The Thomas J. Rowland African American History Research Grant provides up to $600 in support of collaborative student/faculty research in fields relating to African American history. Grant funds may be used for supplies and expenses (including travel) incurred during...
Join Us for a Discussion: Ukraine: One Year of War Featuring Panelists: Michelle Kuhl, History – moderator Oksana Katsanivska, Anthropology Jordan Karsten, Anthropology Karl Loewenstein, History Tracy Slagter, Political Science When: Thursday, March 9, 2023...
During May-term 2022, Dr. Karl Loewenstein is leading a study-abroad course to the Czech Republic and Germany to study the Holocaust and the history of the 20th century. The course will focus on one of the worst moments in the history of humankind: the Holocaust. It...
The research grant is intended to fund collaborative student/faculty research in fields relating to African American history during Summer 2022. This opportunity has been provided by former UW Oshkosh History lecturer Dr. Thomas Rowland, and it is aimed to support UWO...
The UW Oshkosh History Club, in partnership with the Women’s Center, Women and Gender Studies Program, Political Science Student Association, American Democracy Project and History Department……. invite you to consider the legacy of Justice Ruth Bader...
Jennifer Depew, Madeline Hass and Nick Metoxen, all recent graduates of UWO, worked with history professor Stephen Kercher on the interactive oral history project that was displayed last year at Polk Library. Community members were invited to “farm dinner...
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