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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
Below is a brief summary of professional activities and honors. For
more detailed information on my dissertation,
education, Manhattan
Project web site, other publications and
presentations, other research interests,
or teaching experience, please
see the separate pages for each listed to your left and above.
 | Glenn T. Seaborg Fellow in Nuclear History, Department of Energy
(2001-2002)
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| Dean's Fellow, Temple University (2000-2001)
 | taught two courses on "War and Society"
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| Wachman Prize for the Outstanding Graduate Student in U.S. Diplomatic
History, Temple University (2000)
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| Conwell Fellow, Temple University (1999-2000)
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| Kramer Prize for the Outstanding Graduate Student in American History,
Temple University (1998)
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| Computer Consultant, Temple University Center for the Study of Force and
Diplomacy (1997-2002)
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| Executive Coordinator, Temple University Center for the Study of Force and
Diplomacy (1997-1998)
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responsibilities included grant applications,
administration, and arranging the Center's 1998 Annual Lecture (former
National Security Advisor Anthony Lake on "The Future of
NATO")
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| History Department Computer Consultant, Temple University (1995-2001)
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responsibilities included creation and
maintenance of the departmental
web site and assistance to faculty in the use of computers in
teaching (through course web pages, CD-ROMs, and other
means)
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Conwell Fellow, Temple University (1995-1998)
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| Phi Beta Kappa, University of Florida (1994)
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Professional Affiliations
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Organization of American Historians (1996-) |
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Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
(1996-)
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Society for Military History (1996-)
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Society for the History of Technology (1996-) |
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