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This Monday, Dr. Makdisi and the #KhayrallahCenter's Dr. Akram Khater will explore a period in #LebaneseHistory where thinkers and intellectuals in Bilad al-Sham began to discuss a new secular political order.
Register for free: lebanesestudies.ncsu.edu/Eve…
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Great to be at the @NCSU Graduate Student Research Symposiun with doctoral candidate Matthew Champagne, both of us representing @NCSU_History and @NCSUCHASS.
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"Rest is Our Liberation" — that's the theme for this year's Black History Month celebration, as chosen by @NCState_MSA and @ncsuaacc.
📆 Join the kickoff event on Monday to learn more about the theme, and find more events here: ncst.at/I6uV50DmfOM #NCStateBHM
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In the fall, we brought together two Black student leaders from different eras to compare their experiences on @NCState's campus. Read the conversation between Eric Moore '70 and Melanie Flowers '21: ncst.at/1Npe50DnQ7t
#BlackHistoryMonth
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Open up IG Live right now with @ncsuaacc or @NCState_MSA for today's Black History Month virtual kick-off with Directors angela gay-audre and Nashia Whittenburg!
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Y'all, I get to work with the most talented, and kindest, faculty! If you're into British legal history and/or gender studies, check out this excellent article.
Replying to @TheNACBS
*Winner of the #NACBS2020 Walkowitz Prize, for best article on issues relating to gender and sexuality in British culture
Julia Rudolph (North Carolina State) for:
“Crediting Women,” Droit & Philosophie (November 2019)
droitphilosophie.com/article…
9/15
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The leaves are changing, and it is a beautiful time of year get outside and visit one of NC's parks. Learn all about DuPont Forest (featured in Hunger Games & Last of the Mohicans) during tonight's event starting soon! eventbrite.com/e/12491679048…
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Every election is important, and @NCState is committed to increasing voter engagement in the Wolfpack community. 🗳️ Cast your ballot early at Talley Student Union. Learn more: go.ncsu.edu/packthepolls
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With the #election just 1️⃣ week away, @NCState experts are answering your top questions. What will influence how North Carolina votes for president? Find out here: go.ncsu.edu/qqykvur
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Food Fights Q&A featured on NC State News site. Still no Amazon reviews though...
news.ncsu.edu/2019/12/food-f…
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Please join the NC State History Department for a talk by historian Kevin Levin on his recently published book Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War's Most Persistent Myth.
Monday, October 28th at 4:00pm at NC State University, Daniels Hall, Room 434
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Mark your calendars! History Weekend is just two weeks away. @NCStateHistory hosts @PulitzerPrizes winning historian David Blight. Find out how you can register for free here: ow.ly/Nin750vZBek
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We're excited to announce that @pizza314press is this year's Artist in Residence! We're looking forward to her visit to @NCState September 22nd-28th!
Find out more about Jess here: ow.ly/GcLy50w39l6
#KhayrallahCenter #artistinresidence #poet #poetry #writer
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“It is part of our duty, our responsibility, not to remain in an ivory tower."
@NCState and @KhayrallahNCSU are helping transform the way we develop public history around the world. 🌍 #ThinkAndDo
ow.ly/nXay50vOd8f
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Congrats to @NCStateHistory prof. @dambaras and @ncstate_english prof. @MarshaGGordon who recently received grants from @NEHgov! 📖 #ThinkAndDo
Details here: ow.ly/7gpo50vELM9
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As a member of the Board of Directors of the Forest History Society, I am delighted to announce we have successfully completed our $7 million capital campaign and officially opened our new library, archives, and headquarters in Durham, NC. Photos! flickr.com/photos/foresthist…
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Through her work with the North Carolina Green Book Project, @NCState graduate student Lisa Withers collects and shares experiences of African American travelers during the Jim Crow era. go.ncsu.edu/qgfsnhy
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The cohort! Missing @JoCoraM23 ❤️ #ncph2019 #publichistory






















