Njit Academic Calendar Fall 2023 – Carl Vennerlind published Atlantis Reconstructed: Natural Knowledge and Political Economy in Modern Sweden for the First Time in a Review of American History.
Carl Vennerlind published Atlantis Reconstructed: Natural Knowledge and Political Economy in Modern Sweden for the First Time in a Review of American History. Read here.
Njit Academic Calendar Fall 2023
Matthew Connelly appeared on NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross and an opinion piece in the New York Times reviewing the latest news about the misuse of classified documents by American politicians and the need for greater secrecy and transparency. About those documents.
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Mark Van De Mierop’s Ancient Mesopotamian City in Chinese Translation and 3rd Edition of Ancient Near East, ca. 3000 – 323 BC in Korean translation.
David Rosner appeared in a video for The Guardian discussing the rise of lead as a building material in the United States in the 20th century and the health effects of even a small amount of lead.
Richard A. Billows has published a new book, Spear, Scroll, and Stone: How Greek Cities-States Developed into a Community of Warrior-Citizens.
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February 2, 18:15 – 19:15 New Book Series: Celebrating the Irish Case: Trade, Empire and Europe (James Stafford)
Location: Heyman Center, Second Floor, Common Room, 74 Morningside Drive, New York, NY 10027 and online via Zoom.
By James Stafford (University of Columbia) with Isaac Nachimovsky (Yale University), Susan Pedersen (University of Columbia), Pablo Piccato (University of Columbia) and Nadia Urbinati (University of Columbia).
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Join us for our new book series event in honor of James Stafford’s The Irish Case: Trade, Empire and European Order. The late 18th and early 19th centuries were the foundations of long-standing modern Irish political traditions, such as nationalism, republicanism, and trade unionism. The case of Ireland (Cambridge University Press, 2022) sheds new light on Ireland’s indifferent role in the European debate on trade and empire during the World War and Revolution. Drawing on the extensive work of businessmen, agricultural reformers, philosophers, politicians and revolutionaries, this book explores how Ireland has become a haven for conflict and prediction between conflicting political views in the business society associated with the United Kingdom and A warring empire. France. It provides a new perspective on the crisis and transformation of Britain in the late eighteenth century and the restoration of Ireland to its rightful place at the intellectual center of Europe.
The event is organized by the Socio-Economic Research and Policy Institute and sponsored by the Dean and Scholarship Office at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Heyman Center for Humanity.
New York Latin American Workshop (Sponsored by the Department, organized by Baruch College) – Stephanie Huezo-Jefferson (Fordham) “Continuing in Promised Land: Perseverance is a Embedded Memory in San José las Flores, El Salvador”
Millburn High School
Feb. 3 to Feb. 23, 311: 00 Feb. 23 Latin American Workshop, New York City (Sponsored by Department Organized by Baruch College) – Stephanie Huezo-Jefferson (Fordham) Continuation in Promised Land: Memories of Struggling for Life in San Jose las Flores El Salvador “
Friday, February 3, 2023 • Latin American Workshop in New York City (Sponsored by the Department, Organized by Baruch College) – Stephanie
Workshop in New York, Latin America (Sponsored by the Department, organized by Baruch College) – Stephanie Huezo-Jefferson (Fordham) “Continuing in the ‘Promised Land’: Struggle as a Embedded Memory in San José las Flores, El Salvador “. “
Co Op & Internship
LH Workshop with Jungwon Kim (Colombia) – A Review of Who Caused My Death: Suicide and Conviction in Early Modern Korea by Pablo Piccato (Colombia,).
February 8, 16:20 – 18:00 with Jungwon Kim (Columbia) LH Seminar – “Who Provoked My Death: Suicide and Punishment in Early Modern Korea” by Pablo Piccato (Columbia,).
February 8, 4: 20-6: 00 pm $ 20,000,000,000,000,000,000 Workshop with Kim Kim (Colombia Legal). Commentary on “Who Caused My Death: Suicide and Punishment in Early Korea” by Pablo
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Fakburary 8:20 to 16:20 – Workshop with Jungwon Kim (Columbia, Legal). A Review of Who Caused My Death: Suicide and Conviction in Early Modern Korea by Pablo Piccato (Columbia,).
How do we say black death today? Is it the greatest global demographic disaster for mankind since the days of the pandemic? Based on his lectures at the Collège de France and his Theater of the Plague, along with the National Theater of Plague, the famous medieval scholar Patrick Boucheron has long been concerned with plagues and reflecting disease-like metaphors. His infection.
