HST 330 - The Art of Storytelling: Digital and Oral Tools

This class introduces students to the role of storytelling in the preservation of the past and present. It will also delve into history’s relationship to other fields such as digital humanities, memory studies, museum studies, and cultural tourism. Students will learn how to design and conduct an interview, evaluate information obtained through this method, and explore the public history outlets used to communicate findings made through oral histories.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: ENG 120 or Honors Status
Equivalent: HST 411
Core Course
DCCG: Human Diversity
Offered in Spring Semester