I am a graduate of the University of Minnesota Morris (2013; Political Science & History) and University of Minnesota Law School (2019). My scholarship is divided between (1) Midwest history and literature, (2) law and mental illness, and (3) “neurolaw.”
As an award-winning historian, I’ve had the honor of crossing the paths of so many great people — including Vice President Walter F. Mondale’s.
In addition to presenting on these topics at more than a dozen conferences, I am a recipient of the Humphrey School’s Mondale Research Fellowship (2013), a Springboard for the Arts Hinge Arts Residency (2016), and a Minnesota Historical Society Legacy Research Fellowship (2017). My work has appeared in Minnesota History, Rain Taxi Review, MinnPost, Popshot Magazine, and elsewhere.
Lastly, as a student at the University of Minnesota, I served as chairman of the Student Senate (2012) and two terms as a student representative to the Board of Regents (2012-13; Chair , 2017-18). Of these experiences, I am most-proud of pushing the University to publicly support same-sex marriage (its most-controversial stand since opposing the Vietnam War). Additionally, I am also a member of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, serving in many capacities including one term on its State Executive Committee (2012-2014). Since August 2016 I have served as the DFL Party Historian.
Highlights:
- My article on “Senator Allan Spear and the Minnesota Human Rights Act” received Minnesota History‘s 2016 Solon J. Buck Award for “Best Article of the Year.”
- I am the creator of Giraffes Drawn By People Who Should Not Be Drawing Giraffes, a high-brow conceptual art project and/or absurdist conversation starter (depending on who you ask). It’s been recognized by both The Huffington Post and way too many people I’ve run into at parties.
- In 2018, after Ilhan Omar decided to run for U.S. Congress, I was one of several candidates who ran for her open District 60B State House seat in the DFL Primary.
- In 2019, I ran to serve as a Regent of the University of Minnesota. Although the Regent Candidate Advisory Committee recommended me to the legislature’s Joint Higher Education Committee, I was not selected.
Curriculum Vitae (CV): [Email me]
Email: JoshuaPPreston [at] Gmail [dot] com
Twitter: @JPPreston
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