History professor at Furman University, local, state, and public history enthusiast, seeking to present the past in an interesting and relevant fashion
I gave a joint statement on behalf of the Nordic countries at the UN Security Council. It is time for Russia to come to the negotiating table. Ukraine needs a just and lasting peace.
Charleston Alumni!! Join us on November 8 for the Charleston Campaign Launch at the International African American Museum. Engage in a panel and discussion with Dr. Courtney Tollison ’99, Dr. Jeffrey Makala, and Dr. Judith Williams.
Learn more here: https://t.co/AMABhrDZoR
@bellwak I am so eager to hear an update on the status of the twins and their parents. Thank you for writing that very moving article on such a concerning situation. Do you know more?
"We must hold sacred and protect our democratic institutions and the sanctity of our vote and the electoral process," said President Elizabeth Davis in a message to the @FurmanU community following the historic events of Jan. 6 in Washington, D.C. https://t.co/b39WWpra8g
Have you or your org applied for #CARESAct funding? We want to hear about it! Your data helps us tell Congress + other decision-makers how the stimulus impacted the arts sector & what's needed in the future. Please take 5 minutes to share your story now! https://t.co/BbLvWxGLEN
What is the lesson here? Society endured, the economy flourished again, and families and friends reconnected, writes @ctollison, the Distinguished University Public Historian and Scholar at @FurmanU. #COVID19 https://t.co/WwZe8Tmgt1
History professor Courtney Tollison '99 writes an opinion piece in @GreenvilleNews about pandemics and their impact over the last century. She and her history students are preparing a pandemic archive to add to @FurmanU's archives. https://t.co/Y036IFhdDE @Furman_Alumni
Rebels vs. Rule Followers: In a Crisis Who Wins? with Michele Gelfand, moderated by Dr. Courtney Tollison - Upstate International https://t.co/UvZb1kdICn