DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY - College Of Liberal Arts
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSMark YourCalendar:Sept. 15th(Fri.) page 5ConstitutionDayOct. 5th(Thurs.) page 3DepartmentReceptionOct. 25th(Wed.) page 4Purdue HistoryForumJean-PierreDormoisApril 12th(Thurs.)Spring Banquet(details tba) Message from the Department Head Welcome back. I hope that you had an enjoyable summer. We have an exciting yearahead of us, just as it should be at Purdue. On October 5, the department will hosta fall reception for all undergraduate and graduate students and faculty. It will beheld in the Anniversary Room of the Purdue Memorial Union.I invite you to attend, renew acquaintances, visit with friends andfaculty, and enjoy the food. (page 3)On October 25 Jean-Pierre Dormois, Professor of History at MarcBloch Université in Strasbourg, will present the annual lecture forthe Purdue History Forum. Professor Dormois will speak on“The Americanization of French Society.” (page 4)Phi Alpha Theta and the History Organization have busyagendas. I urge you to join both. Phi Alpha Theta will againpublish its student edited, peer-reviewed journal, The PurdueHistorian: An Undergraduate History Journal. For submission ofmanuscripts contact Phi Alpha Theta President, Brittney Smith,smith586@purdue.edu.The department will hire two assistant professors this year. Their areas ofspecialization will be Latino/a history and American Legal Culture with the ability toteach U.S. constitutional history. I will be able to tell you the results of the search inour spring newsletter. Both positions will enable thedepartment to strengthen its undergraduatecurriculum.Work hard and enjoy the year. If I can be of service,please do not hesitate to ask.Doug HurtDepartment HeadNEW FACULTY — 2006Three Faculty Hires last spring:Jennifer L. Foray (Ph.D., Columbia University, 2006) European EmpireCaroline E. Janney (Ph.D., University of Virginia, 2005) U.S. Women/GenderDawn M. Riggs (Ph.D., University of California — Riverside, 2003) Native American New appointments — congratulations to Professors:John J. Contreni — Dean College of Liberal ArtsSusan Curtis — Associate Dean Interdisciplinary Programs and EngagementFACULTY RECRUITMENT — 2007Two additional Faculty in the Specialty Areas of: U.S. Legal/Constitutional History Nineteenth-Century Latino/a History(page 1)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006We will be needingVOLUNTEERSthoughout the year!Study Abroad2007Consider:History Department ReceptionOctober 5thSPRING BREAK&SUMMERPurdue History Forum—2006October 25thUpcoming Spring LecturesTRAVEL - while you study!Spring 2007 — tbaSpring Banquet - 2007Keep up on details for each course.History International ProgramsWatch for CALLOUTS!!!April 12thYour participation as greeters, ushers, andcoordinators helps each function run smoothly.Thank you in advance for representing thedepartment in such a fine manner.Department of History website:http://www.cla.purdue.edu/historyContact history@purdue.edu with questions.TRAVEL with HISTORYSpring Break 2007:Travel to Munich & Greece with Dr. Gordon Young & Dr. Gordon Mork (HIST 102I, HIST 104I, and HIST 590M)[pages 6 & 7]Summer Maymester 2007:Travel to Egypt with Dr. Gordon Young (HIST 492) [pages 8 & 9]Travel to China with Dr. Sally Hastings (HIST 240 and HIST 590) [details tba]Summer 2007:Travel to Strasbourg, France with Dr. Will Gray (HIST 302G) [details tba]OPPORTUNITIES Review pages 11—14 for internships, job postings, and other opportunitiesPhi Alpha Theta contact: Brittney Smith (smith586@purdue.edu) & Dr. Frank Lambert, advisorHistory Organization contact: Josh DeLong (jdelong@purdue.edu) & Dr. Melinda Zook, advisorDepartment of History website: http://www.cla.purdue.edu/history(page 2)Events
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006History Undergraduate Students are encouraged to attend the History Department Receptionon October 5th. The reception offers you the opportunity to meet the History faculty, staffand graduate students while you mingle with fellow undergraduates. Hope to see you there.(page 3)
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006CONSTITUTION DAY 2006Purdue University’s Constitution Day CelebrationSeptember 15, 2006 — Friday9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Stewart Center Room 302 — 306Coordinated by: James F. Ackerman Center for Democratic Citizenship, College of EducationWebsite on Constitution Day Events: http://www.purdue.edu/constitution-day/Thirty-nine of the 55 Delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the UnitedStates Constitution on September 17, 1787. The Congress, by joint resolution, hasdesignated September 17th as “Citizenship Day” and the week beginning September17th and ending September 23rd of each year as “Constitution Week”. Public Law108-477 contained in the recent Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2005 states that“each educational institution that receives Federal funds for a fiscal year shall hold aneducational program on the United States Constitution on September 17 of such yearfor the students served by the educational institution.”INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS — HISTORYTravel internationally to study History. The department is expanding its programs for studentand faculty exchanges and study abroad courses. Stay tuned for updates by viewing theDepartment of History International Programs web pages. As the programs develop postingswill be linked. Listings for 2007 are noted on page 2 of the newsletter.Professor Whitney Walton, International Programs ory/InternationalPrograms.htmHONORS PROGRAM — HISTORYConsider becoming a part of the Department of History Honors Program.Professor Robert May, Honors Program DirectorPostings will be made available rsProgramMain.htmStay connected with department activities for the yearby checking the EVENTS page on our /EventsMain.htm(page 5)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006[page 1 of 2 — Spring Break Trip to Munich & Greece](page 6)
