HIST621: Research Seminar: International

The following projects were developed by students in HIST 621, a graduate research seminar that focuses on the history of persons, events and developments mainly outside the United States.

For Spring 2024, the course theme is travel writing – published and unpublished travel narratives, letters, memoirs, and similar primary sources in history – produced during the period c. 1400 – c. 1900.

M.A. Program in History, Department of History, Colorado State University

Course Instructor: Dr. Diane C. Margolf

Course Participants: Shawn Carey, Jade Felthoven, Jessica Greer, Austin Magura, Gunner McEntee, and Mariana Vega Perez.

Thanks to Michelle Wilde, Head of Research Support and Open Scholarship at Morgan Library, CSU!

Austin Magura, “Women’s Transnational Travels and Social Development in the American West: The California Gold Rush, 1848 to 1855, Through Women and Latin America,” Research Paper, M.A. Program in History, Colorado State University, 2024.