@CSUHistoryGP Professor & #twitterstorian. Specialities: #CivilWar, Gender, Military, Naval, #SocialStudiesEd, #WomenStudies. Tweets = my own views. #2023SHA
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Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
We're looking for table leads for the Grad Student Lunch at the Annual Meeting (10/25, 12:30-1:30) to lead discussions on topics important to graduate students. If interested, please email your name and topic to: [email protected] @TheSouthernSHA @WHAGrads
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
“women like us fall into two categories: dragons and fools.
you must make sure they think of you as a dragon”
rip Maggie Smith💔 (1934-2024)
ALT Photo of a young Maggie Smith
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
I am thrilled that my book A City Without Care won Honorable Mention for the @UrbanHistoryA 's Joe William Trotter, Jr. Prize for Best First Book in Urban History.
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
Today, the AHA published a major report with findings from the most comprehensive study of secondary US history education undertaken in the 21st century. The AHA did not find indoctrination, politicization, or classroom malpractice. (1/10) historians.org/teaching-lear…
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Have you seen the September @TheSouthernSHA email newsletter? So many updates from the Grad Council!
- SouthxWest Exchanges on 9/24
- Register for the Grad Student Lunch @ The Southern. We are looking for table leads!
- SHA Merch & travel grant applications close on 9/27!
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My dept (@ISUHistoryEd) is HIRING tenure-track (asst/assc) prof of history & social studies education. Candidates should have PhD in history, secondary teaching experience, & ability/willingness to teach methods to aspiring history teachers. Share widely please!
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
Come be my colleague and join a terrific History department! History of southern Appalachia, any time period, assistant/associate level, preference for public history: jobs.chronicle.com/job/37685…. @ncph @PH_Weekly @AppalachStudies @InAppalachia @Appalshop
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ICYMI: Citizen Science, Machine Learning, and the US Navy Common Sailor journalofthecivilwarera.org/…
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
I know you haven't managed to write in days, but I have high hopes for that 22 minute window you've set aside for yourself
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
Columbus Folks! You won't want to miss these two events, part of the @CSUHistoryGP & @ColumbusState Hallock Endowment's 2024-25 lecture series on The United States and the Final Years of #WorldWarII! Plan to join us!
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
The AHA’s Guidelines on Broadening the Definition of Historical Scholarship lay the foundation for expanding what constitutes historical scholarship & can be adapted to any institution in which historians work & where historical scholarship is expected. historians.org/resource/guid…
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Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
I am currently away from the office and have intermittent access to email. If your email is not urgent I will in all likelihood still reply within 10 minutes due to ineffective self-regulation and an inability to maintain work-life balance.
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
As we get ready for Paris 2024, take a moment to read about the long history of women’s efforts to compete in the Olympics.
In the early 1900s, the International Olympic Committee wasn’t interested in women’s participation, so women first formed their own sports competitions, and then slowly worked their way into more and more Olympic events.
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Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
Patriotism means putting your country ahead of yourself.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Dr. Laura June Davis retweeted
#OTD 248 years ago, the Continental Congress voted to declare independence from a king. I don’t know what comes next, but I know, without a shadow of a doubt, that the Supreme Court decision is the antithesis of what the framers intended and is the opposite of originalism.