Professor of History and Director of the Calvin Archaeology Program, Dr. Darrell Rohl, was recently featured on a two-part series podcast released by the BioLogos Foundation.
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Figuring Out Your “Thing” as a History Major: Part 2
Read what Professor Will Katerberg has to say about his own professional journey and advice for how students might take a history major in many directions and a variety of jobs and careers—in every case, hopefully, doing something they love and that reflects something essential about who they are.
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Figuring Out Your “Thing” as a History Major: Part 1
Read what Professor Will Katerberg has to say about helping students imagine how they might take a history major in many directions and a variety of jobs and careers—in every case, hopefully, doing something they love and that reflects something essential about who they are.
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The James Baldwin Paradigm of Teaching African American History
In being an intellectual acolyte of Baldwin, I intend “to tell as much of the truth as one can bear, and then a little more.” This is what I’m referring to as the Baldwin Paradigm. This should be the intention of every African American historian in the classroom. We must be truth-tellers.
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Little Jamaica: An Enduring Ethnic Enclave in Toronto
When a historian and a social worker go on Honeymoon, they take notice of culture and its resilience, what has changed and is changing, what has caused the change, and how people live in a community undergoing change. This was not lost on us as we explored Little Jamaica.
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New alumni book: A Short History of the National Parks: The Southeast
by Will De Man ('21) We are delighted to share this post by Calvin History grad Will De Man ('21). Will, now a history teacher, launched @NationalParkHistory on Instagram, where he combines his love of history with his skills as a teacher to create short, engaging videos on the history of the parks. He built …
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