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006[page 1 of 2 — Summer Maymester Trip to Egypt](page 8)
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006The Department of History is proud of our students’ accomplishments.Award recipients in attendance at the Spring Banquet on April 6th were honored.We hope you will be a part of our spring gathering in 2007.Outstanding Senior - Brian P. SandersSenior Graduating with Excellence - Rebecca K. WhistlerStover Undergraduate Scholarship - Todd R. AllenStudy Abroad Scholarship - Matthew J. KramerWaltmann Award - Brittney N. SmithSuperior AchievementCertificateBrian William BaumerAnthony Ryan BlackburnLucille Lannan BradleyDavid Alexander BrienzaMargaret Elizabeth ByrnesBrian P. CurrieElizabeth Anne DahlmannWesley Adam FergusonKatherine Lynn FrickTroy Erik HerendeenAllison Elizabeth HornerTroy Timothy HuberJeffrey David LambertCraig Lewis LongJamie Lynn MillsCollin David Mitchell-FlynnGriffin William MulcaheyChristopher Russell PlappertRebecca Gale RayStephen Paul SaraMatthew Evan SchwertfegerMatthew Stanley SimsDavid Michael TeallPeter Joseph Van HoweSamantha Jo VaughnAndrew Shigeru WilsonAchievement CertificateDavid Andrew AndersonBenjamin Robert BantaStacy Ellen BaylessLynda Marie BeckhamAndrew Phillip BerndtMegan Leigh BeverEdward Allen BrandtKristine Lynn Orth BrewerTracy Michelle BridgeBrittnee Starr BurtonBrandon Joseph CiarloRichard Alan Collins, Jr.Courtney Ann CoopriderJoshua Joel CootsChristopher Alan CrawfordKatherine Renee DarrahMatthew Thomas DeruntzJonathan Vincent ElkinsMichael Robert EndressGreg Wayne EnterlineJerold Andrew EvrardDavid Somerset FitzsimonsJordan Michael GleasonKristina Marie GlitheroAshley Rene GoddardEdward John Grattan IIMegan Irene HartBradley Paul HawkinsBrian Elliott HillChristopher Forrest HonsTodd Michael HopfingerBenjamin Franklin HowlandKara Lee HuffBarbara Amber JonesJonathan A. JonesKaralee Donna KoontzLaura Kristine Korabiak(page 10)Christopher Matthew LazoPeter Gregory LeeRachael Lindsey-GumbusDaniel Clark LudingtonDavid Ryan MarcumBrian Terry MasonErin Rebekah MaysRyan Thomas Mc CarthyAshley Nichole Mc LaughlinTiffani Renee MilnerLaura Arlyne Dittmar MummertRachel Ann NicholsThomas Francis PadgettDaniel William PattersonDaniel Allen PerryMatthew David PhelpsRyan William PoppeAmber Nicole PuckettJessica Rose RagonLauren Shelley RawlinsBrian L. RiehmanEric Lee RobertsonLauren Ashley RochaKyle Ross SaubertDavid Alan Scherer, Jr.Paula Frances SchmidtChristina Anne SchoweAndrew Michael SchummerPatrick Thomas SharpeMelanie Joy SimsDaniel Earl SwartBryan Lewis UyheljiRachael Andrea WardRebecca Kathleen WhistlerJennifer Lynn Stinson WilsonMatthew Kent Zinkil
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006STUDENT OPPORTUNITIESPostings will be made available on the website as they are received.Be sure to check regularly.Student Position — Part-timePurdue University — Department of Engineering Education(page 11)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006INTERNSHIPS Many sites offer internships annually.Review individual websites for details.Internship flyers will be posted on the History website as mailings are received.Research these positions early and get those applications submitted.[page 1 of 3 — Internship with Government](page 12)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006Internship at Harry S. Truman Presidential Library — Liberty, MissouriContact: Dr. R. Douglas Hurt doughurt@purdue.edu765-494-4123[page 2 of 3 — Internship with Government](page 13)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYUndergraduate Newsletter — Fall 2006Discovery ParkUndergraduate Research Internship ProgramIt pairs undergraduate students with researchers. Deadline for this yearwas August 25th. If you have questions about the program contact AmyChildress, intern Coordinator at childres@purdue.edu.[page 3 of 3 — Internship with Government](page 14)
Summer Maymester 2007: Travel to Egypt with Dr. Gordon Young (HIST 492) [pages 8 & 9] Travel to China with Dr. Sally Hastings (HIST 240 and HIST 590) [details tba] Summer 2007: Travel to Strasbourg, France with Dr. Will Gray (HIST 302G) [details tba] Review pages 11—
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History Curriculum Overview Context of the department Ks3 All students in Key Stage 3 study history. Students are taught 4 lessons over the fortnight. All seven members of the History Department teach at least some Key Stage 3 history. Many members of the history department have additional responsibilities. Mr T. Best is the Head of Department .
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