I have a couple of students in my History of Psych course who wish to take
it as an Honor's option. What I recommended was that, since it is our
centennial (for the next few years - don't ask), a history of our
department would work as a good project. When I went to look for other
projects similar, what I found was the tracing of lineage (who was my major
advisor, who was his, and so on back to the beginning). I wasn't interested
in that project - I wanted them to trace the history of the psychology
department. When did it start? How many faculty members were there? What
did the major look like at the time? These instructions are rather vague,
so I was looking to see if anyone had developed more detailed ones.
At 12:38 PM 9/2/2008 -0400, you wrote:
Deb Briihl wrote:
Has anyone ever done a project in History of Psych where students traced
the history of the department (not a person's lineage)? If so, could you
send me the instructions on what you did?
I'm not sure what you mean. Wouldn't a department's history be simply a
list of all the people who had taught (or learned) there?
Chris
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