Doing History in the 21st century: Diving into the Digital Archives
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Community & Professional Education Open House | First Wednesday of each month at 5:30 PM

Improvements in digitizing and uploading centuries-old documents have afforded more researchers than ever the ability to dig into mysteries of the past. This hands-on, interactive workshop is designed for novice or amateur historians interested in pursuing independent research from the comfort of their own homes. We will first examine how to fine-tune historical research questions; then we will explore methods in identifying, navigating, and sifting through relevant archives. Finally, students will select a document from a digital archive of their choice to either complement their current research interest or kickstart a new project.

Suzanne Litrel

Suzanne Litrel is a historian, author, and educational consultant. She taught high school social studies on Long Island, NY prior to moving with her family to Georgia. She then taught World and Latin American History at Georgia State University and Kennesaw State University while earning her Ph.D. in Latin American history (2019). She author of the young adult Jackie Tempo historical fiction series, and co-author of Notable Women of Colonial Latin America (2022), and Notable Women of Modern Latin America (2023). She is currently completing a book on the Dutch challenge for Brazil. For more information see suzannelitrel.com.

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Start/End: 06/09/2026 to 06/09/2026
Fee: $49
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Location: KSU Center
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