March 2019 - history_ug@lists.qc.cuny.edu

[History undergraduates] Summer courses!
by Julia Sneeringer 26 Mar '19

26 Mar '19

Dear students, Whether you’re looking to knock out some basic requirements or speed up the time to complete your degree, there’s a wide range of courses in History to choose from this summer. Courses are being taught at both the BA and MA level by our crack team of great instructors. Among the offerings are: 101, 102, 103, 104: sections offered during both summer sessions 160: several options to fulfill the global history requirement 190: Writing History, highly recommended for majors or anyone who wants to improve their writing 200-level courses in US, European, and world history 700-level offerings for MA students Various topics at the 300 and 700 level Please consult the department handouts or CUNY First for the full schedule. And remember that courses can fill up, so if you’re interested in a particular class, sign up soon! Best wishes, Julia Sneeringer Summer History Co-ordinator Julia Sneeringer Professor of History Queens College & the CUNY Graduate Center https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/a-social-history-of-early-rock-n-roll-in-germ… <https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/a-social-history-of-early-rock-n-roll-in-germ…> http://journalofmusic.com/focus/why-was-hamburg-perfect-fit-beatles <http://journalofmusic.com/focus/why-was-hamburg-perfect-fit-beatles>

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[History undergraduates] 392W course registration begins today
by Aaron Freundschuh 25 Mar '19

25 Mar '19

Dear History Majors, Departmental pre-registration for colloquium (392W) courses for the Fall 2019 semester begin today. Seats in each section are limited so please register as soon as you've made a selection. You must be a history major, and a junior or senior, to register. All students are required to take a 392W in order to graduate with the major. If you wish to register for these courses, you must do so through the History Department (it is best to come to the department in person but you can also call: 718-997-5350). Please see the attached sheet for course descriptions and feel free to contact any of the professors should you have questions. Best wishes, Prof. Freundschuh

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[History undergraduates] Attention History Majors re: HIST 392W Preregistration
by Kristin Celello 18 Mar '19

18 Mar '19

Dear History Majors, Departmental pre-registration for colloquium (392W) courses for the Fall 2019 semester will begin on Monday March 25 and run through Thursday March 28. You must be a history major and a junior or senior to register. All students are required to take a 392W in order to graduate with the major. If you wish to register for these courses, you must do so through the History Department (it is best to come to the department in person). We have some fantastic courses for the fall (see attached for longer descriptions) * "A Pivotal Decade: The 1970s and America," Prof. Vellon, Tuesdays, 1:40-4:30 * "Alexander the Great," Prof. McDonnell, Tuesdays, 4:30-7:20 * "America in the 1960s," Prof. Giardina, Wednesdays, 3:10-6:00 * "Violence in Medieval Europe," Prof. Billado, Thursdays, 1:40-4:30 Best, Prof. Celello

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[History undergraduates] Summer Internship Program at the New York Historical Society
by Kara M Schlichting 17 Mar '19

17 Mar '19

Dear History Majors- As Director of Internships for the History Department, I write this weekend with another wonderful opportunity for history internships. The New York Historical Society has extended its deadline for summer intern applications. The New-York Historical Society is offering full-time, eight week internships in both our museum and library divisions. From modeling creative exhibition layouts to researching with our curators and educators, college and graduate interns experience unparalleled career development and cultivate fruitful professional relationships. Applicants who are selected to participate in this rewarding yet demanding experience will either be paid a stipend of $3000 or receive academic credit, depending on the intern's school requirements. The spring summer internship program will run June through August (unless otherwise specified), and interns may work up to 280 hours throughout the duration of the program. Upcoming Dates to Know: Internship applications open: Tuesday, February 12th Internship applications close: Deadline extended! Monday, March 25th Internship dates: June-August 2019 If you would like to see more about the numerous internship programs the historical society is recruiting for, please visit:? https://www.nyhistory.org/careers/college-and-graduate-internships As a reminder, the History Department offers credit for history-related internships: The History department offers HIST387, "Internship in History." This course enables history majors to earn a maximum of three credit hours for a faculty-supervised internship directly related to history or the collection and preservation of historical materials. The course combines practical work with supervised, independent academic study. Please feel free to email me or learn more at: https://www.queenscollegehistory.org/opportunities Sincerely, Dr. Schlichting Kara Murphy Schlichting, PhD Assistant Professor Queens College-CUNY, History Department

