Thanks @unbcresearch for enabling @unbcHistory
students to research and engage in experiential learning at North Pacific Cannery @EventsNPC. An article about the course @NorthernView "Prince Rupert and Port Edward an anchor point for UNBC history course" https://t.co/haksLJgXNC
@UNBC_NHSS History talk sponsored by @unbc archives. "This Never-Ending Treadmill:" Axel Wenner-Gren's British Columbia Project, 1956-61 by Frank Leonard. February 27. https://t.co/IWByEHkPPE
@UNBC_NHSS History talk sponsored by @unbc archives. "This Never-Ending Treadmill:" Axel Wenner-Gren's British Columbia Project, 1956-61 by Frank Leonard. February 27. https://t.co/IWByEHkPPE
@unbcHistory@UNBC_NHSS History Honours major, Emilio Caputo, is one of 6 research ambassadors who will celebrate the innovative research carried out @unbc and enhance research culture on campus.
https://t.co/VmbAwDh94h
Buenos Aires grew from 178,000 to 1.6 million people between 1869 and 1914. Read all about immigration, neighborhoods, and urban history in my new blog post. https://t.co/XjHMmddoBp
My book -- To Belong in Buenos Aires -- is now out. Stanford has a 30% off sale right now and until January 14! According to Worldcat, it is already in 6 libraries! https://t.co/rKlUBQPomj
My new article about experiential learning and public history. Thanks to the @unbc_ctlt, the North Pacific Cannery, and @unbchistory for your support! https://t.co/TeA88mzdBD