Jon Breitenbucher

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Come to the World Languages and Cultures Major & Minor Information Session on Thursday, January 30 from 11:30am to 1pm in the Andrews Library CoRE!  Drop in […]

Come learn more about this summer’s TREK program on HIST 218 Documentary Filmmaking & History in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  This course is an intensive filmmaking workshop and introduction to the history and […]

Come learn more about this summer’s TREK program on HIST 218 Documentary Filmmaking & History in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  This course is an intensive filmmaking workshop and introduction to the history and […]

Just a few days ago, our first paper on melanistic gray squirrels appeared in the journal Ecology and Evolution. This paper was ten years in the making, as the first squirrel surveys in this effort were conducted […]

Here is the definition of Colonialism from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy that we discussed in class on Friday.
 

Colonialism is a practice of domination, which involves the subjugation of one people […]

A pan-Latin American cultural hybrid: Nicolás Farruggia, an Argentine musician, covering a classic declaration of love for America (the hemisphere) by Brazilian singer/songwriter Caetano Veloso. And the video […]

Welcome to the course site for History 216 Modern Latin America.  Here you’ll find our readings, topics for discussion, information on how to contact me, and details about some of the research projects well be w […]

I sit here in mid-December with the thermometer holding steady at 19 degrees F (-7 degrees C) and all the frogs, snakes, salamanders and lizards in Ohio are down for a long winter’s nap. Only a few weeks ago, h […]

Today’s class started off with a couple of announcements. First, on Tuesday at 11am in Kauke Tower, PAT (Pi Alpha Theta) presents the History APEX Fellows. This will allow students to learn about paid o […]

Phi Alpha Theta invites you to the History APEX Fellowship Info Session on Tuesday, December 3 at 11am in the Kauke Tower!

Come hear from 2019 History APEX Fellows!  Learn about great opportunities in History […]

Phi Alpha Theta invites you to the History APEX Fellowship Info Session on Tuesday, December 3 at 11am in the Kauke Tower!

Come hear from 2019 History APEX Fellows!  Learn about great opportunities in History […]

I’m posting to share a copy of the images I used in our discussion of Arpilleras.  Here it is: 23 Arpilleras

(Again, this is just one of the options for your primary source analysis: you can also pick a source […]

Our last week! If I don’t get a chance to tell you after the presentations, you’ve been a superb class.

Student speakers on Monday —
Charlie: MK Ultra and CIA Mind Control Experiments
Linah: Is Malala […]

Speakers today are —
Chris M.: The UFO Conspiracy about the 1942 Battle of Los Angeles
Griffin: Big Pharma and What They’re Hiding
Riley: Bigfoot: The Elusive Great Ape of North American Folklore
Enjoy the T […]

Welcome to the course site for History 201 Latin America & the United States.  Here you’ll find our course learning goals, schedule of topics and readings, and guidelines for your independent research project.  I […]

I write to share this announcement from Phi Alpha Theta president Savanna Hitlan:

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Dear All,

Hello! I am Savanna Hitlan and I am the President of Phi Alpha Theta (PAT), the history honors […]

The Center for Entrepreneurship invites you to join us on Tuesday, November 19th from 6:30PM-7:30PM in APEX Commons for desserts, discussion, and Ryan Florio, TeaEO of Inca Tea, where he will share how he quit h […]

I write to share an invitation from Phi Alpha Theta president Savanna Hitlan:

Dear All,

Hello! I am Savanna Hitlan and I am the President of Phi Alpha Theta (PAT), the history honors society on campus. I […]