Recently, two of our history students presented their research at the Carolinas Regional Phi Alpha Theta Conference at Belmont Abbey College. Pictured below is Micah Shull, an undergrad who presented a paper titled, “One Kingdom: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Anglo-Saxon Kings of the Ninth Century.” Graduate student Chayyim Holtkamp presented, “Cattle, Gold, and Spectacle: The Role of Railroads in Dehumanization during the Holocaust.”
Both students did a wonderful job and represented the Department of History well. Congratulations, Micah and Chayyim!
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- Undergraduate student Micah Shull presents “One Kingdom: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Anglo-Saxon Kings of the Ninth Century.”
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- Micah Shull and graduate student Chayyim Holtkamp. Chayyim presented “Cattle, Gold, and Spectacle: The Role of Railroads in Dehumanization during the Holocaust.”