Presented in a breakout session at the Northwest Leadership Institute on "Working with Communities of Color" with NPS. A good discussion followed about white privilege and how to be mindful when working with people from different backgrounds and experiences. @HistoryISU
History Graduate Students at Idaho State University released Episode 1: What is DACA? Heather and Kyler explore DACA's history and Trump's plan to rescind the DACA program on March 5, 2018.
https://t.co/XRbxGIZkaI
Officially submitted an application for PhD today. Adding three more years of school is an intimidating prospect, but it feels like the right choice after the great experience I've had in the ISU History Department @Gaia_and_Clio@HistoryISU@ISUArtsLetters@lmill30@Bing4Matt
Andy Dunn, M.A. student in Historical Resources Management, has recently published an article exploring Japanese American celebrations of Thanksgiving and Christmas in U.S. prison campus. https://t.co/rHUbrkZlTv
@Jessi_Donnelly, I'm finalizing a publication with Activist History Review and have been thinking of your Gastro article that I'm not supposed to know was yours. The journal publishes articles that are activism oriented and focus on one set of primary sources.
I was hesitant to supplement my lecture with a (censored) #boardwalkempire clip, but seeing all the thoughtful responses in these analytical essays makes me proud! Hopefully this is a good thing...#prohibition#suffrage#womensrights