Category Archives: Undergraduate Work in History

Lower State Funding for Higher Education = Higher Tuition

Posted on March 16, 2012 by briansandberg

State governments in the United States continue to slash funding for “public” higher education. For a generation, states have been gradually gutting public funding for state universities, shifting the costs of college education to students, who must pay higher  tuition … Continue reading →

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Facing History Positions Available

Posted on March 12, 2012 by briansandberg

Facing History, an educational organization preparing teachers to teach history in public schools, has two positions open in its Chicago office. Program Associate (M.A. degree preferred): full-time job Development Assistant (B.A. degree required): full-time job To apply, see the Facing … Continue reading →

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