Doctoral student Jessica Luepke is currently conducting research at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, PA!
Jessica's dissertation will focus on the ways in which occupations in the early 20th century transformed U.S. military culture. #UNTHistory#UNT
The meeting type will apply to the 2026 meeting and the questions will guide both 2025 and 2026. If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know! /5
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At this year's @SMH_Historians meeting, I was appointed as the Graduate Student Representative on the Editorial Advisory Board for the Journal of Military History. As such, I wanted to start a conversation between our Grad students and editors of journals and magazines.
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At #SMH2026 we want to have a more intimate conversation between Graduate students and editors.
Grad student input is vital in making the most of the opportunity to talk shop with these editors. Below is a survey for grad students to fill out. /4
#smh2024 was an unexpectedly growing year. I joined the Editorial Advisory Board for the Journal of Military History as the Grad Student Rep, got contacts for more research, and found some publishing leads! Thx @Cgzinsou @kelsapellet@COL_PhD & Dr. DiMarco for this year's panel!
Looking to build or join a panel on WWII pop culture or women in WWII. Pretty flexible with what I can present – I have a paper on the Women’s Army Corps in WWII comics, or I can also focus on 1940s films and/or fiction books on the women’s corps. @SMH_Historians
For #SMH2024 I'm hoping to build a panel that discusses US military culture or occupations. I put up a comment in the @SMH_Historians panel builder. I'll be discussing post-WWII occupation of German and how soldier dissatisfaction changed the culture of the US Army.
@GHarward@Historian_Britt It was eye-opening and should be on every WWII list. One of the few comps books I bought instead of getting from the library. I had it on a list for WWII with a section of 10 books on Atrocities/Holocaust.