This Part III post is the conclusion of my “Oral Histories and the Master Narrative” series. I think many would… Read more Part III – My Conclusions on El Salvador’s Civil War

This Part III post is the conclusion of my “Oral Histories and the Master Narrative” series. I think many would… Read more Part III – My Conclusions on El Salvador’s Civil War
The Cleveland International Film Festival is here! We are keeping up with the tradition to look through the schedule and… Read more CIFF 2018 Social Studies Film List
Teachers: Election season lesson plan by History Department Graduate Assistant Genie Donley! Fall of 2016 is undoubtedly the most exciting… Read more Electoral College: Lesson Plan
Please join us for the second “Migration in Global Context” event, a book discussion of Factory Girls by Leslie Chang on… Read more Nov 12: Book Discussion: New Location MM Drawing Room
The next “Migration in Global Context” Event is here! Please join us for a public book discussion of Leslie Chang’s Factory… Read more November 12: Factory Girls Book Discussion
As Chris Morris and I continue to explore how oral history methods can be employed within the classroom, I felt… Read more Exploring Gender Equality Through History
NEO Teachers save the date for this 2015-16 Professional Development Opportunity for all Ohio K-12 Teachers and Administrators: Here is… Read more Aug 3-5: Save the Date! CSU and ESC Migration Workshop
The History of Medicine Initiative presents historian Keith Wailoo to speak on “Pain: A Political History” on October 30 at… Read more Oct. 30: Keith Wailoo Lecture "Pain: A Political History"
In order to help teachers incorporate the themes I discussed in my previous Contemporary World Issues posting, this post provides… Read more Resources: Connecting Contemporary World Issues with Technology
According to the United Nations, there are a myriad of contemporary issues plaguing the planet. From problems surrounding adequate housing… Read more Connecting Historical Thinking and Contemporary World Issues