Love history?
You’re in the right place.
Everyday Historian is where I share what itโs really like to pursue graduate school later in life – balancing research, writing, and real life.
Along the way, I break down big historical ideas into everyday lessons that connect the past to the present – while showing you how you can also turn your love for history into a true career!
As I’m writing this, I’m still at the very beginning of my journey as a historian. And I hope that, by documenting my journey and sharing what I learn as a learn it, I can help you enrich your life in some way. Cheers to us!
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If You Want to Go to Grad School, Go to More Seminars
When I first started looking into getting my master’s, it had been more than 13 years since I’d completed my undergraduate, and 8 years since I’d completed my teaching certification program. I get that some women are worried about feeling “too old” to go back to school, or that it might be “too late” for…
Which Describes You?
Becoming a Historian?
Me too. And as I gain education, experience, and expertise in all of the areas, best believe I’ll be sharing everything I learn here with you. From choosing where to go for grad school, to picking a specialty to study, to work-life balance as a married student in her late 30s, to actually figuring out what a career as a historian looks like.
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If you’re already considering grad school, and especially if you’ve done some preliminary research, then you know how big of a deal it is.
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