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[History undergraduates] Spring/Summer Internships at the Skyscraper Museum
by Kara M Schlichting 14 Mar '19

14 Mar '19

Dear History Students- I have a second opportunity to share with you as Director of Internships. The Skyscraper Museum in lower Manhattan is looking for spring/summer interns. Please see the attached call for applications. Again, please keep in mind the opportunity to pair an internship with Hist387, an independent study that allows history students to earn credit hours by combining a history internship with an independent study. https://www.queenscollegehistory.org/opportunities The History department offers HIST387, "Internship in History." This course enables history majors to earn a maximum of three credit hours for a faculty-supervised internship directly related to history or the collection and preservation of historical materials. The course combines practical work with supervised, independent academic study. If you have questions about this internship, feel free to email me or: Carol Willis Director The Skyscraper Museum 39 Battery Pl. New York, NY 10280 ?All the best, Dr. Schlichting Kara Murphy Schlichting, PhD Assistant Professor Queens College-CUNY, History Department ________________________________

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[History undergraduates] Summer Internships -History 387 and the Queens Historical Society
by Kara M Schlichting 14 Mar '19

14 Mar '19

Dear History Majors- Good morning. I am writing as Director of Internships for the History Department with another local internship opportunity. The Queens Historical Society is looking for 2 summer interns. Information is available in the attached call for applications. As a reminder, history students can earn credit for internships: https://www.queenscollegehistory.org/opportunities The History department offers HIST387, "Internship in History." This course enables history majors to earn a maximum of three credit hours for a faculty-supervised internship directly related to history or the collection and preservation of historical materials. The course combines practical work with supervised, independent academic study. I encourage anyone interested in applying to consider earning credit by registering for HIST 387. Please email me if you are interested in earning credits for either this or another internship. I am happy to talk more about internship opportunities. Best, Dr. Schlichting Kara Murphy Schlichting, PhD Assistant Professor Queens College-CUNY, History Department ________________________________ From: Jefferson Mao <jefferson.mao(a)gmail.com> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2019 9:58 AM To: Kara M Schlichting Subject: [EXTERNAL]QHS Summer Internships Hi Kara, Great talking to you last week. I'm CC'ing our Executive Director Branka Duknic and attaching our Summer Internship description. I think we are looking for about 2 interns for the summer. Please circulate among students who might be interested. Thanks much, Jefferson

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[History undergraduates] Opportunity for travel and work abroad
by Katherine Pickering Antonova 07 Mar '19

07 Mar '19

Dear students, Prof. Covington would like you to know about the following InterExchange opportunity, which is open to current students and recent graduates within the past 12 months. This could be a nice way to gain further experience in Ireland upon graduation or over the summer, with the ability to have some income as well. *Work & Travel Ireland* Experience Ireland for a few months or a year, with support from a dedicated team who will help you find seasonal jobs, connect you with other travelers, and smooth your journey. The program includes pre-departure support from the U.S. and orientation meeting in Dublin, with support available throughout your travels. Visa service is included for programs 5 months or less. Join any time during the year. *Read more: *https://www.interexchange.org/travel-abroad/work-travel-ireland /

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[History undergraduates] Wednesday March 6 talk, Karen Stern at QC: "Graffiti and the Forgotten Jews of Antiquity"
by Kristin Celello 04 Mar '19

04 Mar '19

Dear History Students, Please consider attending this exciting talk on Wednesday! The flyer is attached. Best, Prof. Celello

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