Ph.D. Candidate focusing on Spanish Colonial Louisiana and the 1768 French insurrection that ousted the first Spanish government at Texas Christian University
Time for day one of #OAH2025. If you’re here for the conference, there’s a great panel at 2:45 on Rebels and Rebellions in the Colonial Gulf South you should come to! @The_OAH
@delatorre I live in Fort Worth and I’ll be in Chicago Saturday but if they win, I’ll be there for the National Championship! I bought tickets before the tournament started lol.
💜⭐ 2 WEEKS until the 2025 LCpl. Benjamin W. Schmidt Symposium at TCU! 💜⭐️
We're excited to welcome Dr. Robert K. Brigham of Vassar College, who will bring us a gripping story about the lasting costs of war. Free and open to the public--everyone is welcome.
My latest from @ProvMagazine on how the U.S. Navy worked with the Kingdom of Hawai‘i to check British and French aggression in the Pacific, and how the lessons from this little known episode of history could be applicable to the current situation in the South China Sea.
I’m looking forward to being at the #WHA2024 and the #SHA2024 beginning tomorrow in Kansas City! If you are going to be there, let’s plan to meet up! #twitterstorians
invested in the athletic programs and wanted to grow in popularity as a whole. The episodes is out on all streaming platforms and here is a direct link to the website! https://t.co/m4hPIUUdBB. #GoFrogs 🐸
#twitterstorians I am so excited to announce that the second season of the TCU HIstory Frogcast is out now! Starting today, we will be releasing a new episode each week based on American sports history and TCU’s connection to it! None of this would have been possible without 🧵
its popularity. It also go in-depth about the development of TCU’s football program and how it was able to transform from a small college in Waco to a contender in Fort Worth. The building of Amon G Carter Stadium was such a monumental change for TCU to show that they were
Through expert insights and historical analysis, they uncover football's ability to revitalize economies and foster community pride amidst adversity. Transitioning to contemporary TCU football, they explore the recent success of quarterback Max Duggan
out the hard work of our students in mine and Dr. Todd Kerstetter’s Sports history class! The first episode delves into the profound impact of football during the Great Depression, spotlighting legendary quarterback Davey O'Brien's transformative role at TCU.
Applications are now open for the MCEAS Dissertation Prize, to be awarded to the author of an exceptional diss. on any aspect of early America before 1850. The award includes $1,500, a ms. workshop at MCEAS, and a book contract with @PennPress . Details: https://t.co/XfjdTbdsyD