Undergrad Student News

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UCSB Faculty Anthony Barbieri releases his new book The Many Lives of the First Emperor of China

After 18 years in the making, Anthony J. Barbieri-Low, professor of Chinese history in at the Department of History here at UCSB, released his fifth book on July 28th, 2022. […]

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History Faculty, Anthony Barbieri and Sherene Seikaly win prestigious NEH Fellowships

Two members of the History Department Faculty, Anthony Barbieri and Sherene Seikaly were awarded two prestigious National Endowment of Humanities grants and fellowships. NEH Fellowships are a set of competitive […]

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W.E.B. DuBois on a “General Strike” for Our Times

Are we witnessing a ‘General Strike’ in our own time? W.E.B. Du Bois defined the shift from slavery to freedom as a “general strike” — and there are parallels to today […]

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MA Alumnus Helen Murdoch’s Vision as the new President of History Associates is to strengthen the ‘town and gown’ relationship

“Education gets pounded on a lot… As local educators we need to redeem history by coming together with the community, sink our teeth into the truths of history, and to […]

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PhD alumnus Brian Griffith wins SIHS Article Prize for Modern Italian History

Brian Griffith, who earned his PhD in the department in January 2020 and is currently The Eugen and Jacqueline Weber Post-Doctoral Scholar in European History at UCLA, has been awarded the 2021 […]

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New Majors’ Meeting Slideshow

If you weren’t able to attend our New Majors’ Meeting this morning, you can view the slideshow below!  New Majors’ Meeting 2021

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A new book by Professor Barbieri, Ancient Egypt and Early China: State, Society and Culture

Professor Barbieri has published another ground-breaking new book.  Ancient Egypt and Early China: State, Society and Culture (University of Washington Press, 2021), is the first extended comparative study of New Kingdom Egypt […]

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Ebelechukwu Eseka’s Graduation Hat Trick

Congratulations are in order for graduating senior Ebelechukwu Eseka, a History minor and Sociology major. At the end of her undergraduate career, UCSB has recognized her impressive accomplishments in three […]

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Professor Lee’s Reflection at the Close of Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month

UC Santa Barbara Public Affairs asked faculty, staff, and students to reflect on Asian and Pacific Islander American (AAPI) Heritage Month in May. Professor John W.I. Lee responded to the question […]

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May 2021 Edition of The Archive Available

The May 2021 issue of the Archive, the History Department’s newsletter, is now available! Click here for the full interactive version.

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New Issue of The Public Historian Published

The May 2021 issue of the academic journal The Public Historian has been published and can be viewed here. Since 1978, The Public Historian has made its mark as the definitive voice of the […]

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Utathya Chattopadhyaya Named a Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies

Professor Utathya Chattopadhyaya has been named a fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) for 2021. The fellowship, which comes with a $60,000 stipend, will support his research […]

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In Memoriam: Paul Baltimore (1971-2021)

We are heartbroken to note the passing of Paul Baltimore, who received his PhD in History from UCSB in 2014. Paul died in Sacramento on April 8, 2021, having taught […]

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In Memoriam: Francis A. Dutra (1938-2021)

Frank Dutra should be remembered not only as a careful archival scholar of early modern Portugal and Brazil, superb mentor to generations of graduate students in the History Department and […]

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In Memoriam: Chi-yun Chen (1933-2020)

Chi-yun Chen, a devoted husband, father, and mentor, passed away peacefully in his sleep on December 1, 2020 after spending several quiet hours with his wife by his side. Professor […]

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Nelson Lichtenstein Publishes Two Edited Volumes from 2015 UCSB Conference

Journalists, politicians, and historians are comparing the Biden Administration’s ambitious economic and social agenda to that of President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal. Illuminating that tentative and provocative judgement are two […]

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Senior Honors Thesis Applications 2021-22

The History Department is now accepting applications for the 2021-22 Senior Honors Thesis Program (HIST 194AH/BH). If you will be a senior next year, have at least a 3.5 GPA […]

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P/NP Grading Policy Changes for Spring/Summer 2021

The Academic Senate has announced that the P/NP grading exceptions implemented in the Winter 2021 quarter will now be extended to the Spring and Summer 2021 quarters as well. All history […]

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Department of History and UCSB APIGSA Statement on Atlanta Murders

The UCSB Department of History stands in solidarity with the Asian Pacific Islander Graduate Student Alliance and with all of our colleagues, students, and family members who have been touched […]

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Hilary Bernstein’s Monograph “Historical Communities” Published

Congratulations to Professor Hilary J. Bernstein whose new monograph, Historical Communities: Cities, Erudition, and National Identity in Early Modern France, has been published by Brill. The book explores the outpouring […]

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March 2021 Edition of The Archive Available

The March 2021 issue of the Archive, the History Department’s newsletter, is now available! Click here for the full interactive version.

