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HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:
2008-Finalist for the Distinguished Faculty Award for
Excellence in Teaching. Palomar College, San Marcos,
CA.
2006-
Presenter at the National Council of the Social Studies
annual conference. Topic: A Delicate balance
Between Choice and Force: Nation Building in US
History. Washington, D.C.
2006-
Finalist for the Distinguished Faculty Award for
Excellence in Teaching. Palomar College, San Marcos,
CA.
2004-
Presenter for the Teaching American History Grant (US
Department of Education) for the Broward County School
System. Topic: Teaching About the Japanese American
Internment. Fort Lauderdale, FL.
2003-
Recipient of the American Red Cross Check, Call,
Care Award for organizing and teaching RedCross
First-Aid and Infant-Child-Adult CPR and AED.
Madison/Marshall County Chapter, Huntsville, AL.
2002-
Presenter at the Texas Library Association’s annual
conference. Topic: Technology Showcase-
Internet
Resources for Teaching U.S. History.
Dallas, TX.
2001-
Presenter at the National Council of the Social Studies
annual conference. Topic: Using Geography and
the Internet to Teach Social Justice. Washington,
D.C.
2001-
Presenter at the Florida Council of the Social Studies
annual conference. Topics: Use of the Internet for
Teaching World Geography, Primary Source Analysis and
American Government. Tampa, FL.
2000- Guest lecturer for
Horticulture 601 at Purdue University. Topic:
Presentation Technology for
Graduate
Student Work. Purdue University, West Lafayette,
IN.
2000- Presenter at the Alabama Association of Independent Schools
Conference. Title: Presentation Technology
in the Real World- Hands on Applications for Technology
in the Classroom. Randolph School, Huntsville, AL.
1994- Member of Phi Alpha Theta International Honor
Society in History. Beta Kappa chapter, San Diego State
University, San Diego, CA.
PUBLICATIONS:
Estes, Matthew and Ann Brady. “The
History Research Project: A Social Studies Teacher and
School Librarian Reflect on the Power of
Collaboration.” Library Media Connection. 23:4
(January 2005).
Estes, Matthew Toshiaki.
Review of Henry Sugimoto: Painting an American
Experience by Kristine Kim.
Journal of the West,
42:4 (Fall, 2003), University of Kansas at Manhattan.
_____. “Topic Exploration: Japanese American
Internment.” American History. ABC-Clio Schools
Subscription Web Sites, (November 21, 2002), <http://www.americanhistory.abc-clio.com>,
ABC-Clio Schools, Santa Barbara, California.
_____. Review of
Jewel of the Desert: Japanese American Internment at
Topaz by Sandra C. Taylor.
Great Plains Research:
Center for Great Plains Studies, University of Nebraska,
4:1 (August, 1994), Lincoln, Nebraska.
Estes,
Matthew T. and Donald H. “Letters From Camp: Poston the
First Year,” Journal of the West, 38:2 (April,
1999), University of Kansas at Manhattan.
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“Hot Enough
to Melt Iron: The Experience of San Diego’s Nikkei -
1942 to 1945,” Journal of San Diego History, 44:1
(Winter/Spring, 1997), San Diego, California.
Estes,
Donald H. and Matthew T.
“Further and Further Away: The
Relocation of San Diego’s Nikkei
Community - 1942,” Journal of San Diego History: The
War Comes to San Diego, 40:1 (Spring-Summer, 1993),
San Diego, California.
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