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Course Description With the recent 2016 presidential election in mind, this course uses the history of American presidential elections to examine how gender has shaped campaign issues and outcomes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Presidential candidates throughout US history have used gendered rhetoric as a campaign strategy to appeal to voters; at different moments... Continue Reading →
Instructor Information Instructor: Dr. Sarah King Email: sking14@binghamton.edu Course Information Description This course will introduce students to digital history. We will begin by exploring digital history’s relationship to public history and digital humanities, and how historians use and create digital history. We will also consider digital history in historical context through readings that examine how... Continue Reading →
