Check out Jesse Spohnholz's (PhD, IA, '04) recent book, The Convent of Wesel: The Event that Never was and the Invention of Tradition (2017), awarded the 2018 DAAD/GSA Book Prize, for best book in German history published in the previous 2 yrs
Iowa's Linda Kerber - winner of OAH's Roy Rosenzweig Distinguished Service Award for an individual whose contributions have significantly enriched our understanding and appreciation of American history! https://t.co/KecP61joLW @UIowaCLAS @OutreachIowa @IWArchives@UIGradCollege
Documentaries, performances, exhibits and websites...
Take your pick and volunteer to be a judge for the National History Day in Iowa state contest April 30 in Des Moines! Don't worry about inexperience, all judges will receive online training. Sign up: https://t.co/TUyt1mpxvB
Pleased to be providing sponsorship to the UI Writing Center's 2018 Dissertation Writing Summer Camp. Applications are due May 7. C'mon - you know it will be more fun with friends!
Rapid Response History continues with a talk about #biofuel and #sustainability. Meet Sylvia Secchi, UI Associate Professor of Geographical and Sustainability Sciences, April 17 at 5:30 p.m. in Meeting Room A, as she presents on #biofuels in the US.
Are you a history graduate student and would like to write about your experiences teaching, doing research, engaging the public, or something else entirely? Blog for the AHA this summer! https://t.co/5w0FWnDZau
Thanks to all who made History the academic department with the most donations during #1DayforIowa! Our top priority for this round of donations: support for internships. Great news for students! https://t.co/qzNjiJ8rqg