Coursework
HIS 521: History, Memory, and Public History
“History, Memory, and Public History,” a graduate seminar co-taught by Professors Anthony Grafton and Martha…
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HIS 401 / ART 491: Artifacts, Images, and History: The American Southwest
In Fall 2011, Bryan Just, Curator and Lecturer in the Art of the Ancient Americas,…
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ENG 350: Literature of the American Renaissance, 1820-1860
In this course, Professor Joshua Kotin challenged students to think about canon formation by identifying…
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HIS 374: History of the American West
Professor Martha Sandweiss’s course “History of the American West” asks students to engage with primary…
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SLA 368: Literature and Medicine
How do artists use varying stylistic devices to narrate the experiences of illness and caregiving?…
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AAS 349 / ART 364: Representing Slavery Across the Black Atlantic
How have artists, over the last two centuries, approached the subject of slavery? In Spring…
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SLA 221: Soviet Culture, Above and Below Ground
In Professor Katherine Reischl’s course “Soviet Culture: Above and Below Ground,” students work in small…
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ENG 385: Children’s Literature
As part of Professor William Gleason’s popular course “Children’s Literature,” students looked at a collection…
Project
Transcribing the West: Gold Rush & Overland Diaries and Letters, 1849-1877
Transcribing the West is a student-based transcription project held in conjunction with the Department of…
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Mapping Expatriate Paris: The Shakespeare & Company Lending Library Project (MEP)
Mapping Expatriate Paris (MEP) is a digital humanities project, sponsored by the Center for Digital…
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