49:4 / April 2011

Contents of the online version of the print edition

From the President

• Historians at Work 1:
  Rutgers-Camden
  By Anthony Grafton
  
  
  

From the Executive Director

• The History Major
  and Information Fluency
  By Jim Grossman
  
  
  

News

• What's in the April AHR?
  By Konstantin Dierks
  and Sarah Knott
  
  
• Humanities Advocacy Day 2011
  By Debbie Ann Doyle
  
  
• Museums Advocacy Day 2011
  By Debbie Ann Doyle
  
  
• National Personnel Records
  Moving to a New Home
  By Wanda T. Williams
  
  
  

AHA Activities

• AHA Nominations for the
  2011 Election
  
  
  

The Art of History

• Wise Choices
  By Jane Caplan
  
  
  

Masters at the Movies

• Masters at the Movies Take 17:
  Joyce Appleby on Oliver Stone's Wall Street Films
  By Robert Brent Toplin
  
  
• Through a Lens Darkly:
  Oliver Stone's Wall Street
  By Joyce Appleby
  
  
  

Teaching

• Interns at Public History Sites: Learning Historiography in Real Time
  By Donna Binkiewicz
  
  
  

Timelines

• The Qualifying Exam:
  A View from the Past
  By Thomas Appleton Jr.
  
  
• An Enduring Gift:
  The Story of David Maydole Matteson
  By Isaac Sprik
  
  
  

The Coalition Column

• Leaving No Child Left Behind
  By Lee White
  
  
• News Briefs
  
  
  

In Conversation

• Ethical Imperialism:
  A Conversation with Zachary Schrag
  By Robert B. Townsend
  
  
  

The Profession: The Art of the Article

• Introduction
  By Aaron Marrs
  
  
• Advice on Publishing Journals
  in the 21st Century
  By Peter Coclanis
  
  
• Getting Published Digitally:
  A Common-place Story
  By Catherine E. Kelly
  
  
• It Takes an Academic Village to Raise a Scholar: The Collaborative Journey to Publication
  By Elizabeth Tandy Shermer
  
  
  

Technology

• Teaching Twitter:
  The History of the Present
  By Krista Sigler
  
  
• Using Skype in the Classroom
  to Connect Students with Authors
  By Michael Creswell
  
  
• Teaching History
  with YouTube Revisited
  By Jonathan Rees
  
  
  

In Memoriam

• Lancelot L. Farrar Jr.
  
  
• Lawrence E. Gelfand
  
  
• Robert Griffith
  
  
• Peter Andrew Kraemer
  
  
• Otis A. Pease
  
  
  

The image on the front cover of the print edition shows a portrait of the Renaissance humanist, Erasmus, painted circa 1523 by Hans Holbein the Younger (1498–1543), Digital copy courtesy Wikimedia Commons..

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Perspectives Online (ISSN: 1556-8563) is the electronic version
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