Patrick Boucheron was a professor and president of Western European power in the 7th-16th centuries at the Collège de France. He specializes in the Middle Ages, especially in Italy. His work also deals with writing and scientific transformation. It was in this spirit that he wrote Histoire mondiale de la France (Seuil, 2017). Since 2017, he has collaborated with the Théâtre National de Bretagne (TNB), directed by actor and director Arthur Nauzysel. For each program, he invited collaborators, scholars and artists to imagine and create with him a monthly meeting called “Rencontrer l’Histoire” (“A Rendez-vous with”) based on the theme of Current program or event.
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The performance was organized by Columbia Maison Française, ICLS Medical Humanities, Department of French and.
Richard A. Billows. Rolling spears and stones: how Greek cities and states developed into communities of warrior-citizens. 2023: Bloomsbury Academic.
Mark Van De Mierop. Before and after Babylon: Writing was a struggle in the ancient kingdom of the Near East. 2022: Oxford University Press.
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Pamela H. Smith. From living experience to writing: Rebuilding practical knowledge in the early modern world. 2022: University of Chicago Press.
Hilary A. Hallett. Making that girl: How Elinor Glynn created modern romance and conquered Hollywood for the first time. 2022: The right to live.
Merlin Chokwanyun. All health policies are local: the public struggle for health care and environmental health. 2022: University of North Carolina Press.
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Michael John Wittgen. Red vision: Homeland, American expansion, and the political economy of the North American robbery. 2022: Omohundro Institute.
Rivers have always been the blood of continental life, but most of their human history is hidden from public view. Our goal is to create an accessible digital platform for mapping and telling the stories of people living along the rivers of North America.
The Global Sexual Research Initiative in Colombia supports cross-border collaborative research on global sexuality and supports such research in Colombia.
Serra Catholic High School
In Action is one of four pilot programs, including the Career Diversity Initiative for Historians, funded by the American Historical Society and the Mellon Foundation.
New York City Historical Mapping – A collaboration to map immigration and neighborhood changes in New York City in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Columbia University Historical Justice Initiative offers interactive self-guided tours of the CU Morningside campus via iOS and finally Android.
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TEACHER-DRIVEN PODCASTS: Global Thought Podcast (with Carol Gluck) Fascinating People (Edited by Samuel Roberts) STUDENT-DRIVEN PODCASTS: A New Book on Middle Eastern Studies (with Joshua Donovan) The Sounds of Caliban Mariana Katz) New book in Latin American Studies (co-authored by Rachel Newman) FACULTY original podcast: Manan Ahmed discusses his path to the School of History on Dean’s Table podcast. Frank Guridy discusses how he came to study and his research on popular sports on Dean’s Desk podcast. Cooperative education is available to all undergraduate and doctoral students who meet their degree and college eligibility criteria.
The deadline to submit a Handshake Cooperative Experience for the 2023 Spring Semester is January 23, 2023.
Students can start working together on December 26, 2022, in the spring of 2023 if the Handshake experience is approved by all parties, including: – College Partnership Advisors – Employers – CDS – Office of Global Initiatives (F1 students only) .)
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Please note: International students with an F-1 visa completing their second semester in the fall of 2022 may begin work on January 16, 2023, if all study requirements are met. These students have their second semester classes placed in the Highlander Pipeline and have access to the Handshake experience only if they are accepted into the Co-op program.
End of Spring 2023: – NCE Bachelor Degree, 6-Month Cooperation – September 1, 2023 – HCAD, MTSM, CSLA, YWCC and School of Applied Science and Engineering Cooperation – May 11, 2023
Cooperative Education (Co-op) is a program that gives students the opportunity to gain paid work experience before graduation. Collaborative work experience is closely related to your core research and enhances your understanding of the relationship between classroom theory and practice.
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Over the past decade, nearly 2,600 different companies have hired students. Employers range from large multinational companies to small business start-ups. Students have completed collaborative work in New Jersey across the country and abroad. New co-employers include:
Co-working is always related to your main job and is always an expensive experience. Students who have successfully completed cooperative work experience can receive three study credits in accordance with the cooperation policy of the department. Collaborative work is semester or summer. Each undergraduate program has a college co-counselor who oversees students in each subject to ensure quality.