Department of History, Augsburg University
Minneapolis, MN
Joined September 2013
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Vladimir Kara-Murza's final statement to the Russian court. This is bravery and leadership personified. This statement will go down in history like Martin Luther King’s letter from Birmingham jail. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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Congratulations to Ruby Stately, History major & enrolled member of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, on winning the prestigious Native American Collections Care Fellowship w/ Midwest Art Conservation Center @PreserveArt @AugsburgU @aughist #Proud
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I love running into @aughist grads at community events! Here, at a DEAI training for museum folks, Esteban Perez Cortez (‘19), who now works at the American Swedish Institute doing oral history and public engagement. @AugsburgU
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Prof. Michael Lansing @facloungepop shows us how to do publicly engaged scholarship: An Historian’s Look at the Mpls Police Chief Job Opening @AugsburgU @aughist tpt.org/almanac/video/an-his… via @TPT
Our alumni go on to great things! Check out this story on Kristy Ornelas '20! libarts.source.colostate.edu…
Check out this MPR story on the history of Mpls teacher strikes, featuring Professor Bill Green! mprnews.org/story/2022/03/17…
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Thumbs up for la Dolce Vita this spring break and the hospitality of Baronessa Catharina Sonnino in Montespertoli, Tuscany. Life is sweet. #AugsburgU #AugsburgCGEE #aughist
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It's that wonderful day in my "Global History of Food" when we make Penelope Jephson's 16th c. recipe for hot chocolate: cacaosophy.com/single-post/2… Wows the students every time. P.S. We skip the ambergris.
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Great meeting today with our partners at the Hennepin Theatre Trust, as students in HIS 389 begin research for our digital project on theatre history in Minneapolis. Backstage at the State Theatre! @hennepintheatre @aughist @AugsburgU
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Students shared a lot of thoughtful research last night during presentations in HIS 200: Why History Matters. A great group, ready to change the world through the power of historical thinking. @AugsburgU @aughist
Congratulations to alum Matthew Berning '19 for the publication of his article "Judge Charles F. Amidon and the Espionage Act of 1917" in the Summer 2021 issue of North Dakota History!
Our own Bill Green providing deep historical takes on the PBS NewsHour! pbs.org/newshour/show/examin…
Don't miss this great Women's History Month event featuring Professor deVries, Professor Green, and Hannah Dyson '20, along with a host of other great historians! mnhs.org/event/8600
Our very own Professor Bill Green, sharing expertise on the PBS NewsHour! pbs.org/newshour/show/minnea…
Augsburg's history department stands out in this great new documentary! Congrats to Professors @JacquideVries and Bill Green for dropping knowledge in this important work. tpt.org/citizen/video/citize…
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Finally, @aughist @auggieartsci professor Bill Green reflects on the suffrage movement’s place in the history of social movements in the U.S.--and how the “urgency of now” too often gives way to social inertia. @AugsburgU (7/)
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Check out this great public history work by our alumna, Kristy Ornelas '20, with the National Park Service! facebook.com/watch/live/?ext…
Congratulations to our very own Professor Bill Green, the inaugural Hawthorne Professor at Augsburg University! augsburg.edu/news/2020/08/31…
Our very own Professor Bill Green dropping knowledge on TPT's Almanac! tpt.org/almanac/video/the-co…
Our major Hannah Dyson, on this week's Augsburg Podcast! augsburg.edu/podcast/episode…