News and Features

In this interview, Dr. Kent Peacock shares with us his experiences working as an Academic Advisor, Instructor, and Dual Enrollment Associate of General Studies Coordinator at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La.

An interview with Dena Reddick about her current work experiences as an employee of the Department of Elder Affairs.

An interview with Mallory McGovern about her Virtual Student Federal Service internship with EducationUSA.

An interview of FSU History alumnus Lee Morrison by Kiri Raber in which he is discussing his experiences in graduate school.

An interview with Megan Groninger, PhD candidate in British history, who is working with Dr. Chuck Upchurch. She is investigating ways in which British women in the early to mid-19th century used motherhood as a site from which to argue for social and political change and how this changes how we view the early women’s movement. In 2021, Megan was the graduate student representative on the executive council of the North American Conference of British Studies (NACBS), the premier academic organization for British studies in the U.S. and Canada.

In this article, Dr. Stephanie Laffer talks about her career since gaining her PhD from FSU History in 2010. Dr. Laffer describes how the different skills, tools, and knowledge gained in the graduate program at FSU have helped her with every facet of her career. Currently she is a customer support training manager for Promethean, an educational technology company.

An interview with Emily Lu and Danielle Wirsansky, PhD students, about the play "Kokonron" that they put on during FSU's School of Theatre's Spring Fringe Festival.

An interview with Caroline Hackett who has been doing fieldwork in France during the winter and spring of 2022. Caroline is in the third year of her PhD, working on the relationship between gender and property in southern France during and after the French Revolution.

An interview with Annalia Buchanan, Cecilia Malley, FSU first-year students, and Dr. Annika Culver about working together on a UROP project. Cecilia and Annalia are helping Dr. Annika Culver with the research for her book on Ms. Masako Hachisuka, the grand-niece of the last shogun of Japan.

A tribute to Dr. Rodney Anderson (1938-2022).