Beyond history: Using primary sources in interdisciplinary teaching and research
Dr. Stanley Arnold from Northern Illinois University leads a discussion on the intersection between sports, race, and civil rights, offering insights into how these fields influence each other through the lens of AM's major resource, The Olympic Movement: Sport, Global Politics and Identity.
Hear examples of how teaching faculty utilise primary source collections and materials for interdisciplinary scholarship in the classroom and in their research.
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Speaking at AM's Reimagining Primary Sources symposium, Lewis Goode, University of Bristol graduate, and Foster Duckworth, University of North Carolina, Charlotte graduate, share perspectives on the skills developed through digital primary source research and their application beyond undergraduate study.
Thursday 21 May | 10am CT | 11am ET | 4pm BST
Hear from Bryony Dixon, Curator of Silent Film at the British Film Institute, alongside AM’s Alice Hone and Joe Young‑Perez, as they explore how audiovisual primary sources support critical thinking and enable interdisciplinary research.