81. Undergrad Courses Graduate Courses Course Materials Student hand at literary journalism; to enrich your reading and writing life. literary studiesof reader response, as well as from specifically historical research. http://www.journalism.indiana.edu/courses/gradcourse.html

Graduate Course Descriptions Introduction to Mass Media Research (3 cr.) Seminar on content analysis, experiments, survey methods, qualitative research, historical and legal methodology. Development of media research proposals. Public Affairs Reporting (3 cr.) Lectures and roundtable discussion of problems in covering public affairs issues at the national, state, and local levels. Emphasis on reporting on government, social welfare agencies, elections, political parties, special interest groups, and other areas of general public interest. Media and Society Seminar (3 cr.) Examination of structure, functions, ethics, and performance of communication and mass media, stressing a review of pertinent research literature. Analysis of media policies and performance in light of communication theory and current economic, political, and social thought. International Communication (3 cr.) Comparative analysis of international media systems. Course topics and geographical regions studied vary from semester to semester. Seminar in Visual Communication (3 cr.)

82. American Red Cross- Volunteers Duties and requirements Prepare historical summary papers on variety of Red Crosssubjects. Strong writing skills. Strong research skills Computer skills. http://www.redcross.org/services/volunteer/opportunities/historical.html

Volunteers Volunteer Philosophy Join our Next Million Volunteers ... Partners Find Your Local Red Cross Enter Zip Code Here: Search Our Site Find Out Who Our Supporters Are Home Services ... Current Volunteer Opportunities Historical Resources Volunteer Opportunities Title: Archivist's Assistant (2 openings) Department: Historical Resources Department Location: Falls Church, VA Contact: Ann Allen Adams - email AdamsA@usa.redcross.org or fax 703-206-7524 Duties and requirements: Assist with and track accessions/deaccessions Maintain log book and properly store archived records Develop guides and directories. Organize research files includes tracking/cataloging all locations where often asked for material's indexes can be found. Develop form letters. Regular browsing for items of interest to Red Cross history using Archives and records management listservs as well as print medium, etc. Assist with maintaining relationships at The National Archives, Library of Congress and other organizations with archive operations. Collaborate with photo archives and film archives to become familiar with their holdings. Develop schedules and create form to data entry all photos and film holdings. Catalog film and photos Strong organizational skills. Computer skills preferred. Supervisory skills. Strong writing skills. Work independently, but also with ability to take direction

83. UCBerkeley, Dept. Of History 3) One Senior Thesis (History 101 Seminar in historical research and writing forHistory Majors) must be chosen from one of the two fields selected for 103. http://history.berkeley.edu/ug.html

Academics undergraduate program graduate program summer program course descriptions People faculty students staff visitors Miscellaneous Links! Special Events Contact Information Computer Services ... HOME Undergraduates Prerequisites Four lower division courses must be completed prior to admission to the major - one from each of the following four areas: I. II. III. History of the United States (7A, 7B, 16AC, 17A, 17B, or an appropriate section of History 39; or History R001). IV. History of Asia, Africa, or Latin America (8A, 8B, 8C, 10, 11 (9C), 12 (9D), 13A or 13B (9A), 14 (9B), or an appropriate section of History 39; or History R001). You may replace one of these lower division courses with an upper division course in that same area. Completing the Major Seven upper division courses must be completed for graduation from the Department of History. The seven required courses are to be distributed as follows: Four upper division lecture courses must be chosen from at least two of the following fields: Ancient, Medieval Europe, Modern Europe, Britain, United States, Latin America, Asia, Africa, History of Science. Economics 111A-B, 113, or 115 may also be included. Additional sections of History 103 (beyond the requirement - see below), and/or one 4-unit History 199 may be substituted for required upper division lecture courses.

