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Jobs in the History Profession: Two Sessions at the 126th Annual Meeting

Of the nearly 5,000 attendees at this year’s annual meeting were some ostensibly similar historians who’d come to Chicago for two quite dissimilar reasons. There were those eager to participate in one or more of the 250 panels covering an astonishing array of topics, and those—just as eager, but surely more anxious too—with their eye on only one prize: a job Article By: Sarah Fenton, AHA Consulting Editor
January 18, 2012
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Tweeting the 126th Annual Meeting

Following the AHA’s 126th annual meeting this year on Twitter, through over 4,500 tweets, was fascinating. Attendees, as well as those following along from home, connected with other participants, shared links to resources and thoughts on sessions, and gave a dynamic glimpse into the various events and conversations going on at the meeting. Article By: Elisabeth Grant
January 12, 2012
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