• Rethinking How We Train Historians

  Features

  Rita Chin | Jan 21, 2020

  One way of encouraging career diversity in graduate programs? Embedding it into your course offerings.
• The Job of the Academic Market

  Viewpoints

  Rebecca S. Wingo | Jan 14, 2020

  How much time does the academic job market take for the applicant? One historian adds up the hours.
• Townhouse Notes

  AHA Activities, From the Editor

  Laura Ansley | Jan 13, 2020

  January 2020 marks a fresh start. It is a new year and a new decade. And at the AHA, it is a time of changes big and small.For the last year, these To...
• Research Access and Scholarly Equity

  From the Executive Director

  James Grossman and Becky Nicolaides | Jan 10, 2020

  How can we help all historians get the access to research materials that they need?

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• Cultivating Community

  Mary Lindemann | Dec 31, 2019

  Nurturing community is a big part of what the AHA does.
• Speaking Up

  John R. McNeill | Dec 5, 2019

  Outgoing president John R. McNeill calls on historians to speak up in times of turmoil.
• Revising Revisited

  James Grossman | Dec 2, 2019

  As the profession has changed, so must we change the words we use to describe it.
• Townhouse Notes

  Allison Miller | Nov 12, 2019

  Historians in higher education can't afford to lose anyone's interest. But how hard are we working to expand our appeal? 
• Advocacy Briefs

  Devon Reich | Nov 8, 2019

  In letters and amicus briefs, the AHA promoted academic freedom and historical knowledge in September and October.

 

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