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Category Archives: Birmingham
When research changes a proposed topic idea
By: Evan Ward, UA MA student in History This post is an update from Evan Ward’s initial research proposal, seen in his first blog post on April 21, 2014. Since then, his work shifted. As many students fear the moment when they realize … Continue reading
Interview with Evan Ward, UA MA student in History
By: Evan Ward, University of Alabama M.A. student in History Hello! Thank you for agreeing to share with Cool@Hoole readers how your research experience in the Division of Special Collections at UA has progressed since we last featured your project … Continue reading
Birmingham, Brierfield Iron Works, and Josiah Gorgas
By: Evan Ward, University of Alabama M.A. student in History Today, Evan Ward shares a selection from his research on changing attitudes toward industrial work in Alabama after the Civil War. If you are a graduate student working on resources from the … Continue reading