Deadline approaching: submit nominations for the AHA’s awards and prizes by May 15. The AHA recognizes outstanding historical work of many types, including exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring, film, and digital projects and resources. 🗃️
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Are you a new department chair looking to hit the ground running or an old hand in search of additional resources? In #AHAPerspectives, deputy director Dana Schaffer writes about the AHA's efforts to support chairs in their work. 🗃️
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The AHA’s Nancy Lyman Roelker Mentorship Award honors teachers of history who taught, guided, and inspired their students in a way that changed their lives. Nominate the graduate mentor who meant the most to you by May 15. 🗃️
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Submit nominations for the AHA's Beveridge Family Teaching Prize by May 15. This award recognizes excellence and innovation in elementary, middle school, and secondary history teaching, including career contributions and specific initiatives. The 2024 prize will be awarded to a group. 🗃️
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Congratulations to former AHA president Jacqueline Jones (@UTAustin), who was awarded the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in History for her book, No Right to an Honest Living: The Struggles of Boston’s Black Workers in the Civil War Era. 🗃️ www.pulitzer.org/prize-winner...
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My latest #AHAPerspectives article is an interview with @bethlinker.bsky.social about her fascinating new book, Slouch. (And of course I am slouching as I type this.) 🗃️@princetonupress.bsky.social
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How did we come to believe that bad posture is bad for your health? In #AHAPerspectives, @lmansley.bsky.social interviews @bethlinker.bsky.social about her new book, Slouch (@princetonupress.bsky.social). 🗃️
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For many, creating memes was a dark-humored way to get through 2020. But as Caitlin Kossmann writes in #AHAPerspectives, even memes have a history. 🗃️
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Deadline approaching: submit nominations for the AHA’s awards and prizes by May 15. The AHA recognizes outstanding historical work of many types, including exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring, film, and digital projects and resources. 🗃️
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“In reality, what does the secondary US history curriculum look like? And what do teachers actually bring to their classrooms?” In #AHAPerspectives, James Grossman addresses these questions and more with results from an AHA research project. 🗃️
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What if we classified Civil War battlefields more expansively? AHA president Thavolia Glymph writes in #AHAPerspectives about shifting our definitions.
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The AHA has issued a statement “deplor[ing] recent decisions among college and university administrators to draw on local and state police forces to evict peaceful demonstrators.” 🗃️
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Join us for “Teaching with Historiography” on May 8 at 4 PM ET, featuring Agnieszka Aya Marczyk, @abbyreisman.bsky.social, and Brenda Santos. Attendees will learn methods for designing curricular materials that support student historiographic thinking. 🗃️ #AHALearn www.historians.org/aha-online
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Read more from editor @mappermundi.bsky.social. 🗃️
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Historians have many outlets for intellectual and civic contribution. Pitch #AHAPerspectives an article about how your work engages in broadening the landscape of historical scholarship. (1/2)
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The William and Edwyna Gilbert Award for the Best Article on Teaching History recognizes outstanding contributions to the teaching of history through the publication of articles in journals, magazines, and other serials. Submit nominations by May 15. 🗃️
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