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David R. Haus <hausd@my.husson.edu> Husson University Policy History topics Policy history analysis/discussion of current economic crisis and historical insights Discussion of urban/rural conflict in the 1920s and 1930s Media policy |
| Address: | School of Science and Humanities 117 Beardsley Meeting House 1 College Circle Bangor, Maine 04401 United States |
| Primary Phone: | 207-941-7124 |
| List Affiliations: | List Editor for H-Policy Former Review Editor for H-Policy Web Editor for H-Policy |
| Interests: | American History / Studies Asian History / Studies Communication History of Science, Medicine, and Technology Holocaust, Genocide, and Memory Studies Latin American and Caribbean History / Studies Literature Local History Political History / Studies Political Science Women, Gender, and Sexuality |
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Bio: Academic Degrees Ph.D. History, Bowling Green State University , 2006 Dissertation Title – “Expertise at War: The National Association of Broadcasters, the National Committee on Education by Radio, Congress and the Battle for American Radio” Advisors: Leigh Ann Wheeler and Donald G. Nieman M.A. American Culture Studies, Bowling Green State University B.A. American Studies, Pennsylvania State University Major Fields Ph. D.: 20th Century U.S. Policy, Gender, and Media M.A.: Colonial America, American Revolution, and Early American Republic; Popular Culture; American Literature Minor Fields Latin America (especially transnational cultural flows); Modern Japan (especially nationalism, technology, and foreign policy) Conference Participation National • Journal of Policy History National Conference, “Radio is an Extension of the Home: Protecting Private Space from Public Vulgarity 1930-1934,” May 2008 • Journal of Policy History National Conference, “The Noble Experiment: The FRC, the NAB, the NCER and Educational Radio,” May 2002 • Social Impact of Policy in History Conference, Program Director and Webmaster, November 2001 • Popular Culture Association/ American Culture Association National Conference “The Panopticon of The Shadow in American Popular Culture: A Study in Crime, History, and Media,” April 2001 • Popular Culture Association/ American Culture Association National Conference presenting “The End of the Experiment: the Death of Educational Radio,” April 2000 • Popular Culture Association/ American Culture Association National Conference presenting “Jean Shepherd, Sublimity, and Storytelling: The Radio Years,” April 1999 Regional Meetings • Far West Popular Culture Association / American Culture Association “Make Haste Slowly: Reassessing the Payne Fund’s Role in Radio Reform,” January 2008 • Ohio Academy of History, “The Ohio World History Standards, K-12.” panel moderator and presenter, April 2004 • Far West Popular Culture Association / American Culture Association “Sayonara Home Run: Besuboru, National Identity, and Unequal Treaties in Japan,” February 2001 • Southern American Studies Association Conference presenting “Jean Shepherd’s Haven of Bliss: Memory, Nostalgia, Environment and the Middle America of Jean Shepherd,” February 1999 • Great Lakes American Studies Association Annual Conference presenting “The Industrial Sublime: The America of Jean Shepherd,” March 1998 Courses Taught Undergraduate Courses: Early World Civilizations, Modern World Civilization, Early America to 1877, U.S. since 1877, World War II, Representative Personalities of the 20th Century, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Senior Research Seminar (capstone course), Japanese nationalism and foreign policy 1863-1945, The African American experience in the 20th century, The New Deal, The First New Deal, Sports and Labor in the 20th Century United States, World War II: The American Homefront Graduate Courses: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era Online Courses Developed Undergraduate Courses: Early World Civilizations, Modern World Civilization, Early America to 1877, U.S. since 1877, World War II, Representative Personalities of the 20th Century, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Praxis II Social Studies Content Exam Review Workshop Graduate Courses: Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Problems—19th Century America, Problems—20th Century America, Historiography, Selected Topics—the New Deal Other Qualifications: Developed and marketing a national online review courses for the Praxis II Social Studies content exam, the TX regent's exam, the NY regent's exam, and the MI regent's exam. Certified Quality Matters reviewer Current Research Articles • “Radio is an Extension of the Home: Protecting Private Space from Public Vulgarity, 1930-1934” • “The Panopticon of The Shadow: How Radio’s Mystery Man Rendered Urban Spaces Safe” "Looking ahead and Teaching in Reverse: Reverse Chronology Teaching at the Survey Level" Books Radio is an Extension of the Home: Gender, Expertise, Identity and the Battle for American Radio (manuscript proposal) |
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