84. The Boston Historical Society And Museum in exhibit development and installation, preferably in history museums; experiencein historical research; creativity and Grant writing experience preferred. http://www.bostonhistory.org/jobs.html

Get Involved Memberships Volunteer Jobs Donations Director of Development Description: The Bostonian Society, Bostonâs historical society, operates the Old State House Museum, a library of Boston history, and a full range of educational and public programs. Founded in 1881 to save the Old State House from being moved to Chicago, TBS is a small but venerable organization with a significant collection of Boston artifacts, manuscripts, photographs and artwork. With a Board of forty Directors, it is undertaking a significant effort to grow into a much more significant institution for Boston. The Director of Development works with the President and special and standing committees of the Board of Directors to plan and implement a strategy to raise one third of a $1.5 million budget annually. The position oversees the work of the Communications Coordinator (publications, public relations, and membership). Qualifications: The successful candidate will have demonstrated imagination and leadership skills in the planning of a broad range of fundraising activities that involving staff, board volunteers, and the Executive Director/ President. Must have proven success with specialized fundraising efforts, including major gifts, grant preparation, special event planning, donor cultivation, and trustee and membership solicitation.

85. Research Program research and writing family, business, and organizational histories; discoveringethnic heritage; using local history in the classroom; conserving historical http://www.stuhrmuseum.org/research/program.htm

Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer Research Department Research Department Historical Focus Research Program Description of Holdings ... Limited Edition Art Series Questions or Comments about the site? Please e-mail the Webmaster About The Research Department The Stuhr Museum Research Department Research Acquisition of Historical Materials Preservation of Historical Materials ... Library and Archives Regulations The Stuhr Museum Research Department Stuhr Museum's historical research and administrative headquarters are located in the Edgar and Frances Reynolds Center, a 6,430 square foot building located south of the Stuhr Building ( see Stuhr Museum map ). The center was made possible by a generous grant for the Edgar Reynolds Foundation, Inc. The Peter Kiewit Foundation provided funds for interior development, specialized equipment and computerization of the library and archives. Financial support of the Research Department is encouraged to ensure that ongoing projects continue. Generous contributions have been made in the past to provide this excellent facility. Your assistance can make a difference. Inquiries about tax-deductible donations may be directed to the Stuhr Foundation or the Research Department staff Return to top Research The library and archives of the Stuhr Museum are open to all Hall County residents who are interested in historical research and study. The staff assists persons who are engaged in family, business, and organizational histories. Several research projects have been produced as books by the Museum's Prairie Pioneer Press and are available in the

86. American Society Of Church History (for scholarly study of Christianity and American culture) Features organizational information, links, Category Society Religion and Spirituality United States...... The ASCH promotes the maintenance of high standards for research, writing, teaching,the collection of historical materials, the formation of archives, and the http://www.churchhistory.org/

NEW! For ASCH Members Only Online Member Directory Login to Member Services to browse ANNUAL MEETING Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary 8-10 May 2003 Program Preview (requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader Please note, additions and corrections to the program may appear in the coming weeks. T he American Society of Church History is an organization of scholars who share a common interest in the history of ecclesiastical experience and in the historical interaction between religious expressions and culture. The ASCH promotes the maintenance of high standards for research, writing, teaching, the collection of historical materials, the formation of archives, and the interchange of ideas. Most members are professionals in teaching and writing in the history of Christianity, a diverse community of scholars associated with colleges, universities, and seminaries. The membership also includes pastors, archivists, graduate students in history and religious studies, professional writers, independent scholars, and others who share an interest in religious history. Founded by a circle of scholars led by Philip Schaff, the work of the ASCH began in 1888. Since that time the Society has developed along ecumenical and pluralist lines to incorporate people from many formal religious persuasions. Relevant themes of programs and publications now embrace the entire history of Christianity and related subjects and demonstrate a tremendous diversity of scholarly methodology and interest.

87. Dr. Milan J. Kedro Biographical information, course syllabi, academic writings on historical topics, education research, and history links. http://www.mindspring.com/~raleigh1/

Milan James Kedro Kedro has worked as factory laborer, advertising salesman, record album jobber, U.S. Marine, radio show dilettante, research/teaching assistant, motor lodge desk clerk, fabric cutter, quality control inspector, journal editor, museum staffer, entrepreneur, househusband, free-lance hack, book reviewer, executive editor, teacher/educator, senior evaluator, and adjunct professor. A graduate of Affton High School near St. Louis, he has called both the St. Louis and Denver areas home. He favors individual action over group collaboration (i.e., collective procrastination). Some say, "He lives in the past." M.J.K. is listed in the Directory of American Scholars, Who's Who in American Education, Who's Who in the Midwest, and Who's Who in the World. His research appears in the Missouri Historical Society Bulletin, the Journal of Psychohistory, the Colorado Magazine, the Encyclopedia of Southern History, Principal Leadership , and elsewhere. His education includes bachelor of arts (magna cum laude) and master of arts degrees from the University of Missouri and a doctorate from the University of Denver.

