40:6/ September 2002

Contents of the online version of the print edition

From the President

• Generational Conflict and the Coming Tenure Crisisby Lynn Hunt

From the Executive Director

• On Surveys and Other Summer Deedsby Arnita A. Jones

News

• NRC Plans for New PhD Program Assessment
  by Robert B. Townsend



• History Cooperative Continues to Grow Resources
  by Robert B. Townsend



• The AHA Web Site: A Wealth of Resources
  by Frances M. Clarke



• Alice Hamilton to Receive National Historic Chemical Landmark Award
  by Margaret Strobel



• Jameson and NASA Fellowships Announced

Teaching

• Teaching "Globalization" Against the Grain
  by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom



• Teaching the Theory and Practice of History
  by Robert C. Williams



• Teaching the Historians Craft
  by Tom Scott



• Method in the Madness: Teaching Historical Research to History Majors
  by Claudine Ferrell

AHA Activities

• Council Decisions, June 2002



• AHA Policy on Prizes

2003 Annual Meeting

• To Chicago for the 117th Annual Meeting, January 2–5, 2003
  by Sharon K. Tune

2004 Annual Meeting

• War and Peace: History and the Dynamics of Human Conflict and Cooperation
  Call for Papers for the 118th Annual Meeting of the AHA, Washington, D.C., January 8–11, 2004
  by Joe W. Trotter and John Thornton



• AHA Program Committee Guidelines

Issues in Graduate Education

• The Future Behind Us
  by Philip M. Katz



• Graduate Training in History
  by A. Howard Meneely

Discussion

Responses to Lynn Hunt's Presidential Essays

• Paul F. Grendler on encyclopedias and ideology



• Hugh Dubrulle on student evaluations



• Amanda I. Seligman on graduate students



• Jonathan Silva on graduate students

 

In Memoriam

• Robert R. Palmer
• Hugh Davis Graham
• Gregory C. Kozlowski

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