Please join members of the History Department, Library, and Administration as the College formally accepts an important and exciting gift of Civil War letters from donors Carolyn and Paul Kelly. Light refreshments will be served. The Kellys have chosen SUNY Geneseo as the “forever home” for their unique collection of …
When Distinguished Professor of History Michael Leroy Oberg launched the Center for Local and Municipal History 2018, he had little experience writing proposals for grants funding. Since then he has submitted several proposals to federal agencies and private foundations and been awarded three grants. A recent proposal, The Gardiner Foundation …
The SUNY Geneseo Department of History is pleased to host this year’s Phi Alpha Theta‘s Western/Central New York annual regional conference. Phil Alpha Theta is an academic honor society for colleges and universities whose mission is to promote the study of History through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication …
It is with great sadness that the History Department shares the news of the passing of Margaret (Meg) Stolee, Assistant Professor Emerita of History, after a long illness. Professor Stolee joined the Geneseo community in 1985, and shared her love of Russian history with generations of students. A committed member …
On Saturday, May 4, the History Department held its annual Honors and Awards Luncheon, in recognition of the academic excellence and civic achievement of our undergraduate students this past year. A number of students were also formally inducted into Phi Alpha Theta, the national honors society for history. Thank you …
The students in our Spring 2017 research seminar “Hacking the Middle Ages” (HIST 302) collaborated on recreating medieval Paris using digital mapping techniques and drawing on the Description de la ville de Paris (1434). Here they team up again to tell us what they learned about digital history, trial and …
