MSU African History a Leader in Latest Survey
MSU’s African history graduate field was ranked in the top three in the US by US News and World Report: http://news.msu.edu/story/9062/
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Dr. Siegelbaum is the next Jack and Margaret Sweet Professor
Professor Lewis Siegelbaum follows Gordon Stewart who has had the professorship since its inception. The Sweet Endowment provides funds for research for a full professor in History who is engaged in a global and/or comparative project. Congratulations!
Speaker Series continues tomorrow, March 17
Marsha Richmond (Department of History, Wayne State University) is speaking at 3pm on Thursday March 17 in 340 Morrill Hall: Women’s Work in Science: Women in the Genetics Department at Cold Spring Harbor Women gained access to American universities after 1870, and by 1900 a… Continue Reading Speaker Series continues tomorrow, March 17
Professor Stewart on Scottish Enlightenment and British Imperialism
Professor Gordon Stewart is the Visiting Leverhulme Professor at University of Dundee and will be giving a talk there in April. More information here: Leverhulme Lecture
Dr. Steinberg receives Franklin Research Grant
Professor Ronen Steinberg has been awarded the Franklin Research Grant from the American Philosophical Society. The grant will support summer research in French archives. Professor Steinberg is completing his manuscript on the legacies of terror in post-revolutionary France. For more information on the Franklin Research… Continue Reading Dr. Steinberg receives Franklin Research Grant