Welcome to the blog spot for the graduate level course at Georgia College & State University on historical methods and interpretations. We'll be postings our comments here on various topics related to history and the historical method.
Next week, we begin our study of research materials available through the library. We'll be working through several exercises together. Let's discuss any questions you might have about the resources we study here on the blog.
posted by Dr. Deborah Vess @ 6:24 PM
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I am a Professor of History and Interdisciplinary Studies at Georgia College & State University. I am currently the Co-Coordinator of the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning and am heading into my tenth year at GCSU, the longest time I have been in any one place. I am originally from Texas and have been in Georgia as a faculty member for 14 years, 5 in Atlanta. Now somewhere along the line I got heavily into educational technology. First it was the Internet, then authoring my own world civ programs, and now, well, there's the iPod. My speciality is actually medieval monasticism and the intellectual and cultural history of the Middle Ages. I also often write on modern religious issues.
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