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Retrospective: December 2020 History Department Newsletter

Feel like time traveling? Zip back to the end of 2020 with The Archive! The History Department newsletter, now called The Archive, last appeared in email inboxes in December 2020, but […]

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Cold War Working Group Calls for Undergrad “This Day in History” Blog Posts

Cold War Working Group conveners Addie Jensen and Mattie Webb have developed a new opportunity for undergraduates to gain experience with public history through the Cold War Working Group’s blog. […]

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Recent History PhD Stephanie Seketa Published in Enterprise & Society

Dr. Stephanie Seketa, who recently earned her PhD from the History Department in the field of Modern Britain, has published an article in the journal Enterprise & Society. You can […]

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P/NP Grading Policy Changes Winter 2021

Read below for an update on the changes to P/NP grading policies for the W21 quarter. ———————————————————————   As many of you may be aware, the Academic Senate has just […]

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Introducing the Cold War Working Group

Doctoral candidates Addison Jensen and Mattie Webb announce the formation of the Cold War Working Group (CWWG), a subset of the Center for Cold War Studies and International History (CCWS). The […]

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Alumna Nicole Archambeau’s Research in the News

The research of Dr. Nicole Archambeau, a 2009 PhD graduate and Assistant Professor at Colorado State University, has been featured in CSU’s Liberal Arts Magazine. Read her reflections on “Surviving an […]

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Prof. Patrick McCray’s New Book “Making Art Work” Makes Waves

Professor W. Patrick McCray‘s new book Making Art Work: How Cold War Engineers and Artists Forged a New Creative Culture (The MIT Press, 2020) has made a splash. The book […]

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Congratulations to Professor Sarah Case!

Congratulations to Professor Sarah Case, who has been awarded the Southern Association for Women Historians‘ Anne Firor Scott Mid-Career Fellowship. The Fellowship is given every two years to fund a […]

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New Issue of Studies in Late Antiquity Now Available

Studies in Late Antiquity, edited by UCSB’s Professor Elizabeth DePalma Digeser, is a forum for innovation and reflection on global Late Antiquity (150-750 CE) which questions and expands on received […]

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History of Public Policy and Law Senior Thesis Info Session

If you weren’t able to attend our information session on 11/5, you can watch the recording here! If you have further questions about the thesis course, please contact either Professor […]

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October 2020 History Department Newsletter Available

The History Department Newsletter for October 2020 is now available! Click here for the full interactive version.

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New Issue of The Public Historian Published

The November issue of the academic journal The Public Historian has been published and can be viewed here. Since 1978, The Public Historian has made its mark as the definitive voice of the […]

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Study Abroad for History Majors

If you weren’t able to attend the Education Abroad Program information session for History majors, you can view the recording below!

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New Majors’ Meeting

If you weren’t able to join us for the 2020 New Majors’ Meeting, you can view the recording below. History Department faculty and staff spoke about academic advising, research seminars, […]

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Undergrads Cook Up Some Food Histories

Rather than have her students write traditional essays in HIST 193F: Food in World History, Elizabeth Schmidt, a graduate student in history, had something else in mind for her summer […]

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Good News Comes in Threes

Three pieces of good news to celebrate! On 28 August 2020, Josh Rocha successfully defended his dissertation! His thesis, Military Spectacle in Interwar Britain: Militarism, Propaganda, and the Shadows of World War, […]

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Celebrating Undergraduate Research in History: The Class of 2020

View the slideshow featuring the research projects of undergraduates who graduated at the virtual June ceremony. Included are students’ senior honors theses, History of Public Policy and Law senior theses, […]

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Summer 2020 History Department Newsletter Available

The revamped History Department Newsletter for Summer 2020 is now available. Click here for the full interactive version, or download the PDF below. History Department Newsletter (Summer 2020)

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UCSB History Department Statement on Floyd Uprising

History Department Statement  George Floyd’s slow, excruciating, and brutal death on May 25, 2020 has sparked a global uprising. The UCSB History Department grieves and stands in solidarity with colleagues […]

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History Department Virtual Graduation Ceremony

On Sunday, June 14th 2020, the History Department held a virtual gradation ceremony to honor our undergrads and PhD students graduating this year. If you weren’t able to attend, you […]

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History Department Holds First Ever Virtual Awards Ceremony

The History Department held their annual awards ceremony over Zoom this year, with campus still closed to in-person meetings. If you weren’t able to attend, you can view the ceremony […]

