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University of Michigan Presidential Campus Tour
This tour was compiled as part of Fall 2020’s Democracy & Debate theme semester, a unique opportunity to reflect on the presidents who have visited campus, and their impact.
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Politics of Academic Freedom
In this HistoryLab, students examined definitions of academic freedom and freedom of speech over time at the University of Michigan.
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Inside the AHA: Race and the Institutional Histories of the American Historical Association
This HistoryLab centers the practice of client-based institutional research focusing on the history of racism and racial exclusion in shaping the American Historical Association.
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Great Lakes Environmental Justice Lab
Students in this HistoryLab published online case studies investigating dangerously polluted places in Great Lakes watersheds.
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Collaborative Research with the DIA
Students in this HistoryLab developed content for the Detroit Institute of Arts Diego Rivera “Detroit Industry Murals” digital teaching project.
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Race, Local History, and Sundown Towns in the United States
In this HistoryLab, students research and write about suspected “sundown towns,” working collaboratively to contribute to a website documenting this history.
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History of the Book
In this lab explore a history stretching from the birth of the modern book in the Middle Ages to its rebirth in the era of print and the digital age.
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Curating African American History at UMMA
This project provides undergraduate students with hands-on experience with a museum exhibition at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
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Crafting Democratic Futures Project
In this lab, students work collaboratively to create case books on state-sanctioned racial violence for use by community leaders, filmmakers, and the Crafting Democratic Futures working group.
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The Ecology Center: 50 Years of Education and Activism for Environmental Health and Justice
This website showcases stories of environmental activism, justice, and sustainability during the first fifty years of the Ann Arbor Ecology Center.
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The Environmental Action for Survival (ENACT) Teach-In of 1970
This documentary film commemorates the fiftieth anniversaries of the ENACT Teach-In and the Earth Day movement.
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Environmental Justice Lab
The multiple components of the Environmental Justice Lab all feature collaborative student research to document the history of environmental activism, justice, and sustainability in Michigan and beyond.
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Looking for Asian Americans at U-M and in Michigan
This HistoryLab explores the two centuries of history and legacy of Asians, Asian-Americans, and the Pacific-Islanders in the state of Michigan, especially at the University of Michigan.
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LSA Bicentennial Theme Semester: Michigan Horizons
Presented in conjunction with campus-wide events celebrating the university’s bicentennial in 2017, the Michigan Horizons theme semester focused on the university’s present and future.
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LSA Bicentennial Theme Semester: Making Michigan
Presented in conjunction with campus-wide events celebrating the university’s bicentennial in 2017, the Making Michigan theme semester focused on the university’s past and present.