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Photos of Past Events

 

Phi Alpha Theta Spokane 2017

 

Phi Alpha Theta Fundraiser

Burgerville collaborated with the History Honor Society in a March 2 fundraiser. The goal was to collect funds to pay for students to participate in the Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference in Spokane April 6-7, 2017.

 

2014 Photos


 

Pacific Northwest Phi Alpha Theta Conference in Portland, Oregon

Travis Cook, graduate, “Stalin Party of One?: A Look at Domestic Political Resistance to Stalin’s Collectivization Policies”

Brittney Teal-Cribbs, undergraduate, “Edgar Wallace: Dealing with the German Past.”

Sarah Murphy, undergraduate, “Drug Pushers & Disregarded Side Effects: Gilded Age Education & Childhood Reform”

Kati Greer, graduate, “‘Don’t Shop Where Yo Can’t Work:’ An Examination of the Employment Equality Activism of the Seattle Congress of Racial Equality”

Jennifer Ross, graduate, “Projections of Complicity: Narratives of Rape Survivors in Wartime Bosnia, 1992-1995”

Gregory Garcia, graduate, “The War That Wasn’t!  The Tokyo War Plot of 1907”

Erin Deatherage, undergraduate, “Victimization of American Indians in the Civil War.”

Zachary W. Jones, undergraduate, “Metropolitan Desires and the Election of 1912: An Examination of Coos Bay, Oregon During the Progressive Era”

 

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Phi Alpha Theta Initiation May 2012

 

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2012 trip to Spokane, WA

PAT Conf & Easter 129

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