This already exists. It is called the humanities. You can take classes (history for example) that will teach you how to do this in colleges and universities across the country. The problem is that the programs who teach this are drastically under funded, supported, and valued.
Dr. Howard Jones, who was a Distinguished Research Professor at the University and a member of the Department of History for thirty-five years, passed away early in March after an illness. Read more here: https://t.co/KFqLZiNAr5
Professors Suleyman Ozeren, Katie Deale, and John Bethune addressed the Ukraine crisis in a panel discussion moderated by the Rev. Dr. Rod Werline in Barton College's Howard Chapel today.
15 years ago today
One of the single most clutch championship performances in the history of organized sports
Stop what you're doing and watch what Anthony Atkinson did for Division II Barton
Such a crazy feeling to finally hold a copy of A Failed Vision of Empire: The Collapse of Manifest Destiny, 1845-1872. @UnivNebPress did such a fine job with the cover and I couldn’t be prouder! It’s been an amazing journey and I can’t wait for you all to read it.
@rebecca_fachner The OT foretells and points to Christ. In the OT He is predicted, in the Gospels He is revealed, in Acts and the epistles He is preached and explained, and in Revelation He is expected to return in all His glory and power.
I played live team trivia (sometimes by myself) and just depended on winning to pay for my food. One time I went to Mellow Mushroom with zero dollars in my pocket and walked out with $50 left over in a gift card I won.
What are your broke grad school hacks?
I’ll go first. I fill out a survey at a local bagel shop that gives me 3 free bagels w any purchase. buy 1 bagel, get 3 free. Fill out again, repeat. So many bagels, less $$.
#gradschool#broke#phdlife#freefood#Tips#phdchat@PhDVoice
I know this op-ed in the NYT is going to be the latest thing for academics to mock. But I would point people to the @TheFIREorg report. BOTH liberal and conservative students are worried about how their opinions will be viewed by their peers.
https://t.co/kUz5lAwEae
The University of Alabama History Department sends their condolences to the family of Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster on her passing. Dr. Foster, the first Black student to attend UA, was honored just last week with the renaming of the College of Education building. (1/2)
I am currently at a loss for words. Dr. Foster's bravery and resilience paved the way for great change at my beloved alma mater. I am happy that she lived long enough to see her name on the College of Education's building.
Autherine Lucy Foster, the first Black student at the University of Alabama, has died. She was 92.
One of the greatest moments of my career so far was being able to interview her at her home in Lipscomb last month about her life. What a person. https://t.co/QdaNrNQJ56