Davor ebner biography of michael

  • The department funds the printing and provides a faculty advisor, currently Michael Ebner, an assistant professor.
  • Denis Čabrić, the bassist of the rock band Regina, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina with the song Bistra Voda in Moscow in 2009, died 49 years-old.
  • Davor Mondom – Co-Editor-in-Chief.
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    From Maxwell Perspective...

    The journal Chronos celebrates the best of undergraduate scholarship in the field of history — as judged by undergraduates themselves.


    Chronoseditors (from left) Davor Mondom, Max Lewis, and Ashlie Daubert outside the History Department office

    Max Lewis, a junior from Ann Arbor, Michigan,  can cite no concrete reason he volunteered to help edit his department's undergraduate journal. He's not padding his transcript; there are no plans for a PhD or the professoriate. He just really likes history.

    "I found it interesting just to read other people's writing, and see how different people do it," he says. ". . . Sometimes you read something and you go, 'Wow. This is amazing. I can't believe this person goes to the same school as me.'" Other times, he says . . . well, not so much.

    History is the rare department (the only at Maxwell) that sponsors a scholarly journal for undergraduates. It's called Chronos. The department funds the printing and provides a faculty advisor, currently Michael Ebner, an assistant professor. Ebner's impact, though, is intentionally restrained - help fire up the machinery each year, provide introductory advice on the process of peer review, and remain available in case questions or problems arise.

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