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Brad Bouley Gives Lecture on “The Black Plague, 1346-1351”

History Professor Brad Bouley gave a lecture on “The Black Plague, 1346-1351″ that was recorded recently by UCSB Admissions and made available to our incoming students for the coming academic […]

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Arab Studies Journal, Spring 2020: Volume XXVIII, no. 1

Sherene Seikaly’s Final Issue as Editor of Arab Studies Journal Made Open Access

In honor of Professor Sherene Seikaly‘s thirteen years of service as editor of Arab Studies Journal, the Spring 2020 issue–the final issue under her supervision–has graciously been made open access. You […]

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New Student Wellbeing Website

To help support students as they face current  covid-19 and remote learning challenges, the university has created a new “Student Wellbeing” website. This website includes resources for financial and food […]

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Congratulations to Evelyne Laurent-Perrault!

Professor Evelyne Laurent-Perrault has recently been recognized for her accomplishments on multiple fronts. She received a Faculty Career Development Award and a Center for New World Comparative Studies Fellowship at […]

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Students are invited to apply for the 2020-21 History Senior Honors Seminar!

Attention History, History of Public Policy and Law, and Medieval Studies majors! If you will be a senior next year, have at least a 3.5 GPA in the upper division […]

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Civil Rights Scholarship of Nelson Lichtenstein Recognized by Journal of American History

In honor of Black History Month, the Journal of American History asked Professor Peniel Joseph of the University of Texas to curate a special on-line issue designed to highlight ten […]

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Introducing the “History Hub”, a new student study space!

We are happy to announce a brand-new study space in HSSB is now available for student use! Through a collaborative effort between the History Department, HASC, the History Club @ […]

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Alumna Caitlin Rathe’s LBJ Podcast Now Available

The first episode of a podcast that alumna Caitlin Rathe (PhD, 2019) has been a part of creating since August 2018 has gone live! The NEH-funded project, LBJ and the […]

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“Gender and Intimacy across the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands” out now! Read here.

The special issue, “Gender and Intimacy across the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands,” with guest editors Miroslava Chávez-García and Verónica Castillo-Muñoz has just been released! This issue focuses on the primacy of gender […]

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Verónica Castillo-Muñoz Appointed to OAH Distinguished Lectureship Program

The Organization of American Historians has appointed UCSB Professor Verónica Castillo-Muñoz to its Distinguished Lectureship Program. She will serve as a Distinguished Lecturer until 2022. Congratulations, Dr. Castillo-Muñoz!

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History Associates to Feature “Electric” Presentation by Prof. Stephan Miescher

History Associates will kick off the 2019-2020 year with a presentation by UCSB’s Professor Stephan Miescher titled Ghana’s Electric Dreams. It is based on his forthcoming monograph on the history of […]

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Prof. Kate McDonald Awarded NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant

The NEH awarded UCSB History Professor Kate McDonald and her colleague, Prof. David R. Ambaras of NC State University, a $100,000 Level II Digital Humanities Advancement Grant to complete the […]

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Jacobson and Rappaport in the Independent….Serving Food History

Whether they just want to be more knowledgeable foodies or get inspired to embark on careers as chefs, culinary journalists, or even food reformers, UCSB students can now take a […]

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History Senior Honors Colloquium

The History Honors Senior Thesis Colloquium was a great success this year thanks to Professor Adrienne Edgar and all the students, discussants, friends and family who put so much time […]

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History Celebrates with Alumni at All Gaucho Reunion

History Celebrates with Alumni at All Gaucho Reunion

The history department welcomed back its alumni on April 26th as part of the campus homecoming event, All Gaucho Reunion.  We invited alumni to participate in a lunch and career-panel […]

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Professor Nelson Lichtenstein Given Top Honor

Congratulations to Professor Nelson Lichtenstein for winning the Academic Senate’s Faculty Research Lecturer Award.  This is a very prestigious award granted to professors for a career of truly superb scholarship, […]

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Blum Center Unveils New Minor in Poverty, Inequality and Social Justice

Welcome new minors…..Read here about UC Santa Barbara’s Blum Center’s new minor in Poverty, Inequality and Social Justice.  Professor Alice O’Connor, director of the Blum Center and a history professor […]

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Undergraduate conference examines themes of migration and displacement

The Latin American and Iberian Studies Program’s undergraduate conference has been featured in the UCSB Current! Check it out here. Several members of the History department faculty are part of […]

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Professor Rappaport’s “A Thirst for Empire” gets featured review

Professor Rappaport’s new book A Thirst for Empire has been chosen as the featured review in the next issue of the American Historical Review. Check it out here!

