Wednesday May 8, 2019 4-6:50PM

Life After Grad School: Social Sciences Edition

Laura Scudder Conference Room, Roosevelt Hall 121

In this workshop, you will hear from a recent alum of the MA War and Society program about life after grad school. Topics covered will include how to sustain work long term and how to maintain motivation.

Andrew Harman, MA War and Society Graduate 2016

Andrew Harman was born and raised in Orange, California and graduated Chapman University with a Bachelor of Arts in History, with a Political Science Minor in 2015.  One year later he was the first student to graduate with a Master of Arts in the newly formed War and Society program. 

While attending Chapman University, Andrew worked in the Leatherby Libraries with the Special Collections and Archives Department where he learned the skills of archival processing, arrangement and description while continuing historical publication.  He now works as the Archivist for the Center for American War Letters Archives and the Huell Howser Archives and California’s Gold Exhibit in the Leatherby Libraries. 

Andrew has had several articles and papers published ranging from the American Civil Rights Movement to a sailor’s experience in the Second World War, and most recently published a chapter on President Andrew Johnson in Hatred of America’s Presidents: Personal Attacks on the White House from Washington to Trump.