Tag: HIST 210

Jackson Beckham, Ryan Fike, Wyatt Humphrey, Judah Olson, Sayer Pescosolido, Rylan Rivera, Mikiah Southmayd, Sophia Taylor & Justin Walton

Hearing True Stories: A Bushnell University Listening Lab

What happens when we treat campus memory as both celebration and mirror? Students in HIST 210 present a Listening Lab—mini-exhibits from their podcasts-in-progress on various aspects of Bushnell University’s history. The audience will experience audio clips drawn from the podcasts along with captioned visuals that tell a story about Bushnell’s history. The stories are more complex than nostalgia—change over the years has often come from ordinary people, small decisions, and contested spaces. 

HIST 210 Telling True Stories: Podcasting Studio

Stephen Andes

Goodrich 203

1 – 3 PM

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Benjamin Randol

Mercedes Deiz and Civil Rights in Oregon

While most people think of Civil Rights activists as street protestors and passionate speakers, Mercedes Deiz shows us that effective Civil Rights workers were also enacting change directly in the justice system, which we see through how she broke barriers in the Oregon BAR, defended the rights of African Americans and women as Oregon’s first woman of color circuit court judge, and opened up new opportunities for minority law students and lawyers.

HIST 210 – Historical Methods and Research

Melisa Ortiz Berry

Bushnell History Symposium 1pm – 4pm Bucher Room

Dr. Melisa Ortiz Berry, Celsie Smith, Angel Iheanyi-Igwe, Benjamin Randol, Abigail Askew, Bella Parque, Hannah Scott, Justin Ault, Albert Allen, Amelia Busch, Johnathan James, Leah Schiewe

Race and Gender in Bushnell History

The archives contain old yearbooks that HIST 210 has surveyed to study the history of race and gender at Bushnell University, which will be presented through slides and followed by conversation.

HIST 210 – Historical Methods and Research

Bushnell History Symposium 1:00pm – 4:00pm Bucher Room