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Ken Owen Hosts Monthly Podcast on Early American History
Ken Owen Hosts Monthly Podcast on Early American History
Dr. Ken Owen hosts a monthly podcast on subjects relating to early American History. A few subjects covered recently include: “The Constitution,” “Thomas Paine and Common Sense” and “Teaching the U.S. History Survey.” Discover the…
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Hiring issues continue as unemployment rate drops
A U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report found 201,000 Illinoisans left their jobs in August alone. But here in Sangamon County, the unemployment rate went from 5.9% in August to 4.9% the next month. People working in the…
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Historic Environmental Preservation Class Hosts IHPA’s Amy Hathaway
Historic Environmental Preservation Class Hosts IHPA’s Amy Hathaway
In February, 2016, Amy Hathaway, National Register and Survey Specialist for the  Illinois Historic Preservation Agency visited Dr. Devin Hunter’s Graduate Public History course, HIS: 505. Hathaway provided practical and…
Graduate Students Collaborate with Illinois Executive Mansion
Graduate Students Collaborate with Illinois Executive Mansion
Dr. Devin Hunter’s Material Culture class visited the Illinois Executive Mansion on September 16, 2015. The Graduate students are collaborating with the Executive Mansion to accurately identify, classify, analyze, and interpret artifacts…
Dr. Bertaina leads Study Abroad Trip to Rome and Malta, Summer 2017
Dr. Bertaina leads Study Abroad Trip to Rome and Malta, Summer 2017
A group of 15 UIS students recently visited the Ancient Roman Colosseum in Italy as part of a 13-day study abroad trip to Rome and Malta. Students learned about the history of both countries and visited sites, such as The Vatican Museums…
Dr. Peter Shapinsky leads study abroad trip to Japan
Dr. Peter Shapinsky leads study abroad trip to Japan
This past summer, Dr. Peter Shapinsky,  Department Chair and Associate Professor of History, led a group of UIS students to Japan as part of the annual exchange between the University of Illinois, Springfield and the Ashikaga…
UIS Community Event: Master class on Lincoln, Reconstruction, and Civil Rights.
UIS Community Event: Master class on Lincoln, Reconstruction, and Civil Rights.
Dr. Michael Burlingame, Chancellor Naomi Lynn Distinguished Chair in Lincoln Studies, presented a preview of his 2016 Lincoln Legacy Lecture to his master class and the UIS community on April 20th. Dr. Burlingame framed the…
UIS Department of History conducts inaugural History Harvest
UIS Department of History conducts inaugural History Harvest
The Harvest was a great success! See the results, at the online archive and exhibit. On October 22, 2016, students from Dr. Devin Hunter’s undergraduate Public History class and Dr. Ken Owen’s graduate History and Digital Media…
Reaching Stellar: Scholarships helping students soar
Reaching Stellar: Scholarships helping students soar
Edgar Gasca came to UIS because he knew he would be known by his name, not a number. The small campus community was ideal for the first-generation college student. He is studying counseling psychology with hopes of becoming a mental…
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Dr. Michael Burlingame attends commissioning of the U.S.S. Illinois
Dr. Michael Burlingame attends commissioning of the U.S.S. Illinois
Dr. Burlingame, the Chancellor Naomi B. Lynn Distinguished Chair in Lincoln Studies at UIS, attended the commissioning of the U.S.S. Illinois, a new fast-attack submarine. First Lady, Michelle Obama, the boat’s sponsor, spoke at…
UIS Unveils “The Young Lawyer.”
UIS Unveils “The Young Lawyer.”
Today UIS welcomes a new sculpture of a smiling young Lincoln crafted by George Lundeen. History Department faculty members Dr. Holly Kent and Dr. Michael Burlingame helped bring this beautiful sculpture to our campus. Dr. Kent…
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Amanda McConnell
Hometown: Louisville, KentuckyMajor: Exercise ScienceFuture Plans: Attend Physician Assistant school Amanda McConnell chose the University of Illinois Springfield “because the small community allows for connection with professors and…