Gillespie Nate  

Name: Nate Gillespie

Company: Shmoop

Job title: Lead Editor, Shmoop History

Areas of expertise: Nate Gillespie is the lead editor for Shmoop History and other content development projects at Shmoop. Gillespie is a Ph.D. candidate (on leave) in US History at Stanford. He received his MA and BA (with distinction and honors) in History from Stanford. Gillespie is the founding director of Stanford History Graduate Memory Project and winner of the Stanford Centennial Award for Outstanding Teaching of undergraduates.

     More free articles by Nate Gillespie

• Hemingway and Fitzgerald [ 27/05/2009 ]
• French and Indian War – the Start of US History [ 27/05/2009 ]
• Poetry Goes Hollywood [ 27/05/2009 ]
• April in the South [ 28/04/2009 ]
• National Poem in Your Pocket Day [ 28/04/2009 ]
• Gatsby at the Crash [ 28/04/2009 ]
• Blasts From The Past [ 28/04/2009 ]
• Obama's Hundred Days [ 28/04/2009 ]
• Tweeting George Orwell [ 18/03/2009 ]
• National Noodles With Peanut Sauce Month? [ 18/03/2009 ]
• Inauguration in March? [ 18/03/2009 ]
• Daylight Savings [ 18/03/2009 ]
• We Are What We Read? [ 13/03/2009 ]
• Black History Month [ 16/02/2009 ]
• American History in Obama’s Inauguration Speech [ 07/02/2009 ]
• President Barack Obama – What Does It Mean? [ 07/02/2009 ]
• Shmoop’s Commentary on Praise Song for the Day: Obama’s Inauguration Poem, by Elizabeth Alexander [ 07/02/2009 ]
• Obama’s Speech: How Does It Stack Up to History? [ 07/02/2009 ]