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New article about Professor Emerita De Hart’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography

Professor De Hart and her book were featured in the online publication of the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts at UCSB. The article details not only the book itself […]

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UCSB grad lands job as Director of Academic Affairs at Marist College

Congratulations to Stephanie Seketa, a department graduate who has just been hired as the Director of Academic Affairs at Marist College in New York. This position manages college-wide projects (under the […]

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New Issue of Studies in Late Antiquity Available!

Studies in Late Antiquity is edited by Prof. Elizabeth DePalma Digeser of the UCSB History Department.  Check out the contents of the latest issue below. Studies in Late Antiquity Spring […]

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Professors Juan Cobo and Verónica Castillo-Muñoz land fellowships

Both Professors Cobo and Castillo-Muñoz have been awarded prestigious library fellowships, which is a testament to the quality of their scholarship. Professor Cobo won a yearlong John Carter Brown Library fellowship […]

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Another UCSB History Ph.D. gets on the tenure track

Congratulations to Tim Paulson, who has accepted a faculty position at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan. Tim’s graduate research, which combined economic, labor, social, and environmental history, focused on […]

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Come Check Out the New and Improved History Club!

UCSB’s new and improved History Departmental club is for majors, minors, and anyone with a passion for the past! Meetings are held every Thursday at 7:00 PM in HSSB 4020. […]

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UCSB History Department PhDs get tenure track positions

Congratulations to Cheryl Jiménez Frei, who just accepted a position in Public History at the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, and to Ben Ma, who has accepted a position at […]

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Professor Eileen Boris wins inaugural Rachel Fuchs Award

Professor Eileen Boris is, along with Professor Nupur Chauduri, a winner of the Coordinating Council for Women’s History’s (CCWH) inaugural Rachel Fuchs award. The award recognizes and applauds service to […]

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Professor Kate McDonald Launches New Digital Spatial History Site

Bodies and Structures 1.0: Deep-Mapping Modern East Asian History is now live. The website, a collaboration between Kate McDonald and North Carolina State University professor David Ambaras, is a platform for […]

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Professor Nelson Lichtenstein Explains the Political and Historical Significance of the Impending Los Angeles Teachers Strike

You can read the article here: https://www.dissentmagazine.org/blog/l-a-teachers-prepare-to-strike

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New Historía Newsletter Available

A new edition of the Historía newsletter is now available for download. Visit our archive to download the current and past editions.

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Job Posting: Temporary Lecturer in History

The Department of History at the University of California, Santa Barbara invites applications for a pool of qualified temporary lecturers to teach a course (or courses) in History for the […]

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Professor Nelson Lichtenstein in the News

Professor Nelson Lichtenstein was featured in a WalletHub piece about the best and worst cities for jobs in California. He was part of a panel of experts who was asked […]

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Professor Anita Guerrini wins prestigious 2018 Pfizer Book Prize

Anita Guerrini, a Horning Professor of the Humanities and Professor of History at Oregon State University and an adjunct professor at UCSB, has won the 2018 Pfizer Award for her […]

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Professor Emerita Jane de Hart publishes Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Professor de Hart’s new book, Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Life, is the first full-life biography of the pioneering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.   It has been getting a great deal […]

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Professor Erika Rappaport wins prestigious Bentley Book Prize

Erika Rappaport’s new book, A Thirst for Empire: How Tea Shaped the Modern World (Princeton University Press, 2017), has won the prestigious Jerry Bentley Prize in World History. Professor Rappaport’s […]

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Library Exhibit on UCSB Predecessor School Curated by Department Historians

Sarah Case and Norah Kassner have curated a UCSB Library exhibition about UCSB forerunner Anna Blake Normal School, which runs until Dec. 20, 2018. See this Aug. 7 UCSB Current […]

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Notice of Application for Alien Employment Certification

This notice is provided because of the filing of an application for permanent alien labor certification for the following position: Assistant Professor. Concerned applicants for this position should report to […]

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James F. Brooks, Mesa of Sorrows: A History of the Awat’ovi Massacre reviewed in Le Monde

Congratulations to James F. Brooks, whose French translation of his book Mesa of Sorrows: A History of the Awat’ovi Massacre, was just reviewed in Le Monde.   https://www.lemonde.fr/livres/article/2018/06/21/histoire-massacre-au-sein-du-peuple-hopi_5318705_3260.html    

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History Graduate Student awarded Fulbright Fellowship to conduct dissertation research in Italy

