Emeritus Professor David Gedalecia is featured in an article highlighting his contributions to the University of Chicago’s Folk Fest. “Where Fun Goes to Jam: UChicago’s Chapter in American Folk” discusses the interesting history of the festival and its changes over the years. Read more here: http://chicagomaroon.com/2016/02/08/where-fun-goes-to-jam-uchicagos-chapter-in-american-folk/
Dr. King, Associate Professor of History, will present a talk based on his new book, “Whose Harlem Is This, Anyway?” published by New York University Press, and named a 2015 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book. Reception to follow. Free and open to the public. When: Thursday, February 11th, 2016 from 6:00-7:30PM Where: Lean Lecture in Wishart… Read More
History Open House
First and second year students: Want to know more about studying History at the College of Wooster? Considering a History major, or double major? Come to the History Department Open House this Tuesday 2/2 at 4pm in Kauke 038. Refreshments provided!
Spring 2016 I-Seminar Presentations
The I-Seminar Lunch series brings together seniors from across campus exploring Independent Study research around themes of diversity and inclusion. The talks are short and informal – with plenty of time for questions from the audience – and include a delicious (free) lunch. This spring the series features the work of several History majors. Thursday,… Read More
In the 2015 spring semester, I received Copeland Grant money to take a summer trip to the Shenandoah River Valley in Virginia in order to conduct research for my Senior Independent Study. I wrote my Junior I.S. in the spring as a prospectus that would lay the foundation for my senior thesis. This was a… Read More
History Dept. Info Session On Spring 2016 Courses
Tuesday, October 27th 11 AM in Lowry 119 Thinking of taking a History class in the spring? Not sure which class is right for you? Come meet professors and learn more about spring course offerings! Refreshments will be provided.
Wooster In Israel and Palestine – Winter Break 2015-16
There is still time for students to apply to this half-credit study and travel program, which focuses on understanding the Israel-Palestine conflict. Interested students are advised to submit an application as soon as possible, since travel arrangements need to be made by the end of September. For detailed information and a copy of the information… Read More
As everyone begins coming back to campus, we would like to invite you to please join us for our annual history department fall picnic! Both history majors and non-majors are welcome! Food, drink, and fun will be provided. When: Friday, September 11th from 4:30-6:30 PM Where: Bornhuetter Pavilion
Cafe Hayden
Did you know that Hayden Schilling has taught at The College of Wooster for a third of the school’s history? The history department invites you to join us for Cafe Hayden, in which we will hear about the life and times of Professor Hayden Schilling from the man himself. Light refreshments will be served at the… Read More