Three WSU History alums are direct contributors to the planning for the Nez Perce National Historical Park’s renamed Spalding-Allen Collection and related museum collections holdings – Trevor Bond, Tabitha Erdey, and Kristine Leier.
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For more information on Dr. Sun’s virtual talk, held virtually on Tuesday, July 13 at 12pm PT, please visit the Holocaust Center for Humanity website.
Jacob Wells, who graduated with his MA in 2015 under the supervision of Jesse Spohnholz , has accepted an exciting new position with Perkiomen School. Read about it here.
Dr. Puck Brecher’s new book Japan’s Private Spheres: Autonomy in Japanese History, 1600-1930. You can take a look at Dr. Brecher’s book by clicking here.
The Smith Teaching and Learning Grants are awarded by the Vice Provost for Academic Engagement and Student Achievement to faculty members who submit proposals supporting innovative ideas that enhance teaching and learning at WSU. This year’s recipients include Dr. Nikolaus Overtoom as well as Dr. Tracey Hanshew and instructor Robert Franklin for a joint proposal. Congratulations to all award recipients!
Dr. Nikolaus Overtoom’s recent talk, “The Tradition of Rome and Parthia’s Rivalry,” is now available for viewing on Youtube. You can view his new video by clicking here.
Dr. Charles Weller’s edited collection (including two essays of his own, is available now!
R. Charles Weller and Anver Emon, eds., Reason, Revelation and Law in Islamic and Western Theory and History (Islam and Global Studies Series, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021).
(Ch 1) “Introduction: Reason, Revelation, and Law in Global Historical Perspective” (pp 1-24)
(Ch 2) “The Historical Relation of Islamic and Western Law” (pp 25-45)
Learn more about Reason, Revelation and Law in Islamic and Western Theory and History by clicking here!
Stefan Bradley (’98 MA History) was recently interviewed and highlighted in a Washington State Magazine article by Tom Kertscher, titled “Working Forward.” Now a professor of African American Studies and coordinator for diversity and inclusion initiatives at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Dr. Bradley studied with Dr. LeRoy Ashby during his time in our program. We celebrate Dr. Bradley’s success and hope you’ll take the opportunity to read more about his books and work at Loyola Marymount. You can access the Washington State Magazine article by clicking here.
Stefan Bradley (’98 MA History) was recently interviewed and highlighted in a Washington State Magazine article by Tom Kertscher, titled “Working Forward.” Now a professor of African American Studies and coordinator for diversity and inclusion initiatives at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Dr. Bradley studied with Dr. LeRoy Ashby during his time in our program. We celebrate Dr. Bradley’s success and hope you’ll take the opportunity to read more about his books and work at Loyola Marymount. You can access the Washington State Magazine article by clicking here.