UCSB Undergraduate Journal of History

UCSB History students! We have a few questions for yah. Your answers will help us write content you will want to read and help you thrive in the history program. cc: History Club at UCSB https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScPjD3AHk5C0XrQMW/viewform

The History Club at UCSB meets on Thursday!

Two UCSB History Department TAs for the win!!

No April Fools jokes here: in two days we have received EIGHT new paper submissions! Keep'em coming. cc: History Club at UCSB

CALL FOR PAPERS: The Editorial Team of the UCSB Undergraduate Journal of History is now seeking original submissions from undergraduate student researchers for Volume Two. Published bi-annually by the UCSB History Department, the Journal of History is an undergraduate-run and peer-reviewed scholarly journal that, with the expertise of faculty mentors and graduate student reviewers, provides an engaging platform for undergraduate learners to make and do history. Submissions m...ight explore any of the following: African History American History Ancient History European History East Asian History Indigenous History Latin American History Medieval Studies Middle Eastern History North American History South Asian History Public History World History This also includes but is not limited to the research areas below: Commerce, Commodities, and Material Cultures Comparative Race and Ethnicity Empires, Borderlands, and their Legacies Gender and Sexualities Poverty, Inequality, and Social Justice Pre-Modern Cultures and Communities Public History and Theory Religion, Cultures, and Society Science, Technology, and Society Work, Labor, and Political Economy The Fine Print: Seriously, the UCSB Undergraduate Journal of History welcomes undergraduate-authored papers on any historical subject. All papers submitted to be considered for publication should have been completed as part of a student’s undergraduate course work at an accredited degree-granting institution. Recent graduates may submit their work so long as it is within 12 months of receiving their degree. Submissions must have received the equivalent of an A- grade or higher. Submissions shall not be published in any student, professional, or academic publication or under consideration to be published elsewhere. Submissions must be between 3500 and 7500 words in length, excluding citations. Though lengthier submissions may be accepted, they will be edited to meet the stated requirements. Submissions must be double-spaced in Microsoft Word .doc or .docx format and include a brief abstract, not exceeding 250 words, at the start of the paper. Submissions must include footnotes formatted according to the Chicago Manual of Style and any illustrations (e.g., texts, charts, tables, graphics, images, multimedia, supplementary datasets, etc.) must appear within the text at the appropriate points and with appropriate permissions. Submit Your Research Here https://script.google.com//AKfycbw-s3oHxNs6Jdwqh0qq1-/exec