Fascinating talk by @DavidDean2010 at #Underhill2023 about moving from the primary source of the archive to the representation of that source in a production as a secondary source—"the act of transfer from the archive to the repertoire" @CU_History@Carleton_U
HubSpot users cannot set up re-enrollment triggers based on activity properties. Here are some things that cannot be programmed and solutions. #HubSpotPartner
HubSpot Re-enrollment Triggers: What's Missing and What to Do About It https://t.co/zEZaDY1hEy
@Cyborg_Hollis @CU_Underhill @CU_History Thanks for this insight @Cyborg_Hollis. I'm wondering if it's because it was more damning for 19th-century #men from elite families not to ascribe the gender construction of "gentleman" and their expected roles. I would love to hear more of your #research too! #history
Christian Keller on reenactment as a form of historical investigation and methodology - "Democratizing history is a key form of reenactment" @CU_History @CU_Underhill #Underhill26
"Empathy is desirable for historical projects." Rick Duthie on his play, One Day Stronger, that explores Sudbury's mining strikes @CU_History @CU_Underhill #underhill26
"Populism emerges as a political force in times of crisis” according to @MikeChiarello. Examples are #Brexit economic nationalism. To a lesser extent #MAGA - a sign that the US is increasingly facing decline. @CU_History @CU_Underhill #underhill26
Barry Wilson presented on how #Indigenous people in Canada were able to vote for the first time in 1960. They had the vote earlier east of Manitoba but the Prime Minister at the time, Sir Wilfred Laurier, revoked it #truthandreconciliation@CU_History @CU_Underhill #underhill26
Stephanie Lett presented on developing new aids for teaching about residential schools to Ontario high school students. #truthandreconciliation will happen through education in high schools, yet teachers don’t know about residential schools @CU_History @CU_Underhill #underhill26
@Cyborg_Hollis @CU_Underhill @CU_History I'm interested in why you're not surprised @Cyborg_Hollis. I didn't know what I'd find in the archives but it seems that some elite 19th-century families preferred that their male family members who may have been mentally ill were sent far away #history
Now #underhill26 PhD candidate @SukiLee presents on "A Geographical Approach to Distance, Gender, and Spatial Aspects of Confinement in Toronto’s Provincial Lunatic Asylum, 1841-1901" : Why did families place members in institutions far away from home?
Harvest valuable insight from the story of your customer's experience - from original interest through to engagement and into a long-term relationship. #inboundmarketing#inboundsales#HubSpot
Customer Journey Mapping https://t.co/AppeaYnq0Q by @inboxtweets
Fascinating keynote by Professor of Victorian Literature and Culture Gail Marshall from @uniofreading at @2019Bounds on tropes of female statues in George Eliot. #BreakingBounds
Why ‘worthless’ humanities degrees may set you up for life https://t.co/x0ZPxPJvia via @BBC_Capital @ideas_idees @CU_FASS@CU_History via Tanya Schwartz