WSUV HISTORY CLUB

The History Club has traditionally been one of the most active clubs
on the WSU Vancouver campus.
We bring events and activities to students and the greater community.
Here is a sampling from previous semesters:

Field Trips Mary Tudor (play) Elizabeth (film) Tour of McMenamin's Kennedy School with Public Historian Tim Hills	Speakers Brigit Farley, "The Return of History and its Meaning for the New Russia" Quintard Taylor, "Blacks in the Portland Vancouver Area during WW II" Sue Armitage, "Jacksonian America: Another Look"
Workshops How to Get into Graduate School Careers for Students of History

The History Club is open to all WSUV students with an interest in history.

There are many reasons to participate in WSUV's History Club:

To meet thoughtful, interesting students like yourself
To get to know your professors and other history scholars better
To learn more about history through informal and stimulating conversations
To gain valuable leadership, networking and organizational experience
To contribute to your campus and community.

History Club Listserves

The best way to stay informed about History Club events is to sign up for one of two History Club E-Mailing Lists:

The History Club Listserv allows you to send and receive e-mail messages to all current club members. You may use your home e-mail account or sign up for a free account in the WSUV Computer Lab (Classroom Building Room 218).

History Club Announcements is maintained by the History Club advisor, Prof. Sue Peabody (546-9647). She will send you an e-mail announcement whenever a history club event is scheduled but you do not have to participate in club meetings and organization. This is a good list for alumni, community members and non-history majors who want to be able to occasionally attend events.

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History Websites

Here are some sites of interest to history students:

H-Net
Complete list of list servers maintained by History Net. Instructions on how to subscribe (and unsubscribe!).
Links to specific listservers' homepages.

Hanover College History WWW Site
Provides primary documents for students and faculty for use in classes and links to other sites.
Strongest in U.S. history but contains interesting material for World Civilization too.

History Resources Web Sites Index
Extremely rich site with links to museum exhibits, specific periods and topics, educational institutions.

Index of Resources for Historians
Links to approximately 2500 historical sites, arranged alphabetically by subject (mostly geographical divisions) and by name.

Library of Congress
American Memory: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library.
Resources to help educators incorporate the collection's primary sources into their curriculum.

Time Page History Links
Links to other history sites, including history departments, document links

University of Virginia Electronic Text Center
Includes a vast array of digitized texts from various periods, mainly literature.

World Wide Web Site For Historians
Links to several dozen sites of interest to historians.