#BearsMakeHistory
This course invites students to be part of telling and shaping the history of Ursinus College through digital history projects.
What we’re doing
In this course, students collaboratively design, pitch, construct, and publicly disseminate digital group projects based on materials from the Ursinusiana Archive. Guest speakers share their own experience with digital/public history and provide feedback on the students’ work in progress. Projects launch at the end of the semester and ultimately will be part of the College’s 2019-2020 sesquicentennial celebrations.
Linked Inquiry in English and History
Co-taught by English and History faculty and cross-listed in both departments, this course fulfills the Linked Inquiry requirement in the Core Curriculum.
Entrepreneurship in the Humanities
This course is part of the IMPACT curriculum supported by the U-Imagine Center for Integrative and Entrepreneurial Studies. It is co-taught by faculty from the History and English Departments, including Lori Daggar (History), Kara McShane (English), and Susanna Throop (History).
Check out student digital history projects and learn more about Ursinus’s history.
