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Archive for March, 2015

Professor Sean Field recently presented some of his work at the annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America, held at the University of Notre Dame 12-14 March 2015.  But for Professor Field the highlight of the meeting was the fact that three of his former honors students, now all completing or having completed doctorates […]

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Historians are often asked: “what can you do with a degree in history?”  Whether it’s an undergraduate major, an MA or a PhD, the diversity of careers that people who study history go on to pursue might surprise you. Here is one great example, from TIME magazine: “Meet the Historians Who Track Down War Criminals” […]

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“Forgotten Conflict: Remembering the 1964 World’s Fair“ From Professor Kornbluh: “This is a short video I made with Jeff Wakefield of the UVM Press Office.  It centers on research I did at the New York Public Library about a major protest that occurred in the spring of 1964 — a little more than fifty years […]

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“Five Questions With…” is a monthly feature on our blog that profiles a member of the UVM history department.  (This month with one bonus question!) To request a profile of a particular history department professor or staff member, or to submit questions for consideration for particular professors, please email history@uvm.edu with the subject line “Five […]

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Please join us tomorrow for “The Human Rights Debate: Between the Cynicism of Mexican Authorities and People’s Dignity,” a special presentation by guest speaker Pablo Obando of the Fray Bartolomé Human Rights Center of Mexico. 5:30 PM, Living and Learning 216.

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