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How many of y'all medievalists were prepped to teach not only ancient and medieval europe and/or world but also american history? Modern world? And fill in random upper divisions as needed?
So, ancientist here - My advisor strongly pushed me to TA for medieval and even into early modern europe, because he figured it would be job-market-useful to be able to position myself as being able to each basically anything in Europe in the pre-modern.
Oh good! That's positive. Where did you go?
UNC-Chapel Hill. I have to admit, most of that push came from my (now retired) advisor; I don't know if it was department policy? But UNC has the grads TA pretty much every semester, which *ought* to give everyone broad experience in different courses/teaching styles.
And also, I should add, Egypt/Near East, down through the Romans - although opportunities to do much with that beyond TA/teach survey level stuff was pretty limited.
Oh sure! But even that is helpful.
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