Historian of early America | Writing about the Caribbean environment, including turtles, winds, drought & earthquakes | Associate Professor at MSUTexas
Joined March 2018
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We're hiring at @MSUTexas! We're looking for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Texas History (4-4 load, with specializations in Native America, borderlands, and/or Mexican American history). More details in the job ad below. Send any questions my way.
Posted Today: Assistant Professor of Texas History | Midwestern State University dlvr.it/TFCP0h
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Posted Today: Visiting Assistant Professor of Texas History | Midwestern State University dlvr.it/T9k0hW
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The JCB will host FEEGI, the Forum on Early-Modern Empires and Global Interactions, later this week.
Explore the full program here: feegi.org/uploads/3/5/4/9/35…
ALT The image contains graphic elements and the following text: FEEGI Panels, April 19 & 20, 2024 Mobility, community, and kinship Spiritual and worldly threats Captive economies and their effects Religion and ritual Mediation, race, and gender Imperial entanglements Visual and material cultures
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Have ideas about teaching post-secondary American history? Want to contribute to the next Textbooks and Teaching section of the JAH? Call for papers is live now! oah.org/2023/09/20/textbooks…
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Knock, knock. Is this thing on? This summer @madebyhistory took a short pause, but we are back — and thrilled to announce our new publication partner, @TIME @TIMEHistory. 🥳🎉🤩❤️
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Today is the day! #MakingtheLatinoSouth is coming out from @UNC_Press & @LatinxHistories. You can purchase @UNC_Press w/ discount code 01UNCP30 or where books are sold. More thoughts 🧵... uncpress.org/book/9781469676…
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It is officially publication day for “The American Liberty Pole!”
Buy a copy!
Order it to your local library!
Tell your friends!
Screen print the cover on a t-shirt!
Yell about it in the street!
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Looking forward to listening to this!
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Hey historians! Would love to know what events you've done to engage majors in your department. Meet & Greets? Coffee hours? Any events that have proved particularly popular? Please, please share!
So excited to read this! Congrats to @ProfCeciliaM!
Today is the day! #MakingtheLatinoSouth is coming out from @UNC_Press & @LatinxHistories. You can purchase @UNC_Press w/ discount code 01UNCP30 or where books are sold. More thoughts 🧵... uncpress.org/book/9781469676…
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a Portrait of Tenochtitlan, my 3D reconstruction of the capital of the Aztec Empire is released!
I've been looking forward to this for a long time, and I am really curious what all of you think.
Take a look:
tenochtitlan.thomaskole.nl
#tenochtitlan
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CALL FOR PAPERS! @historyTAMU
We're excited to share the CFP for our 14th Annual History Conference at Texas A&M University, “Navigating Crises and Resolutions.” We welcome all graduate and undergraduate papers. Please send submissions by November 17, 2023!
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OTD in history: On the night of August 21/22, 1791, Black revolutionaries launched an organized attack in the northern province of colonial Haiti, igniting the Haitian Revolution. Check out "Touring the Haitian Revolution" from @paulclammer ageofrevolutions.com/2016/06…
This is not cool.
29 of the last 31 days have had temperatures above 100 degrees at #WichitaFalls. Today will be another one. Be careful and take care of yourself today.
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Hey #twitterstorians! I'm creating a small library for our MA students, and looking for book recommendations. What did/would you have found most useful? Looking for anything re: writing, research, jobs, etc. First purchase = Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks
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Pedagogy books, too! Our graduate students have the opportunity to teach, so I've already purchased and distributed this: wvupressonline.com/teaching-…… Other recommendations welcome!
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Highlight of this morning’s tour of Castillo San Cristóbal: seeing one of the *giant* cisterns that, together with four others, could hold 900,000 gallons of water. Many thanks to @SanJuanNPS for the tour!
