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Lincoln Mullen

@lincolnmullen.com
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Historian of American religion at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media and George Mason University. lincolnmullen.com rrchnm.org

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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 26/08/2024
We had a full house for @rrchnm.bsky.social's first day of the academic year. Over fifty students, staff, and faculty are a part of RRCHNM.
People at RRCHNM's all staff meeting
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 10/05/2024
Congratulations to Dr. Kristofer Stinson, who graduated with his PhD today for his amazing (and amazingly well-written) dissertation, "Shadows and Solid Things: Religion and Archaeology in the Atlantic World."
Kris Stinson and Lincoln Mullen
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 09/04/2024
A group of RRCHNMers looking cool in their shades, and staring up at the sky for some reason.
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 03/03/2024
What kind of monster covers up beautiful hardwood with carpet?
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 23/02/2024
Here's @abbymullen.bsky.social's *To Fix a National Character* in the JHUP catalog, with some great blurbs. www.press.jhu.edu/books/title/...
Book blurb
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 05/02/2024
One of the things we do well at @rrchnm.bsky.social is share our knowledge among our team members. Here is an action shot of @bbukovich.bsky.social, our community engagement coordinator, teaching our all staff meeting about digital personas.
Woman speaking at a lectern
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 29/01/2024
Here is the cover to @abbymullen.bsky.social's new book, coming out soon from Johns Hopkins University Press.
Cover from To Fix a National Character
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 29/01/2024
First day of training for several new RAs on the Religious Ecologies project at @rrchnm.bsky.social. They are working on turning the 1926 Census of Religious Bodies into a dataset.
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 09/01/2024
Here is what happens when I let my children in my office even for three minutes.
Whiteboard drawing
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 29/12/2023
Congratulations to my colleague Jessica Otis, whose book is out just before the start of the new year!
By the Numbers
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 14/11/2023
My colleague @jasonheppler.org has a new book coming out, *Silicon Valley and the Environmental Inequalities of High-Tech Urbanism*, from the University of Oklahoma Press. www.oupress.com/978080619374...
Cover of "Silicon Valley and the Environmental Inequalities of High-Tech Urbanism"
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 28/10/2023
Middle infield is definitely the right position for my little guy, currently playing shortstop.
Kids baseball game.
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 30/09/2023
Know thyself.
A Corvette
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 12/09/2023
Found by one of the RAs on the Religious Ecologies project, someone wrote this on the bottom of a 1926 Census of Religious Bodies schedule: "Am in especially good humor or would not have filled this out."
Annotation on a census schedule
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 10/09/2023
A fiddle leaf fig is the newest member of the RRCHNM family.
A fiddle leaf fig
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 08/09/2023
Happy for my colleague Jessica Otis, whose book "By the Numbers: Numeracy, Religion, and the Quantitative Transformation of Early Modern England" is coming out from OUP soon. global.oup.com/academic/pro...
Cover of By the Numbers
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 08/09/2023
Pour one out for my ThinkStation, purchased nine years ago, on which I did all of my computational history at the beginning of my time at RRCHNM. It has been retired from active service for some time now, and here it is being wiped to start a second but still noble phase of life as a backup server.
A Lenovo ThinkStation
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 30/08/2023
About twenty people at RRCHNM and GMU's history department gathered for our first spatial/data working group of the academic year. Need a wider lens: couldn't fit everyone in, and some were remote. It's a good group sharpening one another's skills and encouraging one another's work.
The spatial/data working group at RRCHNM
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 24/08/2023
Twelve years ago this little girl was born and I became a father.
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 24/08/2023
The Green Tunnel is a podcast about the history of the Appalachian Trail. Here are some of the students who have learned a lot working on the podcast. They work alongside our professional historians and podcasters and learn the trade while contributing to the podcast. www.gmu.edu/news/2023-08...
Some of the team for the Green Tunnel podcast
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 22/08/2023
Some of our new and returning grad students at RRCHNM having lunch together. (There's a nice grove of trees right outside our building.)
Grad students at RRCHNM having lunch
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 21/08/2023
Today was the first day of the academic year at RRCHNM. If you don’t work there every day (and even if you do) it can be hard to know how many folks are a part of the center. We are about sixty people, including students, staff, and faculty. Here is my list from our opening session.
A list of the kinds of people working at RRCHNM
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 11/08/2023
Here are the teeth marks from the mice that lived in my office during our COVID exile, chewing on my award from the NEH. Sic transit gloria mundi etc etc etc.
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Lincoln Mullen @lincolnmullen.com · 03/08/2023
Packing up all my office books to move … to the other side of the wall.
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