Had a delightful conversation led by @hagannn93 for the @ProvidenceCol podcast. Leading the way was Class of 2021 @PC_AMS Senior (and my collaborator) Daniel Rooney. Daniel received a 2019 @EngageAtPC summer research grant, and I'm so delighted to be a small part of his research.
Design. Your. Own. Concentration.
The History Major and Minor now offer students a wider range of concentrations with greater flexibility.
Learn more about our newly redesigned History Major at https://t.co/SEwZg8Vv6X
Next Wednesday (3/18) our friends at @PC_AMS will host Britt Rusert, Associate Professor at UMass Amherst, for a lecture entitled "W.E.B. Du Bois's Infographics: Visualizing Black America." Stop by Ruane 105 at 12:30pm for this interesting talk!
You won't want to miss this talk by Dr. Orquiza, where he will discuss his forthcoming book "Taste of Control: Food and the Filipino Colonial Mentality Under American Rule." Join us on Feb. 28th at 4pm in the Center at Moore Hall for Filipino food and a historical discussion!
Congratulations to Dr. @tedandrews510 ’01 of the @PCHistoryDept, the first alumnus to win PC’s Accinno Teaching Award.
Submit your nomination for the next Accinno Award winner by Friday, Dec. 6: https://t.co/BSXB445LPG
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Proud to announce $250K in federal funds for @provlib@RIHistory partnership project to preserve RI’s rich history by digitizing historic newspapers & more. @NEHgov@librarycongress
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Today in 1969: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon (and inspired this lunchbox).
Having this lunchbox may have made you the coolest kid in the lunchroom in 1969. In 2019, it helps us explore how a historic event was represented in material culture. #Apollo50
The Graduate History Program Director, Dr. Jeff Johnson was interviewed for the PC Faculty Author Series. Check out the video where he discusses his work “The 1916 Preparedness Day Bombing: Anarchy and Terrorism in Progressive Era America.” https://t.co/0lZKfbIjJn
Read about Russell Franks, librarian for special and archival collections since 2008 — and click through to see some examples of his #infrared#photography. https://t.co/6yzgFDkITg
Excellent to see @ClubPhil_PC's Russ Franks featured in this piece. He's always a student favorite in my Public History course and he's such an interesting guy: he was a helicopter pilot turned archivist! https://t.co/o1JISLsiNU
Postcards like this one raised awareness and money for the National American Woman Suffrage Association.
This made argument that women could clean and order their homes, they could clean and order society. #19thAt100#BecauseOfHerStory
The department that plays together stays together! Our incredibly talented faculty formed a musical ensemble to celebrate Dr. Ray Sickinger's dedicated service as department chair. The Ray Sickinger Tribute Band impressively covered "In My Life" by The Beatles.
It’s that time of year again! Please join us in celebrating the hard work of our two seniors by attending the AMS Forum! This will be held on Thursday April 25th at 5pm in Harkins LL13. All are welcomed and encouraged to join!
Join us on Thursday, April 25, for @PC_AMS Senior Forum. We are proud to announce that two of our talented seniors, Annie Lucatuorto & Emma Reilly, will be discussing Democracy and Popular Politics in the Early
American Republic. The forum starts at 5pm in Harkins LL13.
@providencecol National Treasure: #FriarsGive helps American Studies students gain access to some of our country’s treasures through trips to historic sites, museums, archives and more!