What can an early Americanist teach you about applied and contemporary history? If you're in Ohio, you can find out!
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What can an early Americanist teach you about applied and contemporary history? If you're in Ohio, you can find out!
And now the final panel…and it’s a big one!
The state of the early American field/profession with @agordonreed.bsky.social @michaelhattem.bsky.social @johannneem.bsky.social Darren Staloff chaired by Jon Lauck
#JMCatSOC
Happy to share my latest podcast appearance for the NWC Strategy and Policy Department! Check out the department's Strategy Matters Podcast, "A Fort Between Two Waters: Symbolism, Strength, and Strategy in a Hybrid War."
digital-commons.usnwc.edu/strategy-mat...
One of my favorite speeches in support of my favorite @pbs.org
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKy7...
Just remembered the existence of Marvin Bush today.
NGL sounds like a pretty cool altac opportunity!
jobs.gusto.com/postings/the...
If anyone needs someone to give them context for laws from the 1790s, I'm your gal. www.npr.org/2025/03/16/g...
Consulate diplomacy was fundamental to US state development and friendly relations in the Early Republic.
Here is just one of many projects attesting to that!
eafsmap.org/map.html
Here to share a PBS documentary worth revisiting...
www.pbs.org/video/the-gi...
pre covid there was a server in the campus cafeteria who would always tell us to have a "happy silly day." We thought it was kinda odd. But now I feel like having a happy silly day is an act of rebellion and we should definitely do it.
Just realized that if you look at the names, you can probably track the course of his vessel through the IndoPac
@lollardfish.bsky.social giving a great talk about how historians tell a story from contradictory sources.
I don't even have to go all the way up to Providence, you'll be in Barrington 😊
Fun fact, General Montgomery took a bullet in the neck in Quebec because Canada didn't want to join the Americans. They shot a few more bullets when we tried invading Canada again in 1812.
Why historians of the Early Republic must be present in modern policy discussions.
Listening to a military friend mumbling in the archives: "the signal to noise ratio is too damn high..."
On the history job market? Keep an eye on the searches here!
academicjobs.fandom.com/wiki/History...
Awesome book and an awesome roundtable!
networks.h-net.org/group/discus...
History is the vernacular of public policy
Hear me out: a Pokemon-based international order
Hello Blue new world! I'll be fangirling my brilliant friends and doing academic things!
