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Journal of Women's History, Volume 31, No. 2 (Summer 2019) Now Available!
The editors of the Journal of Women's History are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 31, Number 2 (Summer 2019) of the Journal of Women's History
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After the PhD: Program Management in Higher Ed with Amanda Sharick
After the PhD: Program Management in Higher Ed with Amanda Sharick
After the PhD: Exploring Career Paths in the Humanities
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Happy New Year
Happy New Year from the H-Grad editorial staff!
Along with resolutions to eat healthier, sleep more, and exercise regularly, many of us are also making a vow to read and write more effectively, become better teachers, and pursue new opportunities, such as conferences and academic journal submissions. H-Grad’s site is continually growing, with ideas to help you begin, and follow through on, your resolutions throughout the year.
After the PhD: Teaching at a Community College with Dr. Brian Malone
After the PhD: Exploring Career Paths in the Humanities
After the PhD: Teaching at a Community College with Dr. Brian Malone
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