Last week, I defended my dissertation and received my PhD @CUHistoryDept!🎉 So grateful for the feedback from my committee, and for the support of so many friends and colleagues over the past 7 years.
Next up: I’ll be joining @PrincetonAAS as a postdoctoral researcher this fall!
@DominiqueJL15 I appreciate this tip...I am so devoted to my Appointed paper planner, but I've been thinking about making the switch to digital with the new academic year
@Krista_Kee I would say to save Beshear for the KY Senate seat if McConnell finally retires 🤞🏼 one of our few opportunities for a flip of it’s a truly open race
@Krista_Kee Somewhere there is British news footage of us being sad and shocked in the Marylebone tube station at 5am....permanently scarred from watching election results with a group 😅 but also feeling cautiously optimistic for tonight!
@stephenfishbach A classic, but reading Daisy Miller was a transformational experience for me in high school (getting to glimpse American culture from an international perspective)
@bobhawkdoc@ThatKevinSmith On this day in 2024, I’m sitting down with him (my great uncle) to record the fourth session of his oral history! We are six hours in and only at 1961…it’s been so rewarding to work together and preserve his memories.
My latest piece for Picturing Black History (@GettyImages@OriginsOSU) is on Alvin Ailey and the ideas behind his 1976 piece "Pas de Duke" - just in time for the Edges of Ailey exhibition at the @whitneymuseum!
https://t.co/KOCT1AoeT9
I’m co-founding a working group of the @DanceStudies Association for dance scholars using archival research methods - if that’s you, come join our first meeting on September 20!
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@DominiqueJL15 I loved teaching NYC history with this book. Such specific character portraits that students latch on to, and can be used to illustrate larger tends of demographic change, deindustrialization, public funding, etc.
Feeling so much admiration for K12 History teachers as I remember mine, I just felt compelled to share these thoughts! (Pic from my 2008 middle school graduation)
I learned that one of my middle school US History teachers, Mr. Browne, passed away unexpectedly last weekend. As I’ve been finishing up my PhD, I’ve been reflecting a lot on the importance of K12 History teachers - particularly those in rural, public school districts like mine.
In teaching about the past, my K12 History teachers helped me understand the world beyond my small town and imagine myself in it. Engaging teachers like Mr. Browne showed all students that the past was inhabited by people like us, not just a series of names & dates to memorize.