Academic Creativity and Excellence Day
The semi-annual research colloquium at Bushnell founded by Dr. Tim Bergquist.
Two Views of the Pacific Northwest: from a Native Perspective and an Immigrant Perspective
I will be presenting a unique personal view of Oregon’s history through the eyes of two people: a native American and an immigrant.
HIST 240
Kevin Hatfield
A201
2:40 – 3 PM
The History of the Impact of the Jesuits
A look at the development and impact of the Jesuit beliefs and ideas on the Christian faith and history.
HIST 499, Senior Capstone
Steve Goetz
Banquet Room
1 – 3 PM
Oral History Interview of Calapooyan Indian
This presentation is an oral interview of a Calapooyan Indian tribe member. This presentation will go into the background and history to see where the tribe has come from in the past 50 years and how they were treated.
HIST 240
Kevin Hatfield
A201
1:20 – 1:40 PM
East Meets Pacific Northwest
A relation of an interview of a Creswell couple, an American man and a Japanese woman, on their experiences in the Pacific Northwest.
HIST 240
Kevin Hatfield
A201
1 – 1:20 PM
History of the Klamath Indians
This presentation will be about the history of the Klamath Indians and how it relates to the topics that are discussed in the class.
HIST 240
Kevin Hatfield
A201
3 – 3:20 PM
Mattie and Sam Reynolds
An interview with Lyllye Porter about the history of her family. The Reynolds were the third black family to immigrate to Eugene.
HIST 240
Kevin Hatfield
A201
3:20 – 3:40 PM
America in the Middle East during the Cold War and What it Means Today
My project will focus on America’s involvement in the Middle East during the Cold War and how that has affected events today.
HIST 499, Senior Capstone
Steven Goetz
L203A
2 – 2:30 PM