And, I’m off! One of my favorite parts of the academic year is #SMH2024 and I’m super excited for our panel “Irony of Efficiency: Servicewomen and the U.S. Military in the 20th Century”. Come check us out Saturday at 3pm! Lipstick&War Tanya Roth (she/her)

To clarify, I’m chairing the awesome panel noted below, and you should check out the scholars presenting!

As a heads up, #SMH2024 folks: digital displays at some lobby level rooms are time traveling - they display TOMORROW’s sessions, not today’s, so check your program!

Ambitious on Purpose - come join us to talk about how promote our books! Philip Shackelford Rick Herrera | herreramilhist.bsky.social #SMH2024

My latest in the The Saturday Evening Post: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/04/living…

My latest at the The Saturday Evening Post: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/05/the-pr…

This week The Saturday Evening Post, let me introduce you to Rosie the Riveter’s friend, Jenny on the Job: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/05/rosie-…

1/ For decades, Catholic priests sexually abused Native American children who were forced by the U.S. government to live at boarding schools, a new The Washington Post investigation found.

So, um, you might see me on an episode of this on June 16…..

Watching The Einstein Challenge has been so much fun, and getting to see myself geek out on tv? PRICELESS. Login to your cable provider to catch the show on History (episode 11), or get it on Hulu Live, Apple TV, or Prime (small fee on the last two)

Agreed! We need to focus on knowing things more than ever before to navigate using AI and our ever changing world. Ethan Mollick #ISTELive

This has been one of the best conferences I’ve attended, and getting to meet @classcompanion_ at #ISTELive24 was a huge highlight. Fantastic resource. #ISTE24 #ISTEClassCompanionScavengerHunt

My monthly women’s history column at Saturday Eveninf Post has a name now - “Women’s Work”. This month, I bring you the story of the woman who fought internment during World War II: Mitsuye Endo. saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/06/womens…

Let’s try this once more, without a typo: My monthly women’s history column at Saturday Evening Post has a name now - “Women’s Work”. This month, I bring you the story of the woman who fought internment during World War II: Mitsuye Endo. saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/06/womens…

As we get ready for Paris 2024, take a moment to read about the long history of women’s efforts to compete in the Olympics.

My latest piece for this month!

My latest piece in The Saturday Evening Post: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/12/womens…

Have you watched Six Triple Eight yet? Check it out, and check out my new piece on Black nurses in WW2 here: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/12/womens…

My latest Women’s Work column:

Born nearly 50 years apart, Mary McLeod Bethune and Patricia Roberts Harris both advised presidents and shaped the policies of a nation. saturdayeveningpost.com/2025/02/womens…