The journal will be due July 19, July 31, and August 9. See an example of a good journal entry. Each student is to critique the effectiveness of publications and presentations using oral history. These will include books, journal articles, and sites on the World Wide Web. Students should supply their own tapes.
Projects are to be chosen and designed in consultation with the professors.
The project topic should be selected early during the term. The final project is due August 9, 2000. 5. A fifteen-page paper utilizing oral history interviews and corroborating written historical evidence, due on the August 9, 2000. A seminar presentation of twenty to thirty minutes summarizing the processes and findings of the projects. Seminar attendance is essential.