Home Page of Michael Lewis Goldberg University of Washington Bothell Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences Program American Studies Concentration C.V. (academic resumé) Biographical Information Contact Information UW Teaching Links Teaching Links Beyond UW

Autumn 2008:
US Women's History (BIS 463)

Popular and Consumer Culture (BIS 365) (Blackboard only)

Office hours: Thursdays 12-2 and 5-6, and by appointment

OAH Presentation Support Page

UW Teaching Links:

• UWB Library: Links to library hours, circulation info, and electronic reserves for my courses (for reserves, must be an enrolled student and have the password).
• UWB Writing Center: A great place to visit for all parts of the writing process, from brainstorming to revision to assessment.
• UWB Media Center: Key place to go if you plan to do a class presentation with a media componant. Also helpful for generating ideas about types of media you might want to use.
• UW Library Information Gateway: Best starting point for students interested in using the wide array of web-based UW library services (for a good introduction, click the Services for Students link. Note: These pages have been designed especially for UW Seattle students, so some of these resources are only available on the UWS campus.)

Useful Library Information Gateway Links: Historical Research<>Cinema Studies<>English<>Comparative Literature

Teaching Links Beyond UW:

• American Studies Association Crossroads Project: Helpful links to a variety of useful American Studies-related websites and pages; especially recommended for instructors.
• UC Berkeley's Media and Film Reference Page: Data bases, electronic journals, reviews, etc. And of course that overwhelming collection of all things filmic, the Internet Movie Database.
• History MattersWWW Links: History Matters is a very informative site for high school and college teachers of U.S. history. This page is useful for students as well as teachers: It contains over 200 links to a variety of history resources on the web, including the American Social History Project; the National Women's History Project; and many more!
• A Student's Guide to the Study of History: Very smart tips about how to get the most out of a history course.
• Cultural Studies Resources/University of Iowa : Links to a broad variety of cultural studies resources, organized by subject and by cultural institutions. See also the Cultural Studies and Critical Theory Collection and this page from UCSB's remarkable resource, Voice of the Shuttle.
• Disability Studies: Resources: A great place to start looking for information on the newly emergent field of Disability Studies. See also: the Disability Social History Project; and the Crossroads page on Disability Studies in the Humanities
• The Internet Jewish History Sourcebook: Lots of history links, and even a little Klezmer music. Nu, you gotta be studying all of the time?

CONTACT ME:

Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
University of Washington, Bothell
Box 358530
18115 Campus Way NE
Bothell, WA 98011-8246

Phone: (425) 352 5362; (425) 352-5362 (TDD)
FAX: 425) 352 5335
Email: mlg@u.washington.edu

A Note About Forwarded Email, Chain Letters, etc.

Additional UW Links:

• UW Bothell Home Page
• UWB IAS Director's Page
• University of Washington/UW Seattle

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This page is "always" under construction—please give me feedback about added links, features, abandoned links, etc.

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