88. History Associates Incorporated - Services They are adept at conducting detailed documentary research and are expert includingcase studies, web exhibits, promotional booklets, historical time lines and http://www.historyassociates.com/services/hist_index.htm

At a truck stop in the 1930s, the decade which gave birth to the modern long-haul trucking industry. These men drove for Roadway Express, one of the two long-haul pioneers whose history is told in an HAI book. HAI tells your story in the format that suits you while adhering to the highest standards of historical practice. We can help you celebrate the past, plan for the future, and recover the heritage that is among your organization's chief assets. Our products put your organization's story in full historical context, underscoring how it was shaped by, and in turn influenced, larger currents of American history and, most importantly, how the challenges of the past are relevant to today's demands. Our philosophy is that regardless of topic, format, or audience, an HAI history will always be thorough, be engagingly presented, and measure up to the highest standards of the historical profession. History Associates Incorporated was founded on the conviction that skills honed in the academy could be invaluable to clients in the government, corporate, and nonprofit sectors.

89. UCLA Extension - Writing Classes - Writing Historical Fiction UCLA Extension offers more than a dozen online courses each quarter, taught by professional screenwriters, fiction writers, playwrights, poets, nonfiction writers and experts in allied fields. writing historical fiction http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://ads.247wsr.com/6354-7349833-1-8-

90. Internet Resources - Writers Resources - Writing Links & Writers Links For Write Sal Towse maintains a classified directory of links for writers research, markets, writing exercises, Category Arts Writers Resources Directories......InternetResources.com. writing Links Links forWriters Writers' Resources on The Web and More. http://www.internet-resources.com/writers/

Internet-Resources.com Writers' Resources on The Web and More HODGE-PODGE Unclassified Multi-faceted Writers On Writing ... Links to Online Submission Guidelines - Agents, Publishers, Markets for Writers Mark Y. Herring - 10 Reasons Why the Internet Is No Substitute for a Library Andy Barnett - Here to stay 2.02: The top ten reasons why the Internet still will not replace the public library 12 Ways Libraries Are Good for the Country Vartan Gregorian - Libraries - "a source of self-renewal, intellectual growth, and hope" Marylaine Block - What is NOT on the Net SITE BLOG Who's linking to http://www.internet-resources.com/writers? ... and an added note ... For those who have asked and those who may, this collection of links for writers, researchers and the terminally curious is not, was never intended to be, and will never be the all-inclusive stash of every possible link fitting our slapdash criteria for what belongs here. We select sites with some consideration and thought for usefulness, depth, interest and je ne sais quoi and we try not to offer fifty different links to "manuscript submission." Sometimes we find a really cool site on a subject we already cover and mull over which link to keep and which to set free, sometimes we keep both and add a third. We lean toward linking to cool sites maintained by people we've met in the ether, but don't use a friend's site if there's a better site elsewhere. We don't link to just anybody and seldom link to commercial sites such as "Learn to Write in Five Days" or "We Will Publish Your Book" unless there is some no, make that a lot of free, useful content. We try to stay away from scammers and frauds; if you see links to what you think are questionable sites, drop us a line. We may or may not agree with you. Whether links are here or not is totally based on how we were feeling before our morning cup of espresso.

91. Nursing History: Historical Methodology NY National League for Nursing. Hockett, HC (1955). Critical method in historicalresearch and writing. New York Macmillan. Kelly, AW Sime, MA (1990). http://www.aahn.org/methbib.html

Historical Methodology Nursing Library Collection Issues Using Archives Oral History Historical Methodology Bibliography From memory to history. Using oral sources in local historical research. Nashville, Tennessee: The American Association for State and Local History. Ashley, J.A. (1978). Foundations for scholarship: Historical research in nursing. Advances in Nursing Science. 1, Austin, A. (1958). The historical method in nursing. Nursing Research Batchelor, J. (Ed.) (1995). The art of literary biography. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Readings for nursing research. (pp 161-3). St Louis: CV Mosby. The modern researcher , 5th Ed.. Fort Worth: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich College Publishers. Nursing research: Qualitative perspective. (pp. 37290). NY: NLN. Breisach, E. (1994). Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Brooks, P.C. (1969). Research in archives: The use of unpublished sources . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Burke, P. (Ed.). (1991). New perspectives on historical writing. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press. Cannon, J.(Ed.) (1980).

