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Rethinking diversity: Who does history belong to?
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Three cohorts of student interns at Eleanor S. Brockenbrough Archives. Pictured are Teresa Roane, Library Director; Sgt. Major Abdur Alimi-Hayes, Eric Richardson, Donna Nelson, Torren Gatson, Ronnica Williams, Ed (independent researcher), and Andrew...
Rosemary Feal, executive director of the MLA, announces her departure, effective summer 2017.
via edumio

By Colleen Flaherty The Modern Language Association looked a lot different in 2002, when Rosemary Feal became its executive director — the first from Spanish or any foreign language. The association’s council, or governing board, for example, was made...
Liz Covart on "Writing History for the Public"
via philipvickersfithian

Liz Covart, who is serving as a correspondent for The Way of Improvement Leads Home this weekend at the AHA, shared her thoughts on "Writing History for the Public," (Friday, January 3, 8:30-10:00am). Enjoy! --JF On Friday January 3, 20...
The humanities Ph.D. is a calling, not vocational training (essay)
via insidehighered

Georgetown University recently announced plans for an English Ph.D. tailored to non-university careers, reflecting ongoing deliberations within the Modern Language Association about what to do about the anemic employment market. In their important,...
What Can You Do With a Humanities Ph.D., Anyway?
via theatlantic

There is a widespread belief that humanities Ph.D.s have limited job prospects. The story goes that since tenure-track professorships are increasingly being replaced by contingent faculty, the vast majority of English and history Ph.D.s now roam the...