'Living History"
Daniel Gidick History honor student as reenactor - be it Civil War, or Rev War.
Dean Amy McCandless and graduates
at the fall SHA conference
Call for Papers!
"Global Religious Exchanges"
Boston College Conference
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UNC Graduate History Forum...
Dr. Bernard Powers, Professor of History, guest speaker at Drayton Hall . His address was " Ways of Remembering: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Richmond Bowens, 1908-1998."
Annual Graduate Research Poster
Entries for 2009:
Rachel Allen: A Violent Redemption: Charleston’s Own Civil War in the Gubernatorial Election of 1876
Hillary Lentz: The King of England’s Sickness: A Description of the English Sweat and an Analytical Discussion of its Origin and Treatment during the Reign of Three Tudor Monarchs
Angela Dembiczak: The Axe, the Noose and the Fire: What Forms of Execution during the English Peasants’ Uprising of 1381
Kate Jenkins: School Desegregation in Charleston County
Neal Polhemus: Natural Disasters and Disastrous Politics: Rebuilding Charleston’s Fortifications 1752-1756
Entries 2008:
Otis Pickett
Title: We Are Marching to Zion
Advisor: Dr. Scott Poole
Mary Jo Fairchild
Title: Representing Slavery in the Lowcounty: Increasing Visibilty through Interpretation
Advisor: Dr. Bernard Powers
Brian Bertoti Graduate History Conference
UNESCO’s Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project
The AHA Resources for History Graduate Students