UCSB History graduate student Brian Griffith has been awarded a 2018-2019 Fulbright Fellowship to conduct research in Italy on his doctoral dissertation, “Bacchus’ Blackshirt: Winemaking and Making Italians in Fascist […]

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In Memoriam, Professor Emeritus Harold Clark Kirker

UCSB Emeritus Professor of History, Harold Clark Kirker, died in San Francisco on May 30, 2018, just a few days before his 97th birthday.  Professor Kirker, who served in the […]

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UCSB History PhD Rudy Guevarra wins Ford Foundation Award

Rudy Guevarra, a 2007 UCSB History PhD, has been named one of two recipients of a 2018 Ford Foundation Senior Fellowship.  They give this description of his pathbreaking work: Rudy […]

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In Memoriam, Professor Emeritus Carl Harris

The History Department was saddened by the death of Professor Emeritus Carl Harris on May 14 of this year. Professor Harris, who joined the UCSB history faculty in 1968 and […]

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New issue of Studies in Late Antiquity now available!

Studies in Late Antiquity is edited by Prof. Elizabeth DePalma Digeser of the UCSB History Department.  Check out the contents of the latest issue below.   Studies in Late Antiquity […]

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UCSB Graduate Students Host Medieval Studies Conference

Last week, a number of UCSB History graduate students organized and participated in the biannual UCSB Graduate Student Medieval Studies Conference. This year’s conference theme was “The Politics of Pleasure: […]

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UCSB Grad Dr. Holly Roose Heads Promise Scholar Program

Dr. Holly Roose completed her PhD in History at UCSB last June. Since then, Holly received offers of tenure-track professorships, but she has decided to pursue a higher calling.  She is […]

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Professor Zheng Publishes New Book

Professor Zheng has just published her monograph The Politics of Rights and the 1911 Revolution in China with Stanford University Press. China’s 1911 Revolution was a momentous political transformation. Its leaders, however, […]

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Professor Peter Alagona wins Max Planck Institute fellowship

Professor Alagona has been awarded a visiting fellowship for fall, 2018 at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin, where he will be working on his […]

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Professor Chavez-Garcia publishes Migrant Longing

Professor Miroslava Chavez-Garcia has just published her new monograph, Migrant Longing: Letter Writing Across the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, with the University of North Carolina Press. Drawing upon a personal collection of more […]

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Professors Perrone and Seikaly Awarded UC Presidents’ Fellowships

Two UCSB History faculty — Giuliana Perrone and Sherene Seikaly — have been awarded UC Presidents’ Research Fellowships in the Humanities, which will enable them to spend the 2018-2019 academic […]

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Book Prize Awarded to Prof. Rappaport

Prof. Erika Rappaport’s book A Thirst for Empire: How Tea Shaped the Modern World was recently awarded the biannual Book Prize at the Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies (the PCCBS is an […]

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Prof. McCray Selected for Smithsonian Fellowship

Prof. Patrick McCray is the newest recipient of the Smithsonian Institution’s Arthur Molella Distinguished Fellowship. The position is offered for 2018-2019 by the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and […]

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History graduate students fight for food justice

This January, history graduate student Caitlin Rathe received funding to start a new organization, Students for Food Justice (SFFJ). Working with fellow history graduate student, Nicky Rehnberg, and partnering with the Blum Center […]

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Sarah Case’s book reviewed on H-Net

Dr. Sarah Case, who is Managing Editor for The Public Historian, published her book Leaders of Their Race: Educating Black and White Women in the New South last year. It has just been reviewed […]

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Prof. Keel interviewed about his new book on Christian Thought and Racial Science

Click here to read the full interview in the UCSB Current.

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Senior History Major Zingha Foma chosen as first recipient of Parker-Tiampo Award

  Senior Honors Thesis student Zingha Foma has been chosen as the first  Parker-Tiampo Family Scholar.  The scholarship will support Foma’s research on her senior honors thesis, “The Origin of […]

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In memoriam: Alan Vu
March 1989-February 9, 2018

The History Department faculty and students, along with the staff of HASC, and numerous colleagues from around UCSB, mourn the tragic, untimely death of Alan Vu, our beloved undergraduate advisor. […]

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George Washington Visits UCSB History Class

George Washington Visits UCSB History Class

Gen. George Washington recently made an appearance at UCSB, visiting with the students of Dr. Eric Fenrich’s Colonial and Revolutionary America course (History 161B). Gen. Washington addressed the class, then answered […]

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HISTORY CLASSES TO TAKE IN SPRING 2018!

With Spring 2018 registration beginning soon, here are some History classes to consider.  And, check out our full Spring 2018 schedule of classes. History 9: Introduction to Historical Methods– Hiroshima […]

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