Samuel Proctor Oral History Program

The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida offers semester-long academic internships, available to graduate and undergraduate students for 3 credit hours, which serve as an introduction to the field of oral history.

Intern duties include learning oral history methodology and field research techniques, including conducting, transcribing, and audit-editing interviews.

In addition to this core structure, internships are tailored to the strengths of our students: are you interested in event planning? Public relations? Audio and film editing? We have the resources and opportunities to help you.

Course Goals

Each semester, SPOHP seeks motivated students to help to reach program goals. The internship is designed to provide students with an introduction to the field of oral history, as well as hands-on experience in the areas of research, interviewing, processing, technology, and educational outreach. Each semester, interns accomplish several main goals:

• Build foundational knowledge of oral history methodology and research use
• Work on oral history interview processing
• Conduct an original oral history interview
• Develop a podcast for the UFDC and iTunes broadcast
• Contribute to the class group video project

Upcoming Internship Courses:

HIS4944 Introduction to Oral History: Stories of Freedom Seekers and Freedom Conductors offers students training in the field of oral history, best practices and ethics, and fieldwork and processing. This in-person, 3-credit internship is structured around our partnership with the National Parks Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Program to record interviews with descendants of freedom seekers and freedom conductors along the Underground Railroad. Students will attend weekly seminars for group discussion and instruction, and will also design and undertake their own oral history projects. Email spohp@clas.ufl.edu for more information by December 1st, 2023. We will cap the course at 10 participants*.

* HIS4944 is currently filled, but you can still email us to be added to the waiting list.

Past Internship Courses

Recent Internship Courses:

Fall 2020 Internship

For more information, contact Ryan Morini. Please email applications to SPOHP Internship or deliver to SPOHP offices, Pugh Hall 241.

