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Sophomore Tutorial

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Sophomore Tutorial serves as an introduction to the methodologies of the concentration and may be satisfied by either HUM 7: Culture in Context in the fall semester or HL 10: Introduction to Cultural Studies in the spring. Both HUM 7 and HL 10 feature a...

Sophomore Advising Forms Due

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Sophomores wishing to concentrate in History & Literature should submit a completed Advising Form for Declaring History and Literature. Upon submitting an application, students will be invited to schedule an academic advising meeting with History &...

Lucyanna Burke

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Thesis Title: "Sin entregar la lengua": Censorship and the Construction of Narrative in the Caso Padilla

What Now: Associate, WilmerHale

In Hist & Lit, I learned to research, analyze, write, and defend. It turns out those are foundational skills for...

Master Class with Kirsten Weld

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In addition to the public lecture, History & Literature concentrators are invited to attend a Master Class with Professor Kirsten Weld. This event is required for sophomores; attendance will be taken and factored into the sophomore tutorial participation...

Tutorials

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Tutorials are the backbone of History & Literature. Taught by members of the Tutorial Board, they bring students together in small groups, with more one-on-one attention as students move through the program. After declaring the concentration in the fall...

Open House for Prospective Concentrators

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Sophomores and first-year students who are considering concentrating in History & Literature are invited to drop by and chat with Peer Advisers, alumni and faculty!

Hist & Lit's Holiday Party

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Join History & Literature faculty and students in welcoming sophomores to the concentration at our annual holiday celebration! New concentrators are invited to pick up their History & Literature t-shirts at the party.

Julia Fine

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Thesis Title: "Civilized Man Cannot Live Without Cooks": Food and Empire in Colonial India

What Now: Ph.D. student in History at Stanford University 

What Next: I’ll let you know in six more years! 

It sounds a little corny, but I still remember when I first...

Fields

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History & Literature encourages students to take courses across a wide variety of departments and disciplines, so concentrators choose a field of study to ensure that their plan of study has coherence and depth. There are seven fields of study in the...

Naomi Coquillon

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Thesis Title: The Changing Face of Black Conservatism, 1890-1930

What Now: Chief, Informal Learning & Experience Design, at the Library of Congress

I use the knowledge of history, skill in textual analysis, and practice in crafting thoughtful questions that...

Mellon Mays Fellowship Info Session

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Hist & Lit, in conjunction with EMR, will be hosting an information and application session for the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship on Tuesday, January 30 from 4-5 pm in Barker 128. The program is accepting applications from sophomores from...