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William Summerhill interviewed on contributions of economic historian Nathaniel Leff
William Summerhill was interviewed as part of a lengthy article in Brazil on the contributions of the economic historian Nathaniel Leff. The original article was in Portuguese; but now they […]
Rachel Deblinger (PhD 2014)
Congratulations to Rachel Deblinger (PhD 2014) who just accepted the position of Director, Digital Scholarship in the University Library at UC Santa Cruz, directing the outreach, services and space associated […]
Professor Emeritus Damodar SarDesai passes away
Professor Emeritus Damodar SarDesai passed away peacefully in his sleep on Jan 16 following a fight with cancer. He is survived by his wife Bhanu and two daughters Dr. Vandana SarDesai and […]
Henry Lovejoy (PhD 2012)
Congratulations to Henry Lovejoy (PhD 2012), who just received a tenure-track job offer from the Department of History, University of Colorado-Boulder, in the history of West Africa and the Atlantic […]
Brenda Stevenson on Warren Olney’s last “Which Way L.A.” show
Aired on January 25th, titled “Is Warfare’ a Thing of the Past at the LAPD?”
Rezzan Karaman
Graduate student Rezzan Karaman has won the Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies Graduate Student Paper Prize for her paper, “Performativity and Text: Motherhood as a Transforming Political Identity in Turkey.” This is the […]
Brenda Stevenson
Congratulations to Brenda Stevenson, who has been awarded the John W. Blassingame Award from the Southern Historical Association.
James Gelvin
Congratulations to James Gelvin who has been awarded the 2015 MESA Undergraduate Education Award. The MESA Undergraduate Education award honors individuals in the “craft of undergraduate teaching”, showcasing pedagogical and curricular achievements […]
