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Laura Hibbler

Laura Hibbler

she/her/hers

Contact:

lhibbler@brandeis.edu

781-736-4656

My Guides

*African and African American Studies (AAAS)

*American History

AAAS /ENG 80A Black Looks: The Promise and Perils of Photography

AAAS 120A: African History in Real Time

AAAS 128b: Contemporary Africa

AAAS 130b: Black Brandeis, Black History

AAAS 131A: African Americans and Health

AAAS 131B: African Women's and Gender Studies

AAAS 155: Hip-Hop History and Culture

AAAS 157a: African American Political Thought

AAAS 159A: Identity Politics in the United States

AAAS 5: Introduction to African and African American Studies

AAAS Senior Capstone

AAAS/HIS 154B: Race, Science, and Society

AAAS/WGS 122A: Carceral Studies

Affordable & Open Educational Resources

AMST 150A: The History of Childhood and Youth in America

AMST 180b: Topics in the History of American Education

Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies

Career Related Resources

Chinese History

CSEM 1A: Composition Seminar

Diversifying Course Content and Pedagogy

ENG/HIST 20A: Violent Resistance: American Political Violence and Its Rhetorics

HIS/HSSP 142A: Health Activism

HIST 113B Crazy Rich Europeans: Wealth and Inequality in Modern History

HIST 115a: Corporate Power and American Capitalism

HIST 119B: The Personal is Political in American History

HIST 125b: Europe in the Global Cold War

HIST 136A: Global Wars and Revolutions in the Eighteenth Century

HIST 140A: A History of Fashion in Europe

HIST 140B: Charity and Poverty in Islamic Societies

HIST 142A: Crime, Deviance, and Confinement in Modern Europe

HIST 153b: Slavery & the American Civil War: #1619

HIST 158B: Social History of the Confederate States of America

HIST 166A History of Crises: Europe's Twentieth Century

HIST 168B: America in the Progressive Era - Primary Sources

HIST 178B: Britain and India: Connected Histories

HIST 186A: The Second World War in Europe

HIST/IGS 180B: Modern India: From Partition to the Present

HIST/SOC 170b: Gender and Sexuality in South Asia

HIST157b: Marginalized Voices and the Writing of History

LaTeX with Overleaf

Library Information for Parents & Families

Library Resources & Services for Undergraduates Doing Fellowships

MKTYP 5: Social Science

Personal Librarians

Recommended Resources Related to Pedagogy and Writing

Resources for Alumni

UWS 34A: Reading and Writing Boston

UWS 67B: Music, Protests, and Social Change of the Sixties

My Subject Specialties

African and African American Studies Asian Studies and Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies History