• Wrapping It Up

  AHA Activities

  Alex Lichtenstein | Apr 22, 2021

  The June issue of the American Historical Review features three History Unclassified essays, seven articles, and a cluster of reviews...
• Letters of Recommendation and Open Records Legislation

  From the Professional Division

  Rita Chin | Apr 21, 2021

  Open records laws and the rapid dissemination of information through social media can shift the landscape of peer evaluation.
• Terminal Does Not Mean Dead

  Features

  Lauren Braun-Strumfels and Tim Herbert | Apr 20, 2021

  Historians must focus on terminal MA degree holders as part of the larger work of professional development and advocacy.
• Never One Person

  From the Executive Director

  James Grossman | Apr 19, 2021

  Collaborative writing, productive disagreements, and consensus building shape the final form of AHA statements.

Most Recent

• Absence and Presence

  Jacqueline Jones | Apr 13, 2021

  Although historians have produced remarkable work while working remotely, AHA president Jacqueline Jones argues that it is dangerous to conclude...
• The Business of Applied History

  Caroline Morris and Jack Fiorini | Apr 8, 2021

  The transition from academic to brand historian offered several intellectual and professional benefits to two historians at Heritage Werks.
• Advocacy Briefs

  Gabriella Virginia Folsom | Mar 31, 2021

  As funding and resources are cut for historians across the country and world, the AHA continues to advocate for the needs of the discipline.
• Remote Reflections

  Phillip Reid | Mar 25, 2021

  One independent scholar explains how he worked through the spring and summer with the sort of make-do ethos that has been necessary throughout his career.
• How Can We Help?

  James Grossman | Mar 24, 2021

  Members of the AHA participate in a community of historians with a central purpose: advocating for one another and for our work as historians.

 

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