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History professor Gerry Sherayko's advice for his fellow first-generation students: "Stick with it. If there is not the support you need from home, find it among your classmates and the faculty and staff here. Many of us are or were first-generation students as well. No matter what, find what you love to do and pursue it." Read more about Professor Sherayko, and our new honor society for first-gen students, at https://lnkd.in/gNHHjVRj!
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American University is closed today in observance of Juneteenth. To learn more about the historical legacy of the holiday, and how it is celebrated, visit: https://lnkd.in/eChPP4rR
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The American Conservatism and Governing Fellowship brings together mid-career public-service professionals to study the principles of American conservatism and deepen their thinking about its application to the work of governing. Learn more about the fellowship: https://bit.ly/3PAosH1
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The American Conservatism and Governing Fellowship brings together mid-career public-service professionals to study the principles of American conservatism and deepen their thinking about its application to the work of governing. Learn more about the fellowship: https://bit.ly/3PAosH1
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Sahastraar - Groundbreaking Startup for Training, Applied Research & Consulting in Project Management & Industry 4.0
Important aspects of history after independence.
Surprising & Shocking to know about our past mentors of History & Education 😳... Think seriously...
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Political and cultural divisions in America today pose great challenges to the history field. While research shows that there is broad public support for a full and honest portrayal of American history, there are also basic disagreements that persist. How can our field navigate disputes about the past, build on areas of consensus, and make the most of the transformative potential of the coming U.S. 250th anniversary? This virtual summit from the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH), held over the course of two half-days, will explore recent research, emerging strategies, and case studies to help history practitioners work more effectively in today’s fractious discourse. ASSLH will also consider the needs of history doers working in this difficult environment and our field’s role in identifying common ground and connecting past and present. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/ex7CFGMZ
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https://lnkd.in/eZZPdPk2 Excellent summary of where we have been, where we are and where we need to go. History has repeated itself.
My Ultimate History Crash Course | Robert Reich
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Taking a history class can be exhausting for those who don't enjoy the subject. If we can find different ways to connect the material to our lives, it is much easier to digest it. Here are some tips to help you get through! #history #historyclass #college #highered https://bit.ly/3UTg7Pj
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Thanks Matt. Sobering. In this First Things article, Benne admits that his 2001 optimism about CHE was wrong. But that does not invalidate some important points he made in his book Quality with Soul. He notes there that even for "orthodox" schools, "Integrating faith and learning poorly may be worse than not trying it at all. Doing it well requires both talent and thorough preparation" (p. 192). 1) Talent implies prudent hiring. I have found that even if the faculty hire does not arrive fully formed as an experienced and capable faith-learning integrator, their potential and (sincere) willingness to learn, and their readiness to undergo professional evaluation, are front-end nonnegotiables. 2) But the administration is then obligated, as Benne suggests, to provide robust and relevant faculty development, focused on the integrative task. To fail in this is an unfair bait-and-switch to faculty who've agreed to teach Christianly, something which many (or most) have not been equipped to do, even if they genuinely intend to. This has become central to my 1 Thessalonians 5:17 prayers and my own vocation as a Christian academic and training professional.
If you care about Christian colleges and universities (and you should!), this article by Robert Benne is worth your time. Benne is a leading historian of higher education and has written much on its nature and mission. I'm also grateful for his notice of Biola University's continued commitment to a comprehensively Christian mission and identity. https://lnkd.in/gD9usJT3
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Taking a history class can be exhausting for those who don't enjoy the subject. If we can find different ways to connect the material to our lives, it is much easier to digest it. Here are some tips to help you get through! #history #historyclass #college #highered https://bit.ly/3UTg7Pj
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WTOB - Winston-Salem's Hometown Station for over 75 years.
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