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The Bible is Dead; Long live the Bible
The Chronicle of Higher Ed has an interesting article from Timothy Beal about the life and death of the Bible. Check it out.
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Paranoid Grad Students
Check out this story in the Chronicle of Higher Ed about paranoia among graduate students. Interesting. Any thoughts? Comments? Questions? Concerns?
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Making Use of H-Net
It’s not an “official” part of graduate school, but it seems as though the Humanities Net (http://h-net.org/) has become an important facet of graduate school life. What is it? H-Net is a series of...
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Getting Connected
Well it’s summer. You’ve put the books down (haha!), you’re spending time with family (who?), and you’re contemplating the depths of frisbee golf or lawn darts. It’s still important to get and stay...
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The American Conservative
The American Conservative has an interesting article on the Civil War 150th event at First Bull Run. (Thanks again to TWOILH for finding this link.)
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Online Education
Ah yes, the proverbial elephant in the Higher Ed room. Check out this article from the Chronicle. What do you, grad members of the CFH, think of online education? For those of us considering the “job...
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Teaching Persona
Here’s an interesting article for those of you out there contemplating teaching as a career. And for some who are in the process of developing your own teaching style.
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On America’s Christian Heritage
Check out Paul Harvey’s review of John Fea’s book *Was America Founded as a Christian Nation*. If you don’t know, now ya know.
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Job Hunt… and Trust
CFH member and OK State grad student Mary Sanders sent over this article from the Chronicle. It highlights a rather tragic story about colleagues competing in the same job market. This is a sensitive...
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Dr. Fea’s Virtual Office Hours – Historical Blogging
Many of you undoubtedly already follow Dr. John Fea’s blog at the Messiah College History Department. His latest “virtual office hours” ask some FAQs about his blog, including the one I really wanted...
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