HST-H239 Honors Getting Started With Oral History
Explores the practices and ethics of oral history, a field of study and profession focused on collecting, preserving, and curating the memories of participants in past events. Addresses the use of oral history as historical evidence and a research methodology. Students will learn oral history techniques by conducting, recording, and evaluating their own interviews.
Prerequisite
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