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Greetings!
My name is Evan C. Rothera. I will begin my term as H-Net President Elect in January 2023. I am currently Assistant Professor of History at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith.
Dear Subscribers,
Dear H-Net Subscribers,
H-Net has been vital for my research for over 20 years. It’s remarkably useful for making contacts with scholars and seeing what’s happening my field. I look forward to getting the alerts every day. H-Net has also been of vital importance for the New Books Network, which I founded and run. Using it, we have had great success in recruiting academics to host NBN podcasts. I’m not sure the NBN could have grown the way it has without H-Net and all the scholars on it. I urge you to donate to this great resource.
Hi Everyone,
We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Here at the H-Net Home Office, we are using Giving Tuesday to launch our end-of-year giving campaign. We thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to share some with you why we are grateful for H-Net this year.
Dear Friends of H-Net,
As we wind down this year's recurring supporter campaign, we are astounded by your generosity and how many of you have decided to make supporting H-Net a regular part of your monthly expenses. When we began holding the recurring supporter campaign in the spring of 2021, H-Net has just 27 monthly contributors. We are delighted to report that as this year's campaign comes to a close, H-Net now has 130 active recurring donation plans with nearly $1,450 in expected monthly contributions.
Dear esteemed H-Net colleagues,
I found out about the first conference I ever went to on H-Net. I learned about my first scholarship and travel awards on H-Net. I got ideas and inspirations for various archives because of H-Net. I made conference friends because of postings made on H-Net. I wrote my first book review – and my book was first reviewed – on H-Net. I found my job advertised on H-Net. And all of that was back in the day when H-Net was just an email list.
