It is my great pleasure to announce that Andrew Seal will be joining us today as our newest regular blogger. Along with Ray Haberski, Andrew will be blogging on Fridays. Readers of this blog will already be acquainted with Andrew, who recently completed an excellent extended guest blogging gig with us. Andrew is a PhD candidate in American Studies at Yale University and is currently working on a dissertation tentatively titled “Exporting the Common Man: Midwestern Intellectuals and Global Power, 1910-1960.” (You can find out more about him and his project at the Meet the Bloggers link on the right.)
Andrew tells us that he’s “especially interested in blogging on both current trends and forgotten legacies in US intellectual history, toggling between recovery projects and analyses of recently published scholarship and criticism.”
Please join me in welcoming him to the blog!
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This makes me happy. Welcome aboard, Andrew.
Great news for the blog! A very hearty welcome, Andrew!
Outstanding! Yet another great, new voice to the blog. I am very happy to be one part of the Friday duo.
Have found much to think about in your guest posts, and am now looking forward to your “regular” posts!
This is fantastic! Welcome on board!
Welcome aboard, Andrew!
Welcome, Andrew, fantastic news.