92. Genealogy - New England Historic Genealogical Society NEHGS services recources, library, research, photocopy services and family services.Category Regional North America Genealogy Organizations...... Century seeks to clarify, simplify, and demystify the art of writing for a Our short Nutshell lectures explore a wide range of research skills and sources http://www.nehgs.org/

User Name Password Join NEHGS! Need Help? Bible Records from the manuscript collections of the New England Historic Genealogical Society For over 150 years, the manuscript department of NEHGS has collected family Bibles and copies of Bible records. This CD-ROM combines these records in a fully-searchable format. With thousands of birth, marriage, and death records, this CD contains data never recorded in official vital records and found nowhere else. Week of April 14, 2003 Master Search Our Databases New Database Massachusetts and Maine 1798 Direct Tax We are pleased to add the Massachusetts and Maine 1798 Direct Tax to our growing list of databases. This important resource can be used as a companion to the 1800 U.S. Federal Census, and to track the movement of individuals between the 1790 and 1800 censuses. The first areas to be available are the towns in the Maine counties of Washington, Hancock, and Lincoln, and Essex County, Massachusetts. We will be loading additional areas in coming weeks until the entire tax list has been added. For more information on this database and on the new image viewer we are utilizing to view these original records, please click on the link below.

93. GLOSSARY OF TERMS outline or first attempt at writing an essay or containing firsthand evidence ofhistorical events, usually research bibliography List of sources that may be http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/history/benjamin/content/page03.htm

Click here for TABLE OF TOPICS GLOSSARY OF TERMS bibliography List of printed sources usually organized alphabetically by author last name. Student bibliographies consist of all of the works you referred to while drafting and writing the paper. bookmark Place on a browser (usually near the top) where you can click on any Web page that is on your screen to add the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) to your list of bookmarks. A click on a bookmark brings you directly to the saved URL. book review Assignment where the principal task is to comment on the contents or on some aspect of the contents of a book. browser Computer application program that searches for specific pages on the World Wide Web It is usually the screen where you begin a Web search. call number Combination of letters and numbers assigned to a book to indicate its place on a library's shelves. chatroom Open forum on the World Wide Web where anyone can comment on current messages. Older messages are not preserved. To take part in more organized and recorded discussions, subscribe to a listserv citation Documentation To cite something means to show the reader (in a footnote or an endnote) where you found particular. Be careful not to confuse

94. Haynes Foundation: Program This program aids students and scholars in their research and writingon Los Angeles and Southern California historical topics. http://www.haynesfoundation.org/program/

General Research Program The Foundation seeks applications and makes grants for research on major economic, social, and political problems, preferring studies that add to the knowledge and understanding of complex issues in the greater Los Angeles area. Preference is given to studies which, in addition to adding significantly to knowledge, are judged to show promise of influencing policies and practices addressing those problems. Preference is also given to studies that address issues identified in Foundation-sponsored initiatives . The Foundation is willing to consider requests for support in disseminating the results of the studies it funds. Grants are made only to colleges, universities, or other 501(c)(3) institutions; no grants are made to individuals. Please see our How to Apply section for further information. Back to the Top Archival Grants Ten percent of the Foundation's annual research budget is reserved to support archival and cataloging projects at libraries and local institutions that preserve historic materials important to Southern California. Applications are accepted and grants are awarded once annually, typically at the beginning of the year.

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96. Bizy Moms - Home Business Ideas Biz Ideas writing. A Trip in Time historical writing and Researchas a Home Based Business By Laura Suchan. I first started thinking http://www.bizymoms.com/ideas/hist_writ061500.html

biz ideas eBooks eClass chats ... contact Biz Ideas - Writing A Trip in Time: Historical Writing and Research as a Home Based Business By Laura Suchan Other things to keep in mind; Develop a business plan. This will force you to focus your thoughts and expectations. Do your research. Find out what groups will be celebrating milestones in the current year and present ideas of how to commemorate the event. I cannot stress enough the importance of verifying your information. CHECK, CHECK and RECHECK all your facts and do not include local rumors unless you qualify them as such. Nothing will cause you to lose your credibility quicker than a bunch of untruths or half-truths.

