upstate history, women in the city, rethinking public histories, beginning new research. (it’s good to be home.) Advertisements
Author: Monica L. Mercado
Here I am.
Thought it was time to update a few pages around here before taking a break (…run away with me for the summer, let’s … More
Exit Report
This month marks the end of my two-year Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) Postdoctoral Fellowship at Bryn Mawr … More
Black at Bryn Mawr in the News
Black at Bryn Mawr and other campus history projects, including those represented in our NCPH 2016 Working Group “Campus History … More
(Finding) My Archives
Research day at my old stomping grounds, Special Collections Research Center at the University of Chicago; a good reminder to … More
Teaching with Wikipedia
Wiki Ed discusses women and Wikipedia at Bryn Mawr
Black at Bryn Mawr @ Reunion 2016
Image courtesy of Grace Pusey.
Writing Women’s Lives
In January, my public history class welcomed to campus Janice Nimura, author of Daughters of the Samurai: A Journey from East … More
#campushistories #ncph2016
This week I’m in Baltimore for the NCPH annual meeting, “Challenging the Exclusive Past,” co-organizing the working group Campus History … More
Community Day of Learning 2016
For a second year, the Greenfield Digital Center will be supporting history programming for the 2016 Bryn Mawr College Community Day of Learning, In/Visible: … More
