Teachers are undoubtedly scrambling to address the Russian-Ukrainian war in their classrooms, and many probably feel underprepared to talk about […]
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Teachers are undoubtedly scrambling to address the Russian-Ukrainian war in their classrooms, and many probably feel underprepared to talk about […]
Like many faculty at state universities, the beginning of this school year brings me more terror than excitement. Colorado […]
Teaching about Death and Burial “Design your own burial” is an activity on my course syllabus. No matter how many […]
In January 2020, I showed students a clip of historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich in the documentary A Midwife’s Tale. Ulrich […]
In the fall of 2016, students and faculty from Coastal Carolina University attended the annual Reconstructive and Experimental Archaeology Conference […]
An explanation: For years, I have wanted to teach Sarah Schulman’s People in Trouble in my Introduction to LGBTQ Studies […]
One of the wearying inevitabilities of 2018 was that even the most cursory glance at the news was likely to […]
Inspired by the “I am a ____ in a movie” phenomenon on Twitter where people in different professions tweeted the […]
In his second inaugural address in 2013, President Barack Obama stated that [gblockquote]We, the people, declare today that the most […]
This semester I am teaching a course called “Resisting State Violence: Race, Policing, and Social Justice in Twentieth-Century America.” One […]