Professional Life
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Deeply Rooted
L. Renato Grigoli | Jan 16, 2024
Get to know Thavolia Glymph, the 140th president of the American Historical Association. -
Perspectives on 2023
Lizzy Meggyesy | Dec 28, 2023
Enjoy this sampling of popular articles in 2023. -
Four Reasons to Attend the AHA Annual Meeting
Claire Mayo | Dec 11, 2023
An independent scholar shares why she attends the AHA annual meeting. -
Trouble in Texas
Carlos Kevin Blanton | Nov 29, 2023
A political controversy couched as a leadership fight roils the Texas State Historical Association. -
Abstract of the Presidential Address at the 2024 Annual Meeting
Edward Muir | Nov 14, 2023
The presidential address will take place on Friday, January 5, 2024, at the 2024 AHA annual meeting. -
Back in Session
Dane Kennedy | Nov 7, 2023
Historians are returning to Capitol Hill to give briefings to policymakers. -
Advocacy Briefs
Rebecca L. West | Nov 3, 2023
Read about the AHA’s advocacy efforts in August and September. -
On Ideological Litmus Tests
Edward Muir | Oct 4, 2023
Whether they come in the form of loyalty oaths or oppressive new state standards, historians must resist attempts to restrict the teaching of honest history. -
Nominations Invited for AHA Offices, Terms Beginning January 2025
Liz Townsend | Oct 2, 2023
Nominations for AHA offices are accepted through January 7, 2024. -
No Such Thing as a Bad Question?
Whitney E. Barringer, Lauren Brand, and Nicholas Kryczka | Sep 26, 2023
Historians love questions, but not every question promotes historical thinking.
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