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Still pertinent today! This ad from a 1956 Climax Crescent promotes Michigan as a 'Water Wonderland', reminding state citizens to go out and enjoy it. Check it out in The Climax Crescent. https://t.co/6crvw6UWj8
This week on [Re]collection, @Bird_seed celebrates the launch of the Pine River Project, a collaborative effort that sees CMU students utilize their skills in #publichistory. Full post available now!
https://t.co/Si81QwK8rP
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On [Re]collection this week Dr Jennifer Liu Demas discusses her time as a visiting scholar in #Taiwan, and her current research project focusing on the #history of consumerism and Taiwanese womanhood:
https://t.co/KzFNCkzcGP
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This recent article from @MeganMolteni highlights the crucial (and diligent!) role that #historians have played in the Covid story:
https://t.co/Ktiqr8KYBx
This week on [Re]collection, Dr Brittany Bayless Fremion (@Bird_seed) discusses pandemic pedagogy and her involvement with Michigan’s Pine River Superfund Citizen Task Force. Full post available now!
https://t.co/2z8nnPR2Uu
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Hello world! I have a list of over 150 academic publishers (link in bio), and whenever they tweet about a sale, discount, or code I retweet so you can profit!
10 years ago when I signed my contract with @fsgbooks to write the first literary #biography of #DorisDuke, I did not anticipate the difficulties I would encounter: "Writing the Biography of a Wordless Woman" https://t.co/LTEF6Hd3JH @cmuhistory#writers#writing#authors
Tomorrow (April 24) marks the State Finals Award for @mihistoryday. The event is part of an educational program organized by @HistSocietyMI - more info can be found here:
https://t.co/Z6bWpzaVEl
A live stream of the ceremony will begin at 11:00 EST:
https://t.co/AV2zEl49Oc
This week on [Re]collection, Dr Lane Demas discusses his current role as a #Fulbright scholar in Taiwan and the ways in which teaching African American history has opened a discourse on global #antiracism in the classroom. Full post available now👇
https://t.co/il5snOWRni
This week on [Re]collection, @purduedepthist PhD Candidate @caitbfendley discusses her research on population activism groups and the ways in which oral histories can open up new avenues of scholarly inquiry:
https://t.co/0H4SAOfRCo
#twitterstorians#History#AcademicChatter
Emma's panel, 'Perspectives on Technology, Diplomacy, and War During Chaotic Times' will be on April 10th, at 10:30 AM (CST).
Please register to watch Emma's panel. https://t.co/biGNkosUWg
@cmuhistory
Seeking materials for teaching history? The AHA’s Remote Teaching Resources has got you covered, with professionally vetted resources on a wide range of geographic areas, time periods, and themes as well as teaching guides. #twitterstorians#sschat https://t.co/INqVmToSA7
NEXT WEEK (3/31) WCMU and Clarke Historical Library bring to you documentary co-producer Lynn Novick and local Hemingway experts to discuss the documentary, which will air on WCMU April 5-7. Learn more at:
https://t.co/0KHXHVJ21h
On [Re]collection this week PhD candidate @julie_haefn discusses navigating the job market and making the transition from grad student life to working full-time outside of academia. Click the link below for more!
https://t.co/PsiMgkhSsg
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