Graduate Education
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Four More Years
AHA Activities
Hope J. Shannon and Emily Swafford | Oct 13, 2022
An update adds four years of data to the AHA’s Where Historians Work database. -
Sic et Non
Career Paths
Vanessa R. Corcoran | Sep 9, 2022
Sometimes, the unexpected path is the better one. -
What I Wish I Had Known
Perspectives Daily
Mark Mulligan | Jun 29, 2022
As he nears the end of his PhD program, a transgender historian shares his experiences and offers advice to other trans students. -
Equity and Advocacy
AHA Activities, AHA Online, Perspectives Daily
Vanessa Madrigal-Lauchland | May 18, 2022
HGSAs can be an opportunity for graduate students to advocate for themselves, as students discussed at a recent AHA workshop.
Most Recent
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Opening Doors
Brett Bagur | May 4, 2022
An online program might be appealing to students looking for flexibility in their graduate studies. -
March Madness
James H. Sweet | Feb 22, 2022
Graduate students at most top-ranked universities now have guaranteed funding, and programs have cut cohort sizes. But has the practice... -
The State of the Unions
Charles Steinman | Feb 3, 2022
Historians have long studied labor, but graduate students are increasingly seeing themselves as labor. What does this mean for the study of history? -
Hustling to Get By
Rebecca Brenner Graham | Dec 16, 2021
After working 15 side gigs during her six years of graduate school, Rebecca Brenner Graham advocates for the importance of a living wage. -
Exploring Systemic Racism and the AHA
Angela D. Dillard and Katherine L. French | Nov 23, 2021
During a client-based research seminar, graduate students researched the history of the AHA's leadership, annual meetings, and legitimation of scholarship.
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