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Jason M. Kelly
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New Course: History & the Global Anthropocene
New Course: History & the Global Anthropocene
Blog Posts, TeachingJason KellyJanuary 11, 2016Anthropocene, community engagement, empire, environment, imperialism, industrial revolution, public scholarship, reading list, service learning, social justice, syllabus, teaching Comments
Digital History / Public History (American Historical Association: Getting Started in Digital History Workshop)
Digital History / Public History (American Historical Association: Getting Started in Digital History Workshop)
Blog PostsJason KellyJanuary 7, 2016academia, American Historical Association, digital history, digital humanities, higher education, promotion, public history, tenureComment
Some Thoughts on Disciplinarity and the Anthropocene
Some Thoughts on Disciplinarity and the Anthropocene
Blog Posts, Conferences, PresentationsJason KellyJanuary 3, 2016Anthropocene, drought, earth system, environment, IGBP, International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, Rivers of the Anthropocene, transdisciplinarity, waterComment
The Anthropocene: A Reading List
The Anthropocene: A Reading List
Blog Posts, ResearchJason KellyDecember 25, 2015Anthropocene, bibliography Comments
Stosch, Ghezzi, and an Eighteenth-century Sculpture Restoration
Stosch, Ghezzi, and an Eighteenth-century Sculpture Restoration
Blog Posts, ResearchJason KellyNovember 19, 2015antiquity, archaeology, art, Diogenes, enlightenment, Monte Testaccio, Philipp von Stosch, Pier Leone Ghezzi, restoration, sculpture, settecentoComment
#Twitterstorians: A List
#Twitterstorians: A List
Blog PostsJason KellySeptember 17, 2015digital history, public history, social media, Twitter, twitterstorians Comment
Taxonomies for Big History
Taxonomies for Big History
Blog Posts, TeachingJason KellySeptember 14, 2015big history, biology, classification, evolution, geochronology, geology, geostratigraphy, history of science, Linnaeus, phylogeny, taxonomyComment
Timescales and Big History
Timescales and Big History
TeachingJason KellySeptember 8, 2015big history, deep history, Fernand Braudel, historiography, long duree, timeline, timescaleComment
Some Thoughts on Deep History
Some Thoughts on Deep History
Blog Posts, TeachingJason KellySeptember 1, 2015big history, deep history, historiography, two culturesComment
Rivers of the Anthropocene: Explorations in a Human-Engineered World Storified
Rivers of the Anthropocene: Explorations in a Human-Engineered World Storified
Announcements, Conferences, ResearchJason KellyJune 24, 2015Anthropocene, conference, Newcastle University, Rivers of the Anthropocene, workshopComment
How to Design a Research Project
How to Design a Research Project
Research, TeachingJason KellyJune 12, 2015craft of research, flowchart, press, research designComment
Et in Wobegon Ego
Et in Wobegon Ego
EssayJason KellyMay 24, 2015civil religion, Garrison Keillor, Lake Wobegon, Memorial Day, nationalism, patriotism, warComment
The Mirror of Landscape: A Discussion about the Art of Landscape Painting
The Mirror of Landscape: A Discussion about the Art of Landscape Painting
Announcements, Art, PresentationsJason KellyMay 22, 2015art, art history, conversation, environment, Indianapolis Museum of Art, landscape, paintingComment
Open Access Edition of James Russel's Letters from Rome, 1740-63
Open Access Edition of James Russel's Letters from Rome, 1740-63
Art, ResearchJason KellyMay 14, 2015antiquarian, art history, British history, collecting, correspondence, Grand Tour, Ital, Jacobite, James Russel, london, painting, patronage, Rome, social networksComment
New Course: The History of Evolution and Human Consciousness (Fall 2015)
New Course: The History of Evolution and Human Consciousness (Fall 2015)
Announcements, TeachingJason KellyMay 8, 2015consciousness, course, evolution, evolutionary psychology, neurobiology, neurohtstory, sociobiologyComment
Indiana's SB 101: Freedom to Discriminate
Indiana's SB 101: Freedom to Discriminate
Blog PostsJason KellyMarch 28, 2015civil rights, discrimination, human rights, indiana, legislation, religious freedom, RFRAComment
The Future of the Arts and Humanities Roundtable, 5 March 2015
The Future of the Arts and Humanities Roundtable, 5 March 2015

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PresentationsJason KellyMarch 5, 2015arts, crisis, education, fundraising, future, government, humanities, non-profit, public-private partnershipComment
Visit to Emily Davison's Grave
Visit to Emily Davison's Grave
TravelJason KellyFebruary 11, 2015Comment
New Course on the History of Evolution and Human Consciousness
New Course on the History of Evolution and Human Consciousness
TeachingJason KellyFebruary 8, 2015anthropology, cognition, consciousness, evolution, evolutionary biology, history of science, syllabusComment
Meeting Etiquette for Students: 10 Tips for both School and Work
Meeting Etiquette for Students: 10 Tips for both School and Work
TeachingJason KellyJanuary 28, 2015etiquette, meeting, studentsComment
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