This is the fifteenth in a series of Tuesday re-blogs of my student work from our HIST395 course. Please enjoy these blogs written by Coastal Carolina University students.
This is the second blog by student Morissa Robinson about the importance of oral history.
By Morissa J Robinson I recently worked on a project in one of my history classes that required us to dig up any information we could find on a person assigned to us and write up a biography entry. Easy, right? Well it wasn’t that simple. Some of us had first and last names to […]
via Why Oral History is Important — Journey into Public History
Katie Stringer Clary, PhD 