Dean Amy McCandless and graduates
at the fall SHA conference
Ways of Remembering: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Richmond Bowens, 1908-1998
Drayton Hall Historic site of the
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Dr. Bernard Powers, Professor of History at the College of Charleston comments on the 100 years since Richmond Bowens' birth and the amazing range of changes that have occurred.
Graduate Research Poster Event 2008
Entries submitted by:
Otis Pickett
Title: We Are Marching to Zion
Advisor: Dr. Scott Poole
Mary Jo Fairchild
Title: Representing Slavery in the Lowcounty: Increasing Visibilty through Interpretation
Advisor: Dr. Bernard Powers
Commemoration Ceremony
Remarks by Otis Pickett, class of '08
Susan Weston, a descendant of Magnolia Plantation, studies a photograph of young Richmond Bowens pictured with Harriett Mayes (l) and Anny Bryan Bowens (r), Richmond's mother.
Brian Bertoti Graduate History Conference
UNESCO’s Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project
The AHA Resources for History Graduate Students
Dr. Powers and Jason Farr at the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Initiation ceremony.
