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Sarah Calhoun

she/her/hers

R&I Librarian for Humanities and Digital Scholarship

Sarah Calhoun

she/her/hers

Contact:

Email: scalhoun@carleton.edu

Phone: 507-222-5305

My Guides

Asian Studies, Languages and Literatures

ASST 285: Mapping Japan, the Real and the Imagined

Carleton College Archives: General Information

CCST 180: Crossing Borders: Global Contexts of Migration and Immigration

CHIN 240: Chinese Cinema in Translation

Data / DH Drop-In

DGAH 110: Hacking the Humanities

Digital Arts and Humanities (DGAH)

ENTS 110: Environment and Society

European Studies

EUST 110: The Power of Place: Memory and Counter-Memory in the European City

EUST 249.00 The European Union from Constitution to Crisis

HIST 100: Confucius and His Critics

HIST 100: Exploration, Science, and Empire

HIST 100: Food and Public Health: Why the Brits Embraced White Bread

HIST 100: Trials in Early America

HIST 100.06 Immigration, Conversion, and Cultural Change in Early England and Ireland

HIST 111: Uncharted Waters: The History of Society and the Sea

HIST 116: Intro to Indigenous Histories, 1887-present

HIST 122.00 U.S. Women's History to 1877

HIST 123: U.S. Women's History Since 1877

HIST 124: History of the City in the United States

HIST 139: Foundations of Modern Europe

HIST 143: Modern Italy in the Mediterranean World

HIST 158: Cold War in East Asia

HIST 200: Historians for Hire

HIST 201: Rome Program: Building Power and Piety in Medieval Italy, CE 300-1150

HIST 203: American Indian Education

HIST 205: American Environmental History

HIST 208 : The Atlantic World

HIST 211: Revolts and Resistance in Early America

HIST 212: The Era of the American Revolution

HIST 213: Politics and Protest in the New Nation

HIST 226: U.S. Consumer Culture

HIST 242: Communism, Cold War, Collapse: Russia Since Stalin

HIST 243: The Peasants Are Revolting!

HIST 245.00: Ireland: Land, Conflict and Memory

HIST 251: Japan and Europe: Worlds Apart?

HIST 252: Social Movements in Modern China

HIST 259: Women in South Asia: Histories, Narratives, and Representations

HIST 262: Borders Drawn in Blood: The Partition of Modern India

HIST 262: Public Health: History, Policy, and Practice

HIST 263: Plagues of Empire

HIST 272: Music and Movement in Atlantic World History

HIST 287: From Alchemy to the Atom Bomb

HIST 298: Junior Colloquium

HIST 301: Indigenous Histories at Carleton

HIST 302: Creatures and Cultures: The History of Animals and Society

HIST 306/ENTS 307: American Wilderness & Wilderness Field Study

HIST 308: American Cities and Nature

HIST 315: America's Founding

HIST 316: Presenting America's Founding

HIST 320: The Progressive Era?

HIST 335: Finding Ireland's Past

HIST 338: Digital History, Public Heritage & Deep Mapping

HIST 341: The Russian Revolution and its Global Legacies

HIST 346: The Holocaust

HIST 347: The Global Cold War

HIST 360: Muslims and Modernity

Historical Government Documents

History Research Guide

IDSC 258: Consensus or Contentious? Controversies in Science Then and Now

Indigenous Studies

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My Subject Specialties

Asian Languages & Literature Asian Studies Digital Arts and Humanities East Asian Studies European Studies History South Asian Studies