The Model Arab League Manual is the culmination of over decade’s joys and frustrations, all shared with one of the best colleagues I’ve ever had. Thank you so much to Manchester University Press, NCUSAR, and all of our former students and colleagues who helped us delve through mountains of paperwork, PDFs, and archival research to make this book a reality. If you had told me in 2004 that I would go on to be a national leader in this program, let alone coauthor the book on the program, I would have laughed. Hard.
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Day 10+ (July 2-3) – Princesses, LAU, Shatilla, Le Péché, Flight
For those of you still following my trip blog, I do apologize for the delay. there is just such a finality to writing this post, and I honestly haven't wanted to deal with it. While my post-fellowship plan includes extensive blogging of my trip research, this is really the last "Today we did X" kind … Continue reading Day 10+ (July 2-3) – Princesses, LAU, Shatilla, Le Péché, Flight
Experiential Learning
I'm a big fan of experiential (or performative, whatever you want to call it) learning. I was pretty involved with the Reacting to the Past program at UGA (a curriculum created by Barnard College. I was involved in the Athens game), which I think is one of the best ways to learn history out there. … Continue reading Experiential Learning