97. Staff Involved In The Early Modern Research Centre Dr Alan Cromartie (Politics) has research and teaching has published articles in theHistorical Journal, History Women's Letters and Letter writing in England http://www.rdg.ac.uk/english/EMRC staff.htm

THE UNIVERSITY OF READING Early Modern Research Centre Staff involved in the Early Modern Research Centre, and in teaching on the MA Texts in History Prof. Cedric Brown (English) is well known for his books and other publications on Milton, and other work on seventeenth-century poetry for aristocratic circles. He is currently studying the transmission of literary texts through different social groups in early modern England, including the provincial yeoman class. Literary-political interests are represented by his co-edited volume Texts and Cultural Change in Early Modern England (1997; click here for a review), and he is general editor of the book series Early Modern Literature in History . He also serves as Co-Director of the Renaissance Texts Research Centre, and is a lead member of the Centre for Writing, Publishing and Printing History'. Dr Alan Cromartie ( Politics) has research and teaching interests in the history of political thought. He is the author of Sir Matthew Hale: Law, Religion and Natural Philosophy , the editor of Thomas Hobbes' A Dialogue Between a Philosopher and a Student, of the Common Laws of England

98. About The Department Of English itself into three different research areas to these and other literaryhistoricalproblems medieval Our internationally known Creative writing program offers http://www.brown.edu/Departments/English/about.php

About the Department of English English Department Brown University Department of English Nancy Armstrong, Chair In addition to these programs, the English Department at Brown has the second oldest undergraduate honors program in the country. Undergraduates may apply for admittance to Honors in Literatures, Honors in Expository Writing, or Honors in Creative Writing. The Undergraduate Program link provides information about requirements of the concentration as well as paths to information about courses in the curriculum. The English Department also offers doctoral and master's programs in English Literatures and Cultures as well as an M.F.A. in Creative Writing. Approximately 95 graduate students are in residence. The Graduate Program offers professional training in various areas of literary and cultural history, theory, and criticism. Department of English ~ Brown University ~ Box 1852 ~ 70 Brown St. ~ Providence RI 02912 Phone (401) 863-2393 ~ Fax (401) 863-7412 Last modified: February 26, 2003

99. TAU's Faculty Of Humanities: Institutes And Centers on two interrelated fields of research the development to the formation of historicalconsciousness, defined in which collective memory, the writing of history http://www.tau.ac.il/humanities/institutes-index.html

Faculty Institutes and Centers The Andrea and Charles Bronfman Center for the Media of the Jewish People The Center for Mediterranean Civilizations Project The Chaim Weizmann Institute for Research on the History The Cohn Institute for The History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas ... The Cummings Center for Russian and East European Studies Consciousness - English Hebrew The Institute for Diaspora Research - English Hebrew The Institute for German History The Institute of Latin American History and Culture ... The Kipp Institute For Advanced Technology in the Humanities The Morris E. Curiel Center for International Studies - English Hebrew The Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies The Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute for Archeology ... The Tami Steinmetz Center for Peace Research The Eva and Marc Besen Institute for the Study of Historical Consciousness was established in December 1989 within the School of History of Tel Aviv University, on the initiative of Saul Friedlander, Cummings Professor of Modern European History at Tel Aviv University and Professor of History at the University of California, Los Angeles. Professor Friedlander, who has written extensively on Nazism, the Holocaust, and problems of historical writing and representation, has headed the Institute since its inauguration. The Institute focuses on two interrelated fields of research: the development of historical consciousness in Western societies with particular emphasis on the post-World War II period; and the ways in which the history of the Jewish people, and especially the Holocaust, is reflected in the historical consciousness of Western societies and of the Jews. The main activity of the Institute is the publication of a twice-yearly journal

100. Writing Up Research Discussion Text Analysis writing up research. Discussion Text Analysis. The primary strategy was “HistoricalInformation Up to this point, the writer is providing a summary of http://www.languages.ait.ac.th/el21disa.htm

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