Announcements
Next General Meeting: Tuesday October 26 2004 in
Dwinelle 156: 7:00pmFaculty Student Banquet:
coming up soon, come to the meetings for info or
join the list serve
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Introduction
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The
U.C. Berkeley History
Honors' Society seeks to bring together teachers, writers,
students, and just-plain enthusiasts of history both socially
and intellectually. We encourage research, teaching,
publication, and exchange of learning and ideas among
historians through a series of organized programs; lecture
series, film nights, and the publication of Clio's Scroll. |
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What do we do?
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The society provides a social
and intellectual community and network for history
undergraduate majors with regular meetings, socials, and the
common class list. We also promote interaction between faculty
and undergraduates outside of the classroom and office hours
through a variety of programs. Our activities are open to all,
unless otherwise noted.
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Film Nights
encourages the use of film as the subject for historical
inquiry. Film, which is as close to "living history"
as technology will ever get, is ripe material for historians,
not as a transparent reality but as an entry into the mood and
period the film was made in.
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Lecture Series
is an opportunity for professors to share historiography and
research interests with club members.
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Career Panel
gathers graduate students, faculty, and professionals to
discuss post-B.A. possibilities for the history buff.
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Research Symposium broadcasts
information about research scholarships & opportunities
available on campus.
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Dinner Social
gathers together club members and faculty for an
end-of-the-semester retrospective and mingling.
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