Glenn David Brasher and G. Ward Hubbs, both noted protégés of Professor George Rable, recently published a piece on the “Rable Method” for the Civil War Monitor. Few scholars have […]
Tag: Students
Department Tailgates for Homecoming
The Department of History held a Homecoming tailgate on Saturday, October 26, braving the rainy and mucky weather before enjoying Alabama’s 48-7 deconstruction of the Arkansas Razorbacks. The wetness of […]
Summersell Students Launch Queer Alabama Site
Students in Director of the Summersell Center Dr. John Giggie’s Spring 2019 course Invisible Histories: Queer History South have unveiled the website for their research, Queer Alabama. The website features each of […]
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Mapping Antebellum America Exhibit Open December 5
Students enrolled in Dr. Sharony Green‘s Antebellum America course worked with UA’s Cartographic Research Lab and visited several historical sites this fall, using the antebellum period as a starting point […]
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Department Welcomes Prospective Graduate Students
The History Department hosted a group of prospective graduate students on February 23, 2018. The prospective students were first welcomed by Dr. Daniel Riches, Director of Graduate Studies. “We were […]
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Department Tailgates for Annual Thrashing of Tennessee
On October 28th, the History Department came together to tailgate before the Alabama-Tennessee game. Though our graduate students with degrees from the University of Tennessee were thoroughly harassed, students and […]
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Department Holds Annual Welcome Back Party
On September 17, the History Department hosted its annual Welcome Back Party at the Tuscaloosa Sailing Club. New faculty members Drs. Lucy Kaufman and Matt Lockwood were welcomed to the […]
GATE Students Visit Department
Last week, Dr. Teresa Cribelli welcomed third, fourth, and fifth graders from the Tuscaloosa County School System to ten Hoor Hall. Dr. Cribelli spoke to them about Brazilian history and […]
The Nineteenth Century City Course Attracts Following
(From Sharony Green “Why I Teach“) Dr. Sharony Green says that even though she can’t dance, and she knows she is getting old because her students have to tell […]
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A&S’s Teaching Hub Features Dr. Juan Ponce-Vázquez’s Atlatl Lesson
from The Teaching Hub As someone who teaches courses on colonial Latin American history in Alabama, and previously in the rural northeast, I have not had many chances to bring […]
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