directly out of my activist commitments.…
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March Went Mad Gradually and Inadvertently
[Crossposted from The American Historian Online] Samuel Walker is co-author, with Randy Roberts, of When…