Emily West
@emilywestfahey
Professor of American history (slavery, gender, ethnicity, C19th). Chair of @branch19th
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28-10-2010 16:42:36
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CaribOx: The Caribbean Oxford Initiative CaribOx TORCH Oxford Humanities Division A new Fellowship and Travel Grant Programme torch.ox.ac.uk/caribox-the-ca…
Wld love a retweet for July #podcast 🇺🇸 IASA - International American Studies Association The IAAS Emily West @eaas_eu European Consortium for Political Research History at UCC UCC History Society Andrew Hartman Dr Chris Monaghan 🤓 podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-c…
Just two days to apply for this 12-month maternity cover post LJMU History! jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancy/lectur… @Branch19th HOTCUS BAAS (British Association for American Studies)
Excited to join University of Oxford Rothermere American Institute in September for the year as a Departmental Lecturer in American History! Already started the important academic task of trying to find the good coffee shops in Oxford ☕️
So excited to share the news! My new podcast KINGS, QUEENS AND DASTARDLY THINGS with Robert Hardman launches next Wednesday, all about royalty and some shocking tales! With a new amazing story from history each week, available wherever you get your podcasts. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/com…
Ready to go global? Join the TORCH Oxford team as International Officer (Maternity Cover) Humanities Division University of Oxford AfOx CaribOx Deadline: Monday 9 September 2024. Find out more and apply torch.ox.ac.uk/event/vacancy-…
Colonialism, smuggling, port towns and pirates - how has the Atlantic's unique geography affected world history? Join us at the Atlantic Geographies workshop as we discuss, University of Reading History on 13 Sept - sign up here! shorturl.at/KlNeg
New article in Slavery & Abolition online and Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology: Finding George Freeman: a ‘Liberated African’ in Berkshire in the Age of Abolition (Author: Graham Moore) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
What role can #History teaching play in developing well-being? What place has well-being in the teaching of History? bit.ly/4e8t4PT A new article in 'Transactions Royal Historical Society', by David Stack, considers innovative approaches to History pedagogy 1/2 #twitterstorians