Archive:Announcement

• Congratulations to Brent McDonnell and Adrienne Kates, 2018 GradGov/GSAS Graduate Student Award Recipients

  The results of the 2018 GradGov/GSAS Graduate Student Awards were announced this past Friday (4/6). The History Department was once again well-represented among the nominees and winners. Congratul

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• Matthew Bowman (PhD ’11) Publishes New Book, “Christian: The Politics of a Word in America”

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• “Mexico in the World Economy: New Perspectives” — Friday, April 6, Maguire 303

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• Emrah Safa Gürkan (PhD’12) Chosen as the “Promising Scholar of the Year” at the 14th Kadir Has Awards

  On March 22, 2018, Assoc. Prof. Emrah Safa Gürkan (PhD in Late Medieval and European History, Georgetown University, 2012) was chosen as the "Promising Scholar of the Year" at the 14th Kadir Has Awar

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• Congratulations to PhD Students Leigh Stephens and Jakob Burnham

  Congratulations to Leigh Stephens and Jakob Burnham, who are among 15 students chosen in a nationwide competition to participate in the 2018 Newberry Library Mellon Summer Institute in French Paleogr

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• PhD Candidate Thom Loyd Wins 2018-19 Edwin J. Beinecke, Jr. Scholarship in International Affairs

  Congratulations to PhD Candidate Thom Loyd (Russia & Eastern Europe), who was selected as the recipient of the Harry S. Truman Good Neighbor Award Foundation's 2018-19 Edwin J. Beinecke, Jr. Scholars

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• AHA Panels on the “Global 1960s” Featured in Perspectives Newsmagazine

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• Congratulations to Prof. de Luna on the Publication of Her New Co-Edited Volume, “Tracing Language Movement in Africa”

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• Prof. Degroot on Climate Change and Response in the Washington Post

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• Finding Empathy in a Divided Society: MA student Thana Hassan delivers TEDx Talk on how the Libyan Civil War has personally impacted her life–and how art has opened a window to empathy and healing

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