Kris Nohe
@krisnohe.bsky.social
History PhD Student at George Mason University, Focus: Digital Pedagogy, Intragender Race Relation Between Black & White Women, Southern History; Sewist of Many Things; 18 yrs Homeschooling Kids; Currently Teaching the Dog to Stop Acting Like a Rabid Racoo
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I love this project, created and led by UC Berkeley history grad students, to apply their historical research in campus tours. Andrew Hardy wrote about it for #AHAPerspectives: 🗃️
New Campus Cartographies – AHA
Infusing historical research into walking tours has helped Andrew Hardy and his fellow graduate students remake their campus into a public history site.
www.historians.org
September 30, 2025 at 3:20 PM
I love this project, created and led by UC Berkeley history grad students, to apply their historical research in campus tours. Andrew Hardy wrote about it for #AHAPerspectives: 🗃️
For years, we've pushed STEM due to the career possibilities, but now it seems like those are the jobs that are more easily replaced by AI. So, are humanities the more AI-proof option? Human is literally in the name. Thoughts? Arguments? Ideas?
#Humanities #History 🗃️
#Humanities #History 🗃️
April 11, 2025 at 11:37 AM
For years, we've pushed STEM due to the career possibilities, but now it seems like those are the jobs that are more easily replaced by AI. So, are humanities the more AI-proof option? Human is literally in the name. Thoughts? Arguments? Ideas?
#Humanities #History 🗃️
#Humanities #History 🗃️
The bane of Southern history is wading through so much Lost Cause BS, even stuff written by PhDs. No, you cannot take what was written on Confederate memorials erected in the 20th century as evidentiary proof of what motivated people in 1861. Hey, dude, historical context is a super helpful tool.
April 2, 2025 at 3:54 PM
The bane of Southern history is wading through so much Lost Cause BS, even stuff written by PhDs. No, you cannot take what was written on Confederate memorials erected in the 20th century as evidentiary proof of what motivated people in 1861. Hey, dude, historical context is a super helpful tool.
Why do we filter corporate welfare through their employees? When employees receive welfare, it's because their employer isn't paying them enough to live or providing affordable health care. The stigma then goes to the employees because they are poor and not the corporation for making them that way.
March 21, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Why do we filter corporate welfare through their employees? When employees receive welfare, it's because their employer isn't paying them enough to live or providing affordable health care. The stigma then goes to the employees because they are poor and not the corporation for making them that way.
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Paging @thetattooedprof.bsky.social and @kevinmkruse.bsky.social
Hoping you aren’t the end of the video just yet.
Hoping you aren’t the end of the video just yet.
March 20, 2025 at 1:13 AM
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