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Showing posts with label gender in history. Show all posts

Edward Timke


Professional Credentials
• Ph.D Candidate, Communication Studies, University of Michigan
• MA, International and Intercultural Communication, University of Denver
• BA, International Relations and French, Michigan State University

Personal Statement
I am an educator and international media historian specializing in print media and advertising. Media history is the focus of my doctoral program. I have particular skills in French language and culture, media history research, visual and textual analysis, qualitative and quantitative methodology, and teaching and workshops.

Areas of Specialization
Research
Historical cultural/critical media studies
Media and globalization
Print media, especially magazines
International advertising
Gender and the media
Social and national comparison

Teaching
International communication; globalization
Media, culture, society
Media history
Gender, nationalism, and the media
Mass communication theory

Contact Information
For more information, please visit Edward's website: http://www.umich.edu/~etimke

Heather Mayer

Professional Credentials
• Ph.D. Candidate, History, Simon Fraser University
• M.A., History, University of California, Riverside
• BA, History, Portland State University

Personal Statement
• I am an educator and an academic historian with an interest in making historical research interesting and accessible.

Areas of Specialization:
• Pacific Northwest history; Portland History; 20th Century US History; Gender History; Labor History; History of Radicalism

Professional Associations
• American Historical Association
• Pacific Northwest Labor History Association
• Labor and Working-Class History Association

Dissertation (in progress)
• “Beyond the Rebel Girl: Women and the Industrial Workers of the World in Oregon and Washington, 1905-1924.”

Contact Information:
• hmayer99@gmail.com
• 971-678-5150
• http://www.heathermayer.com