• Advocacy Briefs

  News

  Rebecca L. West | Apr 28, 2022

  In March 2022, the AHA continued its Freedom to Learn initiative with letters to legislature in 12 states, along with other advocacy.
• What’s Next?

  Features

  Allison Blakely, Jim Gardner, Linda K. Kerber, Asunción Lavrin, Joanne Reitano, and Richard White | Apr 14, 2022

  Though the job has ended, these retirees haven't left history behind.
• On the Ordering of Affairs

  Features

  David MacLaren McDonald | Apr 13, 2022

  Even when it's an easy decision, a professor's retirement is a process that requires planning.
• Stepping Away from the Job

  From the Executive Director

  James Grossman | Apr 12, 2022

  If you're already doing what you love, what are the benefits of retiring?

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• The Academic Press Editor and You

  Brian Quinn | Apr 7, 2022

  Two sessions at AHA22 gathered book editors to offer advice on academic publishing.
• Professor Coach

  James H. Sweet | Apr 6, 2022

  The parallels between coaching a high school football team, teaching a college class, and chairing a history department may not...
• Advocacy Briefs

  Rebecca L. West | Mar 31, 2022

  Among other efforts, the AHA launches Freedom to Learn initiative to combat "divisive concepts" legislation.
• Statement Condemning Russian Invasion of Ukraine

  AHA Staff | Mar 31, 2022

  The AHA Council approved this statement on February 28, 2022.
• Flashpoints

  Leila Markosian, Kristen Shahverdian, and Alexandra F. Levy | Mar 29, 2022

  A new partnership between PEN America and the AHA addresses free speech in American democracy.

 

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