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MA Public History Alum Hannah Scruggs Headed to Harvard University Doctoral Program
MA Public History Alum Hannah Scruggs started the African and African American Studies doctoral program at Harvard University in Fall 2022.
Dr. Gwynn Thayer to Teach Oral History
Dr. Gwynn Thayer, Associate Head and Chief Curator of NC State’s Special Collections Research Center and Faculty Affiliate in the History Department, will teach HI 533: Theory and Practice of Oral History in Spring 2023.
MA Student Jim Wrenn Instrumental in Award Supporting Documentary on Black Environmental Activism in North Carolina
Jim Wrenn is a History MA student and serves as vice president of The Phoenix Historical Society: African American History of Edgecombe County, a non-profit organization founded to “to recover, record, and promote the history of African Americans in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
Public History PhD Student, Mandy Paige-Lovingood, Talks Turquerie
Public History PhD student, Mandy Paige-Lovingood, received two grants which will enable her to pursue her research on Turquerie in Europe and Asia.
Public History Alum to Enter Doctoral Program at William and Mary
In the fall of 2022, Masters of Public History graduate Andre Taylor '20, will begin the doctoral program in American Studies at the College of William and Mary.
Public History Doctoral Graduate Accepts Postdoctoral Research Position in Digital History
Public History Doctoral Graduate Petros Apostolopoulos accepted an appointment as Postdoctoral Researcher at the Luxembourg Center for Contemporary and Digital History at the University of Luxembourg.
History MA Alum, Alexi Henderson ’22 Wins Best Masters Thesis Award
Alexi Henderson was awarded the 2022 NC State Humanities & Social Sciences Award for the Best Masters Thesis
Meet our Outstanding Spring and Summer 2022 Graduates
Read all about our outstanding Public History and History MA and Public History PhD 2022 graduates!
Students and Faculty Celebrate Alumnus James Sorrell at History Department Reception
Reception held to thank History alumnus James Sorrell for his generous bequest to the Public History program.
Public History PhD Student, Matthew Champagne, Takes Top Prize at 2022 Graduate Student Research Symposium
We are proud to announce that Public History PhD student, Matthew Champagne, was the College of Humanities and Social Sciences first place winner at the 15th Annual Graduate Student Research Symposium.