Thank you to Gary Moss (author) Dan Sears (photographer), and the UNC-CH University Gazette for publishing this terrific story, highlighting my course in Lumbee History. It wouldn’t be possible without my terrific students and Graduate Assistant Brandon Winford, the folks at the Center for Faculty Excellence and the Lenovo Instructional Innovation Grants, and Jeff VanDrimmelen [...]
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Historian returns home to teach Carolina’s first Lumbee Indian course
Posted in Media, Teaching, tagged digital history, local history, Robeson County on April 16, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Main Street, Carolina
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged digital history, local history, Robeson County on March 29, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Main Street, Carolina is a free, open-source, web-based digital history toolkit designed for local libraries, schools, museums, preservation and local history societies, and other community organizations across N.C. to preserve, document, and interpret their history, as reflected in the growth and development of their downtowns in the first decades of the twentieth century (1896-1922). It provides organizational [...]
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