Helen Thoreau’s Anti-Slavery Scrapbook Robert A. Gross Draper Professor of Early American History, University of Connecticut Tuesday, January 26, 2010 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. Chandler 102 2010 Phi Beta Kappa Lecture Sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa; the Department of English, Linguistics, and Communication; the Department of History and American Studies; and the Simpson Chair in English
Dr. Karin Wulf , author of Not all Wives: Women of Colonial Philadelphia (Cornell, 2000) and Associate Professor of History at the College of William and Mary, will present a talk on “Gender, Genealogy, and the Colonial Americas” as part of the ongoing Women’s History Month schedule of guest speakers and events. The talk will […]
In celebration of Women’s History Monthy, a panel discussion featuring: Mary Helen Dellinger, ’90, Senior Vice President of Collections and Exhibitions, Fredericksurg Area Museum and Cultural Center Rebecca Erbelding, ’03, Archivist, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Heidi Ashton Yoon, ’95, Assistant Director for the Office of Program Development, School of International Service, American University Christine […]
UWM History Grads Talk about Their Careers and Finding Jobs after College On Tuesday, February 17, four former UMW history majors came back to campus to talk to current students about their career paths and how best to prepare yourself for the job market. Our guests were Nina Besser, who works in the Office of […]
A meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 13 (5:00 pm, Monroe 201) to share the department’s syllabus and framework for this spring semester’s History 485. We’ll introduce the assignments involved, including the research proposal, literature review, and research paper as well as the end-of-semester symposium. Valuable advice for how to succeed in the History […]
