Employment & Careers
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Townhouse Notes: Reading the Rose Report in 2018
Allison Miller | Oct 1, 2018
An AHA committee dropped a bombshell about discrimination against women in 1970. Can we still learn from it? -
Results of the 2018 AHA Survey on Sexual Harassment
AHA Staff | Sep 27, 2018
AHA president Mary Beth Norton and executive director James Grossman summarize the report’s findings. -
Departmental Service with a Smile . . . Maybe!
Kevin Boyle | Sep 20, 2018
History department chairs face issues specific to the discipline. The AHA can help. -
How Did You Form Your Network?
Mary Beth Norton | Sep 14, 2018
Academics depend on professional networks, but forming them can be a mysterious process. -
Feeling Your Way toward a Non-Faculty Job
Courtney Wiersema | Sep 13, 2018
The hardest thing about a non-faculty job search may be the need to forge an identity separate from one’s academic self. -
Townhouse Notes: FAQs about Where Historians Work
Allison Miller | Sep 4, 2018
We’ve got answers to your questions about our careers database. -
The Business of Publishing Concerns Us All
Michael J. McGandy | Sep 4, 2018
Scholarly communication is nothing without university presses. Is there room for a broader conversation about that at the annual meeting? -
Letters of Rec
Suzanne Marchand | Sep 4, 2018
Writing (and reading) these formulaic commendations is a task with few rewards. -
Hierarchy and Needs
James Grossman | Sep 1, 2018
The age of the all-powerful Doktorvater is gone, but his influence still permeates our culture. -
Locked Out
Becky Nicolaides | Aug 6, 2018
How can historians turn out first-rate scholarship without access to commercial databases or university libraries?
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