A few years ago I wrote this piece at Inside Higher Ed. Perhaps some of my thoughts here might prove useful to graduate students and others preparing for interviews at the upcoming American Historical Association meeting in Atlanta. Here is a […]
AHA Interview Series
Are You Interviewing at the AHA? Some Last Minute Tips
If you are on the job market and have been fortunate enough to land an interview at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association being held this weekend in Washington D.C., you may want to check out a few […]
Interviewing at a Teaching College–My “Latest” at “Inside Higher Ed”
Are you interviewing at the AHA in New Orleans this weekend? Today’s Inside Higher Ed is running an old “The Way of Improvement Leads Home” blog post on interviewing at teaching colleges. Here is a taste:This piece is about interviewing […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Church-Related Schools
This is Part Four of our four-part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One covers some general interviewing tips. Part Two offers some suggestions for interviewing at a research university. Part Three focuses […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Teaching Colleges
This is Part Three of our four part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One covers some general interviewing tips. Part Two offers some suggestions for interviewing at a research university. Part Four […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Research Universities
We continue with part two of our four part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One of the series focused on general interviewing tips. This post will focus on interviewing for a job […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Some General Tips
Last December I ran a short series of posts in which I shared some thoughts about interviewing for jobs at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. The posts were well-received, so I thought I would run them again […]
We Had the AHA Meeting Covered!!
AHA Today, the blog of the American Historical Association, is reporting on the growing number of bloggers covering the organization’s annual meetings. This year, as many of you know, the annual meeting took place in San Diego and “The Way […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Church-Related Schools
This is Part Four of our four-part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One covers some general interviewing tips. Part Two offers some suggestions for interviewing at a research university. Part Three focuses […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Teaching Colleges
This is Part Three of our four part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One covers some general interviewing tips. Part Two offers some suggestions for interviewing at a research university. Part Four […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Research Universities
We continue with part two of our four part series on interviewing at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association. Part One of the series focused on general interviewing tips. This post will focus on interviewing for a job […]
Interviewing at the AHA: Some General Tips
I have now had two readers ask me to do a post or two about interviewing at the American Historical Association annual meeting. I was unsure if I was really qualified to do this kind of thing, but then my […]