Memphis Historians

Department of History at The University of Memphis

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Just a reminder that Dr. Aram Goudsouzian will be speaking about his new book, “The Men and the Movement” tonight at 6pm at Novel! https://t.co/MGuOfEKhJb

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Yesterday Ms. Kyra Clapper, PhD Candidate in the Department of History and Dissertation Fellow with the Marcus Orr Center for Humanities, gave a short presentation about her digital humanities... https://t.co/E5QB6Ljdgo

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Curious about the digital humanities, or interested in starting a DH project? Come to this workshop today and hear what other people are working on at UM! https://t.co/OY5ZBU6Fow

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The Daily Memphian ran an excerpt of Aram Goudsouzian’snew book, “The Men and the Moment,” which is officially out today. Dr. Goudsouzian will speak about the book at Novel bookstore on Wednesday, April 10, at 6:00 pm. https://t.co/akjcALUM3q

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Dr. Dennis Laumann discussing "What Is Socialism" with the Honors College! https://t.co/k2xaw0ulCs

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Congratulations to Dr. Brian Kwoba, who was just awarded the Catherine and Charles Freeburg Fellowship through the Marcus Orr Center for Humanities for Spring 2020. Also congrats to Mr. Matthew Isaacs, PhD Candidate, for winning the dissertation fellowship!!

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Dr. Aram Goudsouzian will be giving a talk about his new book "The Men and the Movement: The Election of 1968 and the Rise of Partisan Politics in America" at Novel next week. Check it out! https://t.co/HsWYQuE5bo

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We had a prankster afoot in Mitchell Hall today. You can check the comments for our response.

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Check out the Pink Palace today to see Dr. Bond! https://t.co/hgjYa8v4aQ

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A reminder to come hear Darrell Uselton and Bill Morris at Novel on Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 6:00 pm!

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More good news! Big congrats to Sarah Potter, who’s the winner of the inaugural Deborah Talbot Summer Research Award, awarded by the College of Arts and Sciences. This research award of $5000... https://t.co/Rv8sx2705k

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Dr. Beverly Bond is speaking as part of an event at the Pink Palace Museum on March 30, 2019, from 1:00-4:00 pm, called "The Road to Suffrage: Memphis." Dr. Bond's talk, scheduled for 3:00 pm,... https://t.co/hgjYa8v4aQ

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Darrell Uselton, who teaches part-time for the Department of History, is the co-author of the new book Bill Morris: A Legendary Life. A longtime mayor of Shelby County, Morris was also the sheriff who took James... https://t.co/Qz9zqqH4ln

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A huge congratulations to Dr. Andrei Znamenski, winner of the Distinguished Research in the Humanities Award given by the University of Memphis Alumni Association. From Dr. Aram Goudsouzian,... https://t.co/cg0CAqIqVx

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Tarana Burke will be speaking on our campus during the closing ceremony for Women’s History Month. Tickets are free but you do need to reserve one. Check out the U of M WHM page for more info! https://t.co/y3tryKI9i2

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The inaugural conference for the Tennessee Chapter of NAME (National Association for Multicultural Education) has early bird registration up until 1-April! If you're interested in how to use the classroom to... https://t.co/BWoHqHJjLb

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Dr. Cookie Woolner was in high demand last week! In addition to being this month's Caffeine&Cake guest for the Student History Society, she was also the speaker at the Parent and Family... https://t.co/3BO9VcUEHi

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Please join me in extending congratulations for the publication of The Great Hypostyle Hall, volume 1, parts 2 and 3, from the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago.... https://t.co/W5d03Hn0HG