CAHC Launches New Online Resource “History Alive: Virtually!” and Searchable Lists of All Digital Materials
History Alive: Virtually! features a curated set of digitized primary sources from the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture (CAHC). The sources are organized in ten thematic virtual mini-collections, each of which contains exercises that can be used in the face-to-face, virtual, or hybrid classroom. Every exercise highlights a historical issue that … CAHC Launches New Online Resource “History Alive: Virtually!” and Searchable Lists of All Digital Materials
G. Thomas Eisele Research Fellowship: Call for proposals 2021
Purpose This award recognizes and acknowledges the role of the federal courts and judiciary in the state of Arkansas and promotes a better understanding of that role through scholarly study at the professional, graduate, or undergraduate level. Interdisciplinary projects will be considered. This award supports: Criteria for selection Recipients will be selected based on the … G. Thomas Eisele Research Fellowship: Call for proposals 2021
G. Thomas Eisele Research Fellowship: Call for proposals
Purpose This award recognizes and acknowledges the role of the federal courts and judiciary in the state of Arkansas and promotes a better understanding of that role through scholarly study at the professional, graduate, or undergraduate level. Interdisciplinary projects will be considered. This award supports: Criteria for selection Recipients will be selected based on the … G. Thomas Eisele Research Fellowship: Call for proposals
CAHC receives $2.25 million gift from Winthrop Rockefeller Charitable Trust
The Winthrop Rockefeller Charitable Trust (WRCT) has gifted $2.25 million to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture to preserve and educate the public about the history of Arkansas, including the notable contributions of Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. The gift, announced Sept. 10 at UA Little Rock Downtown, will create … CAHC receives $2.25 million gift from Winthrop Rockefeller Charitable Trust
Former CAHC Graduate Assistant, Cody Besett, recognized for his work
Recently graduated CAHC graduate assistant, Cody Besett, has been recognized for his thesis work in the UA at Little Rock Master’s of Arts in Public History program. The topic on the history of the Arkansas Highway Police was of particular interest to Besett as both his father and grandfather were AHP officers. To learn more … Former CAHC Graduate Assistant, Cody Besett, recognized for his work
An Interview with Elise Tanner, the CAHC’s new Director of Digital Projects and Initiatives
Elise Tanner joined the CAHC in October 2018 as the new Director of Digital Projects and Initiatives. She was recently featured in an article published by the Society of American Archivists Electronic Records Section. The article is part of the Conversations Series, which provides an emerging professional in the field of Archives the opportunity to … An Interview with Elise Tanner, the CAHC’s new Director of Digital Projects and Initiatives
Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Acadia Roher!
This semester, Acadia Roher transitioned into a Graduate Assistantship at the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture. She previously worked with us as an archival assistant on the Mapping Renewal project funded by the NEH. Her role with the project has continued, but instead of long days of digitizing photographs Acadia is … Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Acadia Roher!
Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Emily Summers!
The UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture (CAHC) welcomes Emily Summers as one of the Center’s new graduate assistants this spring. Summers just started her first semester as a Public History master’s student at UA Little Rock. While new to the Public History program, she is not new to CAHC. Summers … Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Emily Summers!
Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Andrew McClain!
Andrew McClain attended the University of Central Arkansas, where he majored in print journalism and worked as an editorial assistant at the Oxford American magazine. After graduating in 2013, he moved to Fayetteville, where he co-founded the Arkansas arts & culture magazine The Idle Class with publisher Kody Ford. McClain eventually moved back to Little … Welcome one of the CAHC’s newest Graduate Assistants, Andrew McClain!
Over 100 Historic Railroad Maps Digitized and Available Online
The UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture has digitized over 100 historic railroad maps that are now available to researchers online. The maps are accessible at the following link: Historic Railroad Maps Created in 1917 and 1918, the maps document the St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railroad (SLIMS) and the Missouri … Over 100 Historic Railroad Maps Digitized and Available Online
