Posts tagged with “Faculty News” (All posts)
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Amna Khalid, associate professor of history, and Jeff Snyder ’97, associate professor of educational studies, participated in a panel titled, “Academic Freedom in Historical Perspective” at the 2025 Annual Historical Association…
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Prof. North Leads Session at U. of Richmond
W'25 Week 1Bill North, co-director of Medieval and Renaissance Studies and professor in history, led a session on “Exploring Episcopal Authority in the Anglo-Norman World” at the Haskins Society Conference at the University of…
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Prof. Mason Presented at U. of Richmond
W'25 Week 1Austin Mason, director of digital arts and humanities and lecturer in history, presented a paper on “Recontextualizing Medieval Material Culture with Annotated 3D and VR Experiences” at the Haskins Society Conference at…
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Meredith McCoy, assistant professor of American studies and history, received the Kipchoge Neftali Kirkland Social Justice Award at the National Council for the Social Studies conference. The Kipchoge Neftali Kirkland…
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McCoy, assistant professor of American studies and history, published a piece for TIME magazine’s Made By History series titled, “While Teaching for Native American Heritage Month, Remember the Troubling Role of Schools in Indigenous History.”
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Amna Khalid, associate professor of history, and Jeff Snyder ’97, associate professor of educational studies, delivered an invited talk at the University of Denver titled, “Free Speech on Campus: Is the…
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Prof. Adler: Intersection of Science & History
F'24 Week 9Over the summer, Professor Antony Adler ‘06 of the History Department presented a paper called “The Secret Lives of Giant Squid: How Photography, Taxidermy, and Unexpected Encounters with Deep-Sea Creatures…
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Faculty Quoted in New York Times Outside link
F'24 Week 7Associate Professor Amna Khalid was quoted by the New York Times in an article by Nicholas Confessore on the University of Michigan’s DEI program.
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Let’s Taco’bout Voting!
F'24 Week 7Join CarlsVote and Carleton professors (History’s Susannah Ottaway!) talk about the intersections between their fields of study and voting/the election! Coco’s dinner will be provided.
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