The award recognizes national distinction in scholarship, undergraduate teaching and leadership in the cause of liberal arts education.
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Humanities Council Announces the 2018-19 Awardees for the David A. Gardner ’69 Magic Project GrantsJanet Kay, Society of Fellows and History, will use her Magic Project award to prepare a Freshman Seminar, Archaeology As History: Studying the Past by Digging in the Dirt.
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Conference to Honor Professor Hendrik HartogThis conference will honor the scholarly contributions of Hendrik “Dirk” Hartog, Class of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty.
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Jordan Recognized by British AcademyHe is recognized for his influence on the field of medieval history in the United States.
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Rosina Lozano talks about the books she's reading this summer both for leisure and in preparation for her next book project.
Robert Karl's book Forgotten Peace has been released in Spanish translation as La paz olvidada. He spoke with Colombian newspaper El Espectador about the book's significance for Colombia's national conversation on violence, peace, and the past.
The prize is given to the author(s) of the most significant book on the U.S. Congress, as chosen by the Hardeman Prize National Selection Committee.
This fall, we will welcome three new faculty members to the department:
Rhae Lynn Barnes (U.S. Cultural History)
Michael Blaakman (American Revolutionary Era)
Iryna Vushko (Modern Continental Europe).
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