MakingHistory

I assigned a reading to my Gilded Age class this week from my favorite Muckraker, so I thought I'd take a couple minutes to define the term.

A letter from a distant relative, General Nathan Ranney of St. Louis, about genealogy.

I'm planning to offer my courses in a hybrid format going forward, to add flexibility for students while (hopefully!) not adding too much additional work for me.

My review of The Transformation of American Law, 1780-1860, one of the most consequential books I read in grad school.

The second half of my 8th chapter in my Modern World History, for my Bemidji State University class, Fall 2020.

My thoughts after a week of playing with the new app, on the usefulness of Roam Research (spoiler, I like it a lot!).

Second half of my "interview" with my friend Nick Heisserer, where he talks about his decision to go for a PhD and his thoughts about higher education.

Conversation with my colleague and friend Nick Heisserer about researching a PhD dissertation topic. 

A second book review in my new series, about Joyce Appleby's 1984 book, Capitalism and a New Social Order: the Republican Vision of the 1790s.

The social, cultural, and economic fallout of the Great War. For my Modern World History class at Bemidji State University, Fall 2020.