Our best wishes to Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart for the future as he departs from History & Classics at UTAS today after a stellar career spanning 27 years.
For Semester One 2020 @UTAS_ Hobart students may enrol in HUM309 Reacting to the Past, an immersive learning experience in which the classroom is transformed into a historical arena. Students become characters from the past. More details: https://t.co/p19x6jTaa8 #twitterstorians
Are you keen to learn more about how to research your family history? Applications (for Australians) close soon for our popular unit 'Introduction to Family History'. You can apply now online at: https://t.co/I49fAgjv5p
Those interested in Antarctic 'gateways' might want to check out our new article in the journal m/c - written by some of the Hobart members of the 'Antarctic Cities' research team. @ @UTASEnglish@IMASUTAS
'Was Charlotte Badger a Colonial Renegade?' Find out what Elsbeth Hardie thinks about this (in)famous #Convict#twitterstorians by reading her open access journal article at https://t.co/GRYCeRKrs9
This is a colonial-era Koran. It was brought to Australia to enable Muslims to give evidence in courts in the 1830s. It predates the arrival in Australia of a squatter named Charles Cumming Stone #Anning by over a decade and a half. #auspol#twitterstorians
Journal of New Zealand Studies: "The book [Cleansing the Colony] is a pleasure to read and certainly worth recommending to readers with an interest in New Zealand history and lecturers seeking a monograph to engage students regarding New Zealand’s foundation."
Congratulations to Associate Professor Penny Edmonds, winner of the A&NZ Law & History Society inaugural TRACE award for 'Emancipation acts on the oceanic frontier? Intimacy, diplomacy, colonial invasion and the legal traces of protection in the Bass Strait world, 1832.' @UTAS_
oh hi there #ohhitherehistory - for my PhD I produced a pocket-sized web-series intro to #convicthistory and quantitative analysis to help me research the process of adapting history. Check em out!
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The official opening of the @UTAS_ Media School today with the virtual cutting of the red ribbon by our head of discipline Dr Kathleen Williams. 👏 👏👏 So thrilled to be part of the School. The 1st Semester in the new Salamanca digs has been a huge success!
Offering students a one-of-a-kind experience nationally, The Media School in #tasmania’s historic Salamanca opened today, collocated with @themercurycomau and @SkyNewsAust. Preparing a new generation of communicators for a challenging information age.