So excited about this news! Congratulations to my fellow future UNC authors! Thank you @DGershenowitz and everyone else at @UNC_Press! Can’t wait to see _Canal Dreamers_ between boards and in readers’ hands!
My loving brother-in-law Alonzo is starting #dialysis & urgently needs a #KidneyTransplant. His husband (my bro) & I have already been ruled out for #DonorExchange to earn him a #TransplantVoucher. Please reply/RT to help save an amazing middle-school #Humanities teacher’s life!
I am trying to find the source for this portrait of Antonio José Cañas. He was the first diplomat sent by the Central American Republic to the U.S. and was later a president of El Salvador. C19 book folks and Latin Americanists, any tips? #twitterstorianscommons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F…
Thank you so much to the Ohio Seminar for a fabulous conversation about canals and dreamers. Your thoughtful feedback brought me so much warmth and joy on this dreary Friday afternoon. Thanks @camshriver@schakenbach and others who are not on here. #twitterstorians@unc_press
I am so excited to hear what the Ohio Seminar thinks of "The Rain" -- in which I dip my toe into environmental history by exploring how a wildly seasonal water cycle upended the plans of a motley crew of canal dreamers. Register and join us! @UNC_Press@HarvardDRCLAS@UNHCOLA
Do any of us every get what we want? Do we want what we get? YES! Chatting about 1820s New York, historiography, and Canal Dreamers was exactly what I wanted today. Thanks @cuny_ears seminar! Chris del Santo, Melanie Rush, @bencarp@DWaldstreicher, and company. @UNC_Press
I am so excited to hear what the Ohio Seminar thinks of "The Rain" -- in which I dip my toe into environmental history by exploring how a wildly seasonal water cycle upended the plans of a motley crew of canal dreamers. Register and join us! @UNC_Press@HarvardDRCLAS@UNHCOLA
In the next Ohio Seminar we will discuss Dr. Jessica @lepler's pre-circulated chapter-in-progress about canal-building in 1820s Nicaragua. Friday, February 23, 1-2:30pm Eastern, via zoom Register for the paper and zoom link: shorturl.at/dMQV7@osuhistorydept@SHEARites
Professor Jessica Lepler is the 2023–2024 Central American Visiting Scholar at Harvard University’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (DRCLAS) and she was in residence at Harvard this past fall.
Welcome home to UNH, Jessica!
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I can’t wait to discuss this chapter from my book-in-progress with the Ohio Seminar. If you’d like to join the conversation, click the link and register. #twitterstorians@HarvardDRCLAS@UNHCOLA
In the next Ohio Seminar we will discuss Dr. Jessica @lepler 's pre-circulated chapter-in-progress about canal-building in 1820s Nicaragua.
Friday, February 23, 1-2:30pm Eastern, via zoom
Register for the paper and zoom link: shorturl.at/dMQV7
In the next Ohio Seminar we will discuss Dr. Jessica @lepler 's pre-circulated chapter-in-progress about canal-building in 1820s Nicaragua.
Friday, February 23, 1-2:30pm Eastern, via zoom
Register for the paper and zoom link: shorturl.at/dMQV7
Thrilled to announce that my new book is now available for pre-order on the UNC Press site 🎉
Use code 01SOCIAL30 at checkout to save 30%!
uncpress.org/book/9781469678…@UNC_Press
On Wednesday, I had the honor to present some of my recent research at an event commemorating the bicentennial of the Monroe Doctrine at the State Department's National Museum of American Diplomacy. Click for photos: flickr.com/photos/usdiplomac…#twitterstorians@UNHCOLA
🎉 Meet the DRCLAS Visiting Scholars, 2023-24
Jessica Lepler, University of New Hampshire. Her new project explores the movement by new nations in the 1820s to transform the earth by constructing an interoceanic canal through Lake Nicaragua. (Central American Visiting Scholar)
I am so excited to share that I will be working with @DGershenowitz at @UNC_Press to publish my second book, _Canal Dreamers: The Epic Quest to Connect the Atlantic and Pacific in the Age of Revolutions_!
#twitterstorians@UNHCOLA