In the Fall of 2017 Dr. Virginia Summey and Dr. Omar Ali created a course for Lloyd International Honors at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro called “Greensboro: The World Through A City.” The course, intended for first-year students, uses world history as a lens to examine Greensboro history. Over the past five years we have had numerous guest speakers from across the city, as well as collaborations with the Greensboro History Museum.
H-NC seeks to serve North Carolina’s diverse history communities by encouraging interaction and providing an outlet for the exchange of ideas.
The North Carolina Friends Historical Society (NCFHS) sponsors two opportunities for those researching and writing about topics relating to southern Quaker Studies. This year the 2024 Hinshaw Fellowship is offered. The Hinshaw Fellowship provides reimbursement funding for a researcher using the Quaker Archives during the 2024 year. The Poole Writing Award will next be offered in 2025. Please apply and/or share with others you know who might be interested.
“Something in These Hills: The Culture of Family Land in Southern Appalachia”
Dr. John M. Coggeshall, Professor of Anthropology at Clemson University
Sat, May 04
Raleigh
Symposium 2024: Military Units from North Carolina
Annual business meeting and symposium.
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Time & Location
May 04, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Raleigh, 109 E Jones St, Raleigh, NC 27601, USA