If you heard our interview with Erin Bartram on Episode 37 of The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast you will, at times, hear the pain in her voice as she comes to the end of her career as an...
Many of you recall Erin Bartram‘s viral post about her decision to leave academia. We blogged about it here and will be talking to Erin in a forthcoming episode of The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast. Her recent piece...
We blogged about this yesterday. Get up to speed here. Here is a taste of “Calling Academe’s Bluff.” Janet Watson, an associate professor of history at UConn, worked with Bartram in graduate school and reached out to her about her...
I am a big Erin Bartram fan. We have been on a panel together. She has written multiple posts here at The Way of Improvement Leads Home. I have learned a lot from her about teaching. Frankly, I can’t think...
The American Converts Database Here is Erin’s final post from AHA 2015:–JF Now that I’m home and sifting through the pile of handouts, pamphlets, and business cards I picked up over the last few days, it’s time to write my […]
Erin Bartram is back. Â As some of you read this, Erin will be presenting at American Society of Church History session “American Religion Online: How Digital Projects Can Change How We Teach, Research, and Interpret Religious History.” Â I am looking...
I am once again happy to have Erin Bartram, a Ph.D candidate at the University of Connecticut, blogging at The Way of Improvement Leads Home this weekend. Â You can read her bio and access a link to her posts at...
You may remember Erin Bartram and Mary Sanders from our AHA coverage here at The Way of Improvement Leads Home. Erin is a doctoral student in history at the University of Connecticut and Mary is a doctoral student in history...
Erin Bartram checks in after a busy Saturday at the AHA –JF I attended a fascinating panel this morning entitled “Liberal and Evangelical Women, Social Reform, and the Problem of Categorization” The four panelists asked us to consider whether or...
It has been a great weekend of blogging and tweeting at the AHA-New Orleans 2013. I will be around tomorrow, but I am not sure if I will be tweeting or covering any sessions. I may spend my morning trying...
Erin Bartram reports on a Friday session on the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. –JF I spent the early part of the morning practicing my own paper in front of the mirror in my hotel room, and then headed...
Erin Bartram weighs in on Thursday afternoon panel on Canadian Catholic Influences in America –JF This afternoon, I attended a panel on Canadian Catholic influences in America which provoked a lively discussion on borderlands, cultural transformation, and identity politics. Molly […]
In this dispatch, Erin Bartram and Mary Sanders team up to report on a Thursday afternoon panel on “Tuning the History Curriculum.” After I (Mary) picked Erin up at the airport yesterday, we started playing our favorite AHA game: “Guess...
The Way of Improvement Leads Home is already hard at work at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association in New Orleans. Erin Bartram is a Ph.D candidate at the University of Connecticut where she is studying 19th century […]
