Hope has been named a "Top Producing Institution" for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Since 2004, 47 Hope students have been accepted into the prestigious program to research and teach worldwide. This year alone, four of our students were awarded Fulbright grants.
I'm so excited that my students will have the opportunity to present their research at the @HollandMuseum! Come see it next Thursday at 7:00!
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In Vol. 117, Iss. 2 of Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, @JeanneDPetit (@HopeCollege) discusses the history of Catholic laywomen running a community house in East St. Louis, IL, as a part of a larger national movement. cc: @ILHistory1818 https://t.co/BIUPT8AqHp
Yet more good news from my colleague @WTan_Historian! Another prestigious award, this time from the Disability History Society. Two big awards in one day!
✨We are thrilled to announce the winner of the DHA Outstanding Book Award for the year 2023 is @WTan_Historian for his rigorous and thoughtful book Blind in Early Modern Japan: Disability, Medicine, and Identity (University of Michigan Press, 2022)!✨
I am so thrilled that my @HopeCollege colleague @WTan_Historian has won the @AHAhistorians Patricia Buckley Ebrey Prize. So proud to have such a wonderful and accomplished colleague.
The AHA is pleased to announce the winners of its 2023 prizes, which honor exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring in the classroom, public history, and other historical projects. Congratulations to the 2023 awardees! #AHAPerspectives https://t.co/bNFrmNSh2N
I'm pleased to share that Hope College has a position open in Women's and Gender Studies. Please let me know if you have any questions about it!
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@AttyCollins@kkdumez The book doesn't really get into the restrictionist critique of Christianity, but some saw a liberal Protestant idea of welcoming and caring for immigrants (as seen through the Social Gospel Movement) as and idea that would lead to the denigration of the American white race.
@AttyCollins@kkdumez I wrote a book awhile ago about the debate over instituting a literacy test as an immigration restriction measure, with a focus on how ideas about race and gender were part of that debate.
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My college, @HopeCollege is featured in the new Revisionist History podcast. Listen to it and see what you think about #HopeForward.
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@haas1235 I was lucky I got my PhD when I did because colleges were still hiring when I was on the market. About a year or two later, it all started to dry up.
@haas1235 In college, I got a special Mellon fellowship to try to cultivate future academics because there were going to be so many jobs opening up as the boomers retired. And then when I got to ND, at our first meeting with the DGS, we were disabused of that notion.