The HGSA Blog has a new March post! Check out “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Historical or Public Health Issue?” by MA student, Samantha Manz.
Update regarding COVID-19 Note from the Chair: The Department of History urges all members of its community—our students, faculty and staff—to be safe and stay safe during this unprecedented time. We are now under a State Executive Order to stay in our homes, but we are all still working toward our common goal of delivering […]
Assistant Professor Andra Chastain’s co-edited book Itineraries of Expertise: Science, Technology, and the Environment in Latin America has come out!
One word that describes me: Curious. I love to learn, and I know many, many useless fun facts because I research things I get curious about. Most memorable experiences at WSU: Probably being a Co-Chair for the V.I.B.E.S. conference, one of the largest student-run conferences that takes months and months of preparation to bring over […]
One word that describes me: “Extrovert.” I really enjoy meeting new people and trying new things. One of the best parts of my job is all the amazing folks I get to work with Coolest/Most Memorable Thing I Did as a Student at WSU: I participated in UREC’s “Pink Gloves Boxing” program and earned my […]