Spring 2023 Newsletter Feature
Stephen Hayes won the President’s Outstanding Senior Award for History, the department’s highest honor for graduating seniors.
Paige Moriarty was awarded the Professor Robert O. Lindsay Scholarship, the department’s highest honor for continuing undergraduate students.
Sean Kellogg was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to teach English in Germany.
Hunter Richardson wrote a Master’s Thesis entitled "Spirited Debates: Montana Prohibition, Politics, & Repeal, 1925 - 1938" and will be moving to Washington, DC, to work as a political consultant.
Harry Devoe was awarded a Bertha Morton Scholarship, UM’s most prestigious honor for graduate students.
Michael Larmann was awarded a New England Regional Consortium Fellowship to support research for his doctoral dissertation, “‘I Still Live’: Daniel Webster and the Politics of Commemoration in the Age of Disunion”
Hazel Videon was awarded Best Graduate Student Paper Prize at the 2023 Northwest Regional Phi Alpha Theta Conference
Catelyn Davick was awarded a Professor Robert O. Lindsay Scholarship
Caitlin Wardell was awarded the Helen J. Olson Scholarship
Riley Carney was awarded the Jules A. Karlin History Scholarship for Juniors
Ethan Seiler was awarded the Jules A. Karlin History Scholarship for Seniors
Daniel Martin was awarded the Harold E. Blinn Scholarship in History
Ro O’Mary was awarded the Carman Skari Scholarship in History
Mark Spring was awarded the Paul Lauren Human Rights Scholarship
Tyler Cockerill and Abi Holderbaum were awarded the Edward Earl Bennet Memorial Scholarship
Emma Fisher was awarded the Scott Allen Meyer Memorial Scholarship for Excellence in American History