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Participant name: John Gillis

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EH-50031-04Education Programs: Institutes for Higher Education FacultyAHARethinking America in Global Perspective10/1/2004 - 12/31/2005$163,756.00JohnR.Gillis   AHAWashingtonDC20003-3807USA2004U.S. HistoryInstitutes for Higher Education FacultyEducation Programs16375601637560

A four-week summer institute for twenty-five college teachers to study American history in a world-historical perspective.

EH-50154-07Education Programs: Institutes for Higher Education FacultyAHARethinking America in Global Perspectives10/1/2007 - 12/31/2008$179,423.00JohnR.Gillis   AHAWashingtonDC20003-3807USA2007U.S. HistoryInstitutes for Higher Education FacultyEducation Programs17942301703860

A four-week summer institute for twenty-five college and university teachers to study American history in a world-historical perspective.

In this era of increasing global interaction and interdependence, those concerned with the historical, geographical, and cultural dimensions of America are actively rethinking the geographical and chronological boundaries of their subject of study. A growing body of scholarship now prompts American historians to "look...beyond the official borders of the U.S. and back again." At the same time, world historians have been producing exciting transnational studies that connect America to other world regions. With a view to internationalizing American history at the college level, this institute would bring together teachers and experts for fours weeks at the Library of Congress. Using its unparalleled collections of American and global materials, the participants will explore individual research interests while developing curricular ideas and materials that will encourage students to become better citizens of an America faced with a multitude of global challenges and opportunities.

FA-005779-79Research Programs: Fellowships for University TeachersJohn GillisCourtship and Conjugal Relations in 19th Century Britain9/1/1979 - 9/1/1980$20,000.00John Gillis   Rutgers UniversityNew BrunswickNJ08901-8559USA1979History, GeneralFellowships for University TeachersResearch Programs200000200000

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