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Capstone is an online magazine published twice annually for alumni and friends of UWL's College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities.

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The UWL College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities’ Capstone is published online in March and November, for more than 8,000 alumni and friends of the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

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Gita Pai

Gita Pai, History, was interviewed by Dr. Meenakshi Anantram of The Meenamma Show for her Desi Dynamos: Stories of Indian-American Trailblazers on Nov. 1.

Submitted on: Dec. 9

Gita Pai

Gita Pai, History, authored the article "Screening photographs: Global tourism and cultural heritage in south India" in PLATFORM, published on Monday, Dec. 9 by the open digital venue for exchanging new ideas about working with, researching, teaching, and writing about buildings, spaces, and landscapes.

Submitted on: Dec. 9

Daniel Sambu, John Grider, Gary Gilmore and Paul Gardner

Daniel Sambu, Geography & Environmental Science; John Grider, History; Gary Gilmore, Public Health & Community Health Education; and Paul Gardner, Luther College; contributed to a Fulbright Presentation & Panel on Nov. 21 in La Crosse. Thank you for sharing your Fulbright experiences at this year's Fulbright chapter meeting of Seven Rivers Region Chapter during International Education Week. Gary Gilmore provided a warm welcome and then we moved into the three main presentation for the evening featuring John Grider's presentation, "Research Abroad: Navigating Maritime Archival Collections in Cape Town, South Africa"; Daniel Sambu's presentation, "Community Conservation and Resilience Amid Global Challenges: Harnessing the Power of Collaboration"; and Paul Gardner's presentation, "Teaching About the 2024 American Presidential Election in Romania." Following the three presentations, we rounded out the evening with a delightful panel Q&A and finally closing provided by Gary Gilmore. Thank you much for sharing your experiences with our in-person and virtual audiences!

Submitted on: Dec. 2

Dean Vesperman

Dean Vesperman, History, presented "Blazing a New Freedom Trail: Connecting Past and Present through Historical and Geographic Thinking" at the National Council for the Social Studies on Nov. 23 in Boston, Massachusetts. The presentation was on how to engage in authentic historical inquiry using local and historical maps to identify and illuminate the silences within historical geographic texts within a justice-oriented inquiry. Use Boston’s historical geographic texts as a model to interrogate local social and political discourses, to frame historical narratives, and teach with justice-oriented historical inquiry.

Submitted on: Nov. 28

Dean Vesperman

Dean Vesperman, History, presented "This Decade is Gnarly: Primary Sourcing the 1980s" at National Council for the Social Studies on Nov. 22 in Boston, Massachusetts. How do you teach a decade that shaped the future as dramatically as the 1980s? Using the words, images, music, politics, and culture of a period our curriculum pairs primary sources and various literacy techniques in analyzing this decade.

Submitted on: Nov. 28