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HIST 199: Hidden History

 

Collection contains journals created by college freshman at the University of Oregon in 2009. Students created the journals as part of HIST 199: Hidden History - a course on autobiography and primary source material. The journals include weekly entries, photographs, A/V and other media documenting their experiences as first-year students at the university.

"Hidden History" was a course taught by Kevin Hatfield, Assistant Director for Academic Initiatives, and assisted by Matt Villeneuve, Undergraduate FIG Academic Assistant.

For more information on the course and the History department, consult the College web site at: http://history.uoregon.edu/.

Recent Submissions

  • [Untitled] 
    Marley, Martin (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Fall 2010 at the U of O 
    Higa, Rachel (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • FIG work: Journal 
    Bulat, Alec (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • You don't even known me lady! 
    Albert, Kiley (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Away From Home 
    Wallace, Eric (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • [Untitled] 
    Volger, Courtney (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Finding a Home in Oregon 
    Sholin, Ziva (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Max Ruzi's Freshman Blog 
    Ruiz, Maxwell D. (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Corbin Weaver's Freshman Year 
    Weaver, Corbin (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Hello...Anyone? 
    Winters, Tyler (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Year One 
    Pfeifer, Chelsea (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • The Escapade Logger 
    Millette, Tyler (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • This is Neil (AWESOME) 
    Davis, Neil (2010)
    Freshman student at the University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • Cole Barton's Blog 
    Barton, Cole (2010)
    Freshman student at the University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • This is college: drink it in (pun intended) 
    Barbour, Laura C. (2010)
    Freshman student at the University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • The Freshman Dougie 
    Allers, Nicolette (2010)
    University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events and thoughts.
  • BParvi's Blog 
    Parvi, Brittany (2010)
    Freshman student at the University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events, thoughts, etc.
  • Hidden History Journal 
    DuVal, Molly (2010-07-08)
    Freshman student at the University of Oregon keeps a written journal documenting memorable experiences, events, thoughts, etc.
  • Facebook Expo 
    Hidden History class (2009)
    Members of a Freshman Interest Group perform original research using Facebook as an historical source. Findings are reported in a group forum.
  • Summer discussion 
    Hidden History class (2009)
    Members of a Freshman Interest Group contribute to a group discussion of Lucile Saunder's diary, relating it to their own experiences.

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