Congratuations to our Spring 2012 Graduates!
For the degree of Master of Arts in Historical Resource Managment
| David Dixon | Scott Pearson |
| Martin Sabin | Sean Sorensen |
For the degree of Bachelor of Arts in History
| Lori Barber | Raeann Blakeslee |
| William Cunningham | Aaron Dietz |
| Howard Fletcher | David Harrington |
| Corry Hatch | James Hoge |
| Lisa Holbrook | Jennifer Kirwan |
| John Larsen | Caitlin Long |
| Jeffrey Mayers | Trenton Miller |
| Laura North | Jennifer Poulson |
| Daniel Read | Trich Van Wagner |
| Jonathon Zierke | Jennevieve Zimmerly |
For a History Minor
| Juan Alvarez | Cody Bloom |
| Gary Tetz | KC Harding |
| Jaclyn Jackson | Tiffany Liddell |
| Katie Strand | Nicholas Tranmer |
For the degree of Secondary Education History Major
| Kristopher Boatman | Curtis Brown |
| Anthony Cade | Jonathan Cederberg |
| Michael Christensen | Travis Hobson |
| James Hoge | Adam Hope |
| Jeremy Plothow | Jennifer Poulson |
| Amber Serr | Eric Strand |
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Idaho State University's Committee for the Study of Violence, Conflict, and War in Society presents:
From Molly Pitcher to Antiwar GIs: How War Has Shaped American Gender Roles
Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Rendezvous 315
Reception immediately following the lecture
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The History Department mourns the loss of one of our own. Monica Rose Corsini, a major in History and French, died at home in American Falls on March 3 at the age of 24. The department extends its deepest sympathies to her family. The Idaho State University Flag will be lowered to half-staff on Friday, March 9, 2012, the day of her memorial service.
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Congratulations to Dr. Erika Kuhlman whose latest book was just released! Renowned historian Jay Winter writes in his review, "This is a pathbreaking study, filling a major gap in our understanding of the way the wounds of war were inscribed on women's lives for decades after the Great War. Essential reading for all those drawn in increasing numbers to the Ur-catastrophe of the 20th century."
http://nyupress.org/books/book-details.aspx?bookid=5594
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Arts and Letters scholarships are available for the 2012/2013 school year!
http://www.isu.edu/scholar/forms/LoscalzoApp.pdf
http://www.isu.edu/scholar/forms/HolladayApp.pdf
http://www.isu.edu/scholar/forms/TotokiApp.pdf
Apply by March 23, 2012
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41st annual Frank Church Symposium on International Affairs
February 29th- March 2nd
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Congratulations to Allan Christelow, whose new book has arrived: Algerians without Borders: The Making of a Global Frontier Society (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2012).
http://www.upf.com/book.asp?id=CHRISS10
This is an important contribution to the broader field, but also to the ongoing production of our department. Well done!
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Congratulations to our Fall 2011 Graduates!
Bachelor of Arts
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Secondary Ed History Major
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History Minor
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Secondary Ed History Minor
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Dr. Ryan Jones publishes article in Environmental History
The October 2011 issue of Environmental History features an article by Dr. Ryan Jones from the ISU History Department. Environmental History is the leading journal in the world for his field of research.
Read the article here:
A ‘Havock Made among Them’: Animals, Empire, and Extinction in the Russian North Pacific, 1741–1810
(Full-text access available on the ISU campus, or by logging in to the Library website with ISU Id.)
Harvest Your Potential Series presents: "Careers for Liberal Arts Majors"
Date: October 18 and 19
Time: 12:10-12:45
Location: Rendevous A and B
Harvest Your Potential
Dr. Hatzenbuehler to present at Lewis and Clark meeting
Date: Saturday, October 1, 2011
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Location: Idaho Museum of Natural History,
Pocatello, Idaho.
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation Idaho Chapter
Congratulations to our Spring and Summer 2011 Graduates!
The History Department faculty and staff congratulate all our students who are graduating after the spring semester.
Master of Arts in Historical Resources Management
- Nikolaus Sterbentz
- Michelle Winmill
Bachelor of Arts
- Michael Allen
- Adam Aullman
- Poncho Caldwell
- Nancy Chapin
- Genevieve Cox
- Christenna Davies
- Donald Ferguson
- Christopher Potter
- Jennifer Poulson
- Adam Staker
- Tyrell Teeter
- Erica Wendt-Richardson (Winner, ISU Outstanding Student Award)
- Rosetta Wood
- Tyler Yazzie
History Minor
- Carey Joy Boyce
- Monna Casper
- Jason Enes
- Branden Harrison
- Jake Hendricks
- Samantha Ray Hunn
- Nicholas Hyde
- Robert Nance
- Suzanne Pickering
- Jeremy Rapp
- Angela Saunders
Department of History Welcomes Leading Historian of Mormon Women
Congratulations to our December 2010 Graduates!
The History Department faculty and staff congratulate all our students who are graduating after the fall semester. We will acknowledge them at our spring commencement ceremony in May.
Master of Arts in Historical Resources Management
- Robert E. Hibberd
Bachelor of Arts
- Christopher Avery
- Dana Bell
- Genevieve Cox
- Kyle Palmer
- Suzanna Pickering
- Trich Van Wagner
- Rosetta Wood
History Minor
- Dean Blarer
- Monna Casper
- Scott Larson
- Farid Rushdi
- Clifton Weight