Lecture by Dr. Devin Pettigrew on “Weapon Technology, Hunting Success, and the Search for Modern Behavior in Our Species” on 10/15 @ 5:00 and Paleo Skills Workshop on 10/16 @ 1:00.
Lecture by Dr. Devin Pettigrew on “Weapon Technology, Hunting Success, and the Search for Modern Behavior in Our Species” on 10/15 @ 5:00 and Paleo Skills Workshop on 10/16 @ 1:00.
Join us to explore the different career paths of history degree holders. Come listen to how their history degree has helped them in their professional careers!
Lunch, Learn & Link Event #1 | Open Forum: Historians React to Current Events | Wednesday, September 15, 2021 / 12:00-1:00 | In-Person and via Zoom
The UTC Department of History is pleased to announce its Fall 2021 Lunch, Learn & Link Series and Phi Alpha Theta meeting. Save the dates, and look out for more information on these and additional events!
The History Department cordially invites you to our next Lunch, Learn & Link on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, 12:00-1:00. Two guest speakers who graduated from UTC with a history degree will share with us how their history degree has helped them professionally.
The UTC Department of History is excited to launch a new poster campaign that highlights the many places a history degree can take you.
The Department of History will be offering a range of interesting classes in the Spring of 2021. Many of those classes relate to the curricular theme adopted for the semester, which is The Struggle for Racial Justice and Equality.
Congratulations to the 2020 student recipients of History Department Scholarships! Learn more about their reasons for choosing history.
Noah Allen-Darden, 2020 recipient of the Ethel Chapin Morgan Scholarship, on why he chose to major in history.
Maggie Stegall, 2020 recipient of the UTC History Department Scholarship, for excellent performance in history courses, on why she chose to major in history.
Blake Hurst, 2020 recipient of the Dr. William H. Masterson Memorial Scholarship, for excellent performance in history and humanities courses, on why he chose to major in history.
Sophie Barton, 2020 recipient of the Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger Scholarship for excellent performance in American history courses, on why she chose to major in history.
