Rachel Herrmann

Page 2

Guest Post: Elizabeth Seton and Me: Or, How I Almost Wrote a Book about a Saint Without Mentioning God

Today at The Junto, Catherine O'Donnell discusses the challenges of writing a book about an American... Continue reading →

Of Course Death Discriminates

On mourning the death of a... Continue reading →

Geographies of Power on Land and Water: Space, People, and Borders

Today at The Junto, Rachel Herrmann introduces her AHRC Research Network, and discusses applying for funding as an immigrant in the... Continue reading →

Survey on American History in the UK

Today at The Junto, we're passing on news of an important survey on studying and working on American history in the... Continue reading →

Survey on American History in the UK

Today at The Junto, we're passing on news of an important survey on studying and working on American history in the... Continue reading →

Portrait of a Juntoist in Motion

Today at The Junto, Rachel Herrmann reflects on her changing role as a Juntoist since... Continue reading →

Inspiration Roundtable: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Respect the Historiography

Today at the Junto, Rachel Herrmann continues our roundtable discussion on research inspiration by talking messy dissertations, primary source love, and... Continue reading →

Did Squanto meet Pocahontas, and What Might they have Discussed?

This is a guest post by Dr E. M. Rose. Dr Rose is a Visiting Fellow, Department of History, Harvard University, and can be reached at emrose@fas.harvard.edu. Continue reading →

Module Conveners and the British Job Market

Today at The Junto, Rachel Herrmann discusses convening modules, and the implications of that role for the UK job... Continue reading →

Call for Papers: BGEAH and BrANCH joint postgraduate and Early Career conference

Today at The Junto, we're pleased to share this call for papers for a joint early career and postgraduate conference of BGEAH and BrANCH... Continue reading →