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Senior Planet: Get Social with Lifelong Learning
History Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz discusses the benefits of lifelong learning with AARP's Senior Planet.
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The Conversation: Calling deaths ‘preventable’ can obscure barriers to health care access and shift blame to individuals
Senior Lecturer of History Zachary Schulz discusses the language of preventability in health care for The Conversation.
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Auburn History helps tell the stories of September 11
From Opelika to New York, Auburn historians are supporting the mission to never forget the September 11 tragedy.
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The Progressive Magazine: The South’s Oral Health Crisis Is a Matter of Policy Choice
Public health historian and Senior Lecturer of History Zachary Schulz discusses oral health in the Deep South for The Progressive Magazine.
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Black News & Views: Fame and riches are no match for the Black maternal health crisis
History Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz discusses structural determinants of maternal health for NABJ Black News & Views.
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Auburn professor wins best European medical history book award
The European Association for the History of Medicine and Health chose Associate Professor Heidi Hausse’s book, “The Malleable Body” for its top award.
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The Washington Post: At Alabama plantation, families of enslavers and enslaved strike a deal
The Washington Post covers the "Out of Whole Cloth" exhibit created by Auburn Professors Robert Finkel and Elijah Gaddis.
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Medscape: Managing Infections and Expectations With Cystic Fibrosis
History Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz, who specializes in medical and health humanities, discusses health care challenges around cystic fibrosis diagnoses for Medscape.
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DAME Magazine: The Danger in Filling Out “Organ Inventory” Forms
Public health historian and Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz discusses the implications of "organ inventories" for DAME Magazine.
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The Power of Place: Reflecting on a Summer in Rome
Johnathon Keller, a doctoral student in the Department of History, lived in his research this summer by studying abroad in Rome, Italy.
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Architecture, History faculty awarded Auburn Creed Grant for historic preservation pilot
Two Auburn University faculty members are testing Alabama’s first Historic Preservation academic program to research disappearing Rosenwald Schools.
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Forbes: Court Ruling Brings Medical Debt Back to Credit Reports—Here’s How to Keep It From Ruining Your Finances
History Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz discusses a recent ruling that keeps unpaid medical debts visible on credit scores.
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#GINNing Podcast: Second-Hand Information
Meet Peden Jones. The mechanical engineering graduate research assistant really has a grasp on the mechanics of 3D printing, recently lending a proverbial hand to the College of Liberal Arts to recreate a 500-year-old prosthetic limb.
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Auburn professors collaborate on emancipation exhibition
Graphic Design Associate Professor Robert Finkel teamed up with History Associate Professor Elijah Gaddis to create an exhibition that traced the stories of emancipated families in Harpersville, Ala.
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All roads lead to Rome: Reflections on an archival seminar
Johnathon Keller, a doctoral student in the Department of History, reflects on his month in Rome, Italy, researching abroad at the Vatican and Rome’s national libraries.