People of Caledon Program at Caledon State Park – “Life of the Enslaved” (Sat., 10/19)
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Lecture: Iraqi Ambassador Lukman Faily (Wed, Jan. 28)
This Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 7 pm in Monroe 346, UMW will host a lecture by Ambassador Lukman Faily, the Iraqi Ambassador to the United States. The ambassador’s lecture, entitled “Challenges of Iraqi Foreign Policy, Status and Prospective,” will outline the new Iraqi government’s approach to foreign policy. Ambassador Faily will focus on Iraq-U.S. relations […]
Event (9/24): Ferguson in Historical Context
Women’s and Gender Studies and the Department of History and American Studies present: Ferguson in Historical Context Wednesday September 24 7-9pm Monroe 210 Dr. Jess Rigelhaupt, Dr. Will Mackintosh, and Dr. Claudine Ferrell will provide some historical background to the recent events in Ferguson, Missouri followed by a discussion with the audience […]
Film & Discussion: “An Ordinary Hero” – Monday 2/5
“An Ordinary Hero” recounts the life of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, an unlikely advocate and activist for racial desegregation. Join Joan Mulholland, one of the Freedom Riders, and the film’s director, Loki Mulholland, as they share her amazing and inspirational life story. Monday, February 3rd at 7 pm Room 411, Lee Hall This event is free […]
Brown Bag Lunch: Student Internships (10/21)
Have you ever wondered what kinds of internships you can get as a History or American Studies major? What the application process is like? What activities and projects can internships offer? Come to the department’s Brown Bag Lunch and hear four History and American Studies majors talk about their summer internships and get all of […]
