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The History Graduate Association book sale will be on Monday, November 17 from 9am to 2pm in front of Chávez (across from Engineering). #booksale #Tucson #uazhistory

Grad students, apply to present at the 2025 AZ Undergraduate History Research Symposium, April 25-26 at @uarizona. Deadline is March 20! Students can present historical research on any world region, any period, or any topic. #HistorySymposium #ProspectingThePast #UArizona

Had a (pumpkin) spiced up night of decorating and creativity! #Halloween #pumpkins instagram.com/p/DBmkrr2uNDX/

Season’s Greetings from HGA. May you have a wonderful end to your semester and a delightful holiday! For #throwbackthursday, here is a throwback to our Holiday Party of 2021. Great times were had and wonderful memories were made.

Season's Greetings, fellow grads! Looking to unwind during finals? Well then, come on down to Chavez Room 422 (the fishbowl) for a history grad holiday get-together on December 11th at 4 pm!

Adam Donaldson, Graduate Program Coordinator & Lecturer in the Department of History, University of Arizona, is by training a historian of the Greco-Roman Mediterranean, specializing in the Roman Republic.

The History Graduate Association, Phi Alpha Theta, and The History Club will be hosting another book sale this Friday, November 17th, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Andrew Wickersham at wickershama@arizona.edu. See you then!

Are you interested in learning about how humans have interacted with the varied environments of the Middle East? Then, enroll in Dr. Alexander Schweig's online HIST/MENAS 443/543: Environmental History of the Middle East course for spring 2024.

Phi Alpha Theta and HGA had another successful book sale on October 16th. PAT'S president Fernando Valdez and vice president Jade Price were accompanied by the history department's graduate student volunteers. Thanks for your continued support!

The University of Arizona is the nation’s top producer of Fulbright scholars! This record-breaking number reflects our institution's commitment to sharing our teaching and research excellence throughout the world. Learn more at bit.ly/3GTok1V

Congratulations to Abby Gibbons, Ph.D. student, for being the recipient of a German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Fellowship, and for her feature in the @uarizona News article, "UArizona students awarded over $1M in graduate fellowships!"🎉 news.arizona.edu/story/uarizona…

Robert McMicken, Ph.D. student, will be presenting his paper, "Health, Wealth, Golden Opportunities: Promoting Tucson in the Late Territorial Period," at the upcoming 2023 Arizona History Convention! Learn more: arizonahistory.org

The next Brown Bag Colloquium will be held in a hybrid format on Wednesday, March 01, 2023, at 12:30pm (Tucson, Arizona). Participants are encouraged to attend this event in-person in Chavez 406A. For those unable to attend in-person, please see the Zoom information below

Stop by the History Club & History Grad Association book and bake sale this week! This is a 2-day sale (11/17-11/18) in front of the Cesar E. Chavez building (east side). Prices range from $2-5. Cash or Venmo accepted. Hope to see you there!

Funded through a Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (FLAS) grant, Angela Corsa, Ph.D student traveled to Ecuador! There she studied Kichwa with local indigenous communities at the Andes and Amazon Field School located at the Iyarina Research Station in Napo province.

Please come support our Fall Book Sale this Friday, October 7th from 9 am to 2 pm outside of the Cesar E. Chavez Building!

Don Unger, Ph.D. student conducted field work across the Navajo Nation, visiting uranium mine and mill reclamation sites with the Navajo Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Department, and delved into related textual research at the regional National Archives in Broomfield, CO.

Join Ph.D. candidate Cristina Urias-Espinoza for her virtual public presentation of the dissertation defense, "Spatial Legacies in the Borderlands: Land Speculation and the U.S. Colonization of Northwest Mexico, 1853-1934," on Thursday, July 21, 2022, at 9:00 AM (Arizona time)!

Congratulations to PhD graduate Cristina Urias and MA graduates Audrey Lopez and Georges Chavez! We are so proud of you! #graduation #grad #MA #phd #gradlife