#HigherEdHistory - Twitter Hashtag

University of San Francisco Economics Department @USF_Economics

about 1 year ago

USF was the first college in San Francisco 🏛️ We’ve been awarding degrees since 1863 — over 160 years of impact 🎓📚 #USFCA #JesuitEducation #HigherEdHistory

USF_Economics's tweet photo. USF was the first college in San Francisco 🏛️
We’ve been awarding degrees since 1863 — over 160 years of impact 🎓📚
#USFCA #JesuitEducation #HigherEdHistory https://t.co/NOpPe2SllF

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Michael Iris, Ed.D. @Mike_Iris

about 1 year ago

🏛️ Before the U.S. was born, so were its colleges. @Harvard (1636) was founded 140 years before the Declaration of Independence. #ColonialColleges #HigherEdHistory

Mike_Iris's tweet photo. 🏛️ Before the U.S. was born, so were its colleges. @Harvard (1636) was founded 140 years before the Declaration of Independence. #ColonialColleges #HigherEdHistory https://t.co/87HlJYiA5U

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Church, Communication and Culture @cccpusc

over 1 year ago

https://t.co/vZT3LoImqE A deep dive into the evolution of Catholic universities from the 16th century to the 1960s, examining identity shifts amidst state interventions and secularization. #CatholicEducation #HigherEdHistory #UniversityReforms

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JEEA @JEEA_News

over 2 years ago

🌍 Exploring the roots of academia! Market forces in Medieval and Early Modern Europe influenced the rise of universities, shaped scholar distribution, fostered the Scientific Revolution. 🌐📚 #MedievalScholars #AcademicMarket #HigherEdHistory

JEEA_News's tweet photo. 🌍 Exploring the roots of academia! Market forces in Medieval and Early Modern Europe influenced the rise of universities, shaped scholar distribution, fostered the Scientific Revolution. 🌐📚 #MedievalScholars #AcademicMarket #HigherEdHistory https://t.co/8Hp5BGttd2

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KLB @KLBooked

over 3 years ago

We created this report with the hope that other institutions who want to do inward-looking reckoning work may find it helpful. If you're looking to do institutional history work, especially in higher ed, and want to chat further, please reach out! #HigherEdHistory #campushistory

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UofL Writing Center @UofLWritingCtr

almost 5 years ago

#oralhistory #writingcenter #anniversary #writingcommunity #writingcenterlife #archive #higheredhistory #louisville #writing #pedagogy (3/3)

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James DeVaney @DeVaneyGoBlue

over 5 years ago

I honestly can't wait to read Allies and Rivals, @emilyjlevine. #higheredhistory #innovation https://t.co/aSSrshafLg

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Kevin Lamár Peterman @Peterman67

over 6 years ago

My copy of “We Are Worth Fighting For” by @HowardU Prof. @ddhewty and published by @NYUpress came in the mail today. Looking forward to this read! #HigherEdHistory

Peterman67's tweet photo. My copy of “We Are Worth Fighting For” by @HowardU Prof. @ddhewty and published by @NYUpress came in the mail today.
Looking forward to this read! #HigherEdHistory https://t.co/DydnDaaY0R

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George S. McClellan @GSM4Students

almost 7 years ago · Oxford

@OleMissHigherEd is happy to welcome Dr. John Thelin for a day of conversation about higher education, including his most recent book on U.S. higher ed in the 60s. #olemiss #higheredhistory

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Yi Hao, Ph.D. @yhao01

over 7 years ago

What a great book to kickoff my #2019readingchallenge ! It makes me think about my field and my own experiences differently, offers me new insights and perspectives to more research ideas and questions, and more importantly, understanding of #higheredhistory.

yhao01's tweet photo. What a great book to kickoff my #2019readingchallenge ! It makes me think about my field and my own experiences differently, offers me new insights and perspectives to more research ideas and questions, and more importantly, understanding of #higheredhistory. https://t.co/xbAQZaad9F

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

about 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: On this day in 1937, Madeleine Albright was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. @madeleine was America’s first female secretary of state and earned her MA and PhD from @Columbia. She is also a professor in the Practice of Diplomacy at @georgetownsfs.

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: On this day in 1937, Madeleine Albright was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. @madeleine was America’s first female secretary of state and earned her MA and PhD from @Columbia. She is also a professor in the Practice of Diplomacy at @georgetownsfs. https://t.co/0mMBY8gJ93

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: on this day in 1986, artist Georgia O’Keefe died at age 98. O’Keefe studied painting at @artinstitutechi and in 1916 became head of the art dept at West Texas State Normal College (now @wtamu). She has been recognized as the "Mother of American modernism".

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: on this day in 1986, artist Georgia O’Keefe died at age 98. O’Keefe studied painting at @artinstitutechi and in 1916 became head of the art dept at West Texas State Normal College (now @wtamu). She has been recognized as the "Mother of American modernism". https://t.co/oT9Dz4gv3o

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: On Jan 23, 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell became the first officially recognized female physician in U.S. history. She was granted an M.D. from Geneva College (now @HWSColleges) and later helped establish gynecology as a medical discipline

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: On Jan 23, 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell became the first officially recognized female physician in U.S. history. She was granted an M.D. from Geneva College (now @HWSColleges) and later helped establish gynecology as a medical discipline https://t.co/LIjxsr53TC

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: On this day in 1904, the play Peter Pan, by James Barrie, opened at the Duke of York’s Theater in London. Barrie studied at @EdinburghUni and later became chancellor at his alma mater

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: On this day in 1904, the play Peter Pan, by James Barrie, opened at the Duke of York’s Theater in London. Barrie studied at @EdinburghUni and later became chancellor at his alma mater https://t.co/J675TLvOCh

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Dr. Scott D. Miller @prezscottmiller

over 8 years ago

RT @insidehighered: #HigherEdHistory: Here’s one for the English buffs - on Dec 16, 1775, English novelist Jane Austen was born. We have Austen to thank for novels like Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma, to name a few.

prezscottmiller's tweet photo. RT @insidehighered: #HigherEdHistory: Here’s one for the English buffs - on Dec 16, 1775, English novelist Jane Austen was born. We have Austen to thank for novels like Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma, to name a few. https://t.co/L7mKyk0h6n

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: Here's one for the English buffs - on Dec 16, 1775, English novelist Jane Austen was born. We have Austen to thank for novels like Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma, to name a few.

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: Here's one for the English buffs - on Dec 16, 1775, English novelist Jane Austen was born. We have Austen to thank for novels like Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Emma, to name a few. https://t.co/xd8mT84Mnd

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: On 11.26.1862, @ChCh_Oxford mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll) sent 10 yr old Alice Liddell a handwritten manuscript, "Alice’s Adventures Under Ground to". Carroll published the book 3 years later, at his own expense.

insidehighered's tweet photo. #HigherEdHistory: On 11.26.1862, @ChCh_Oxford mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll) sent 10 yr old Alice Liddell a handwritten manuscript, "Alice’s Adventures Under Ground to". Carroll published the book 3 years later, at his own expense. https://t.co/aa0SVhjOgP

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Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered

over 8 years ago

#HigherEdHistory: on 11.18.98, novelist and @JohnsHopkins prof Alice McDermott won the National Book Award for her novel, Charming Billy. McDermott was so sure she'd lose, she made a bet against herself w/ her children and owed them a TV, an inflatable armchair & a ski trip