On Tuesday, April 2, four History and American Studies graduates will return to campus to talk about graduate school, their careers, and what current students need to do now to start preparing themselves for the job market.Where: Lee Hall 411When: Tuesday, April 2, 6pm
Racini Andres, Admissions Counselor at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York, will be joining with, Jessica Patterson, Assistant Director of Enrollment and Alumni, in Washington, DC on February 21st to host an Open House event and private reception at The Phillips Collection.The event will begin with an information session and alumni panel in the […]
History alum (’94) David Preston’s book was recently featured in a review essay in the William and Mary Quarterly, a leading journal of the colonial and early national period, on the cutting-edge works that have appeared on Iroquois history in the past few years. See the essay at http://oieahc.wm.edu/wmq/Apr12/reviews/WMQ_Apr12_06_review_Countryman.pdf
The following is a reflection by Morgan Mangold on her internship in the Spring of 2012.
Ella Baker, perhaps the civil rights movement’s most effective organizer, learned on her family’s Halifax County farm that local people have the knowledge and the capacity to shape their own lives. This summer, the Ella Baker Interns will work in the 20-county eastern North Carolina “Black Belt” to greatly increase voter education and civic engagement […]