Internship News, Projects, and Collection Development

• Attention UF students! We are now accepting applications for our Spring 2025 internship, HIS4944: Introduction to Oral History.
  This 3-credit course meets weekly on Tuesdays from 1:55pm – 4:55pm. Read more "Attention UF students! We are now accepting applications for our Spring 2025 internship, HIS4944: Introduction to Oral History."
• Fall Internship in Oral History
  Join SPOHP in Fall 2024 for our 3-credit internship, HIS4944: Introduction to Oral History! Receive hands-on experience in the foundations and applications of oral history, while working with our historic collections and ongoing fieldwork initiatives. Deadline to apply is May 24th. Email annahamilton@ufl.edu for application information. Read more "Fall Internship in Oral History"
• 2023 Internship Courses
  HIS4944 Introduction to Oral History: Stories of Freedom Seekers and Freedom Conductors offers students training in the field of oral history, best practices and ethics, and fieldwork and processing. This in-person, 3-credit internship is structured around our partnership with the National Parks Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Program to record interviews with descendants ...
• FALL 2020 INTERNSHIP
  HIS 4944 (Section 14153) Fall 2020 Oral History Internship Mondays, 11:45 – 1:40 (periods 5-6) Read more "FALL 2020 INTERNSHIP"
• Dr. Ortiz is teaching an intro to oral history course…
  SPOHP Director Dr. Paul Ortiz is teaching a course this spring on oral history! This interdisciplinary seminar is an intensive introduction to the theory and practice of oral history. Students will have access to the resources of the award-winning Samuel Proctor Oral History Program. We will learn the craft of oral history interviewing and digital production. We will study the ...
• FALL 2019 VETERANS HISTORY INTERNSHIP
  For the Fall Semester of 2019 SPOHP is offering an internship through UF’s History Department (HIS 4944) that will focus on U.S. military veterans and Homefront experiences in different eras, from World War II to currently enlisted personnel. Students enrolled in this internship will apply Ethnic Studies and oral history approaches to veterans history and ...
• FALL 2019 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES INTERNSHIP
  For the Fall 2019 Semester, SPOHP will have an additional internship focused on social movements, AFA 4940, sec. 01B4, which does not require an application, but which students can also contact Dr. Ryan Morini at Pugh Hall 241 if you have any questions, or contact him by email at ryan.s.morini@gmail.com. Read more "FALL 2019 AFRICAN ...
• SUMMER C 2019 TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION INTERNSHIP
  For the Summer C Semester of 2019, SPOHP is offering a fieldwork-centered internship that centers on the truth and reconciliation efforts currently underway in Alachua County. Students will conduct interviews that go into SPOHP’s public archives, and will have opportunities to travel for interviews and community engagement both within and beyond Alachua County. This internship ...
• SPRING 2019
  SPOHP’s Spring Semester 2019 internship will focus on Memory and the Black Freedom Struggle in Florida, and will dovetail with our March 21-23 national symposium, From Segregation to Black Lives Matter. Students will work closely with our African American oral history interviews and other archival materials, and help us to conduct and transcribe new interviews ...
• New Spring Internship on the Black Freedom Struggle in Florida
  SPOHP’s spring 2019 internship will focus on the Black Freedom Struggle in Florida, and will dovetail with our March 21-23 national symposium, From Segregation to Black Lives Matter. Students will work closely with our African American oral history interviews and other archival materials, and help us to conduct and transcribe new interviews to add to ...
• FALL 2018
  SPOHP’s Fall 2018 internship focuses on the narratives of women, queer folks, and people of color in the DIY Punk scene both in the U.S. and throughout the wider world. It also focuses on why and how people create these spaces for themselves. We will publicly archive oral history interviews to allow people of color, ...
• Fall 2018 Internship- exploring Punk Rock:
  SPOHP started recording interviews with people involved in the punk scene, prioritizing the voices of women, people of color, and queer punks who have always been part of the scene but are not always visible in popular representations of it. We are also making an effort not only to interview band members, but also general ...
• Summer 2018 trip to the Poarch Creek archives:
  In the summer of 2018 a SPOHP team of undergraduate students, graduate students, and SPOHP alumni returned to Atmore, Alabama to conduct interviews with members of the Poarch Band of the Creek Indian Nation. Students learned the technical skills necessary to set up cameras, lighting, and audio equipment at the tribe’s archive building, as well ...
• Our Summer B Intro to Oral History Course Will Focus on FL Farmworker History
  Summer B 2018, July 2 – August 10 AMH 3593: Introduction to Oral History Course Overview This course will introduce students to the theories and methods of oral history. Oral history is an important methodological approach to documenting the past which allows historians to engage directly with narrators who share their life experiences touching on any number of ...
• From Colored to Black: The Stories of North Central Florida
  We will be sharing nine dramatic vignettes created by our students and performed by members of the local theatre community with our performance, “From Colored to Black: The Stories of North Central Florida,” at the Harn Museum of Art‘s Museum Nights this Thursday night! The performance, a partnership with Actors’ Warehouse, Inc., will take place 6:00-7:00PM in ...
• Tale of Two Houses: A Dialogue on Black and Latinx History at UF
  Event: Tale of Two Houses: A Dialogue on Black and Latinx History at UF Date: Friday, March 30, 2018 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Location: Pugh Hall – Ocora Join us for a discussion on the histories of the Institute of Black Culture (IBC) and the Institute of Hispanic/Latino Cultures (La Casita), including their founding and their entwined legacies. ...
• Trinidad Study Abroad Registration Deadline Extended – March 30
  There is a registration deadline extension for our summer study abroad course in the historic and scenic Trinidad & Tobago. If interested please apply at: International Center (University of Florida International Center UFIC) by Friday, March 30th. Check out the program and course offerings, and join us in Trinidad & Tobago! Read more "Trinidad Study Abroad Registration Deadline ...
• “Voices of Dreamers” Students fundraising for SOHA Conference in LA
  Since launching the “Voices of Dreamers” project to conduct interviews with undocumented students, our students are now fundraising to share their research at the Southwestern Oral History Conference at Cal State Fullerton this April. Read more "“Voices of Dreamers” Students fundraising for SOHA Conference in LA"
• “Voices From The March” Students Fundraise to Perform at SOHA Conference
  https://vimeo.com/254959350 After headlining the 2018 UF Social Justice Summit this past January Voices from the March will be traveling to California this April to perform at the Southwest Oral History Association Annual Conference, hosted at California State University, Fullerton! Please help us raise money to assist in covering the travel and lodging costs for our cast. We have been working so ...
• Applications Open for our Fall 2018 Internship!
  There have always been women, people of color, and queer folks in punk rock, both in the U.S. and throughout the wider world. Punks from countries as varied as Peru, Spain, Indonesia, Russia, and beyond have braved incarceration, religious re-education camps, and even forced disappearances in honoring the lifestyle and artistic expression that they have ...
• Safe Spaces: Episode 3 – “Miracle On 13th Street”
  In this latest episode of our podcast series Safe Spaces, Anupa Kotipoyna looks back at the creation of the India Cultural and Education Center (ICEC) in Gainesville, Florida. Read more "Safe Spaces: Episode 3 – “Miracle On 13th Street”"
• Art of Aging
  In the summer of 2017 SPOHP partnered with UF College of Medicine, to develop an oral history segment for the Geriatrics Medicine Clerkship, a required rotation for all 4th year medical students that Dr. Otto directs. SPOHP’s Ryan Thompson took on leadership for its half of the partnership. This marked the beginning of another significant ...
• Our Year-End Journal is Available Now
  Dear Friends of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program, As you will read in this exciting end-of- year progress report, SPOHP has reached more students, scholars, and members of the general public than ever. We have conducted community-based oral history workshops with churches, businesses, university classes, veteran’s groups, African American history museums, Native American nations and ...
• Telling Gainesville: A Film Screening
  Please join military veterans and their families for a special Veterans Day film screening of the play “Telling Gainesville.” Telling Gainesville is part of a nationwide initiative by the National Endowment for the Humanities that connects civilian audiences with veterans in a creative, supportive environment. “Telling Gainesville” ran to standing-room- only audiences at the Actor’s Warehouse ...
• Voices from the March: A Multi-Media Experience
  On January 27th, our Fall interns and staff will be performing an original multi-media play titled Voices from the March at the 2018 UF Social Justice Summit. A collaboration between the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program and the Center for Women’s Studies, this verbatim theater piece compiles oral history narratives from the Women’s March on Washington as ...
• Black and Latinx History of the Gator Nation: Spring 2018 Course
  AFA 4931: A BLACK AND LATINXHISTORY OF THE GATOR NATION This upcoming Spring, the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program is offering a oral history methods course course called Black and Latinx History of the Gator Nation. Students enrolled in this course in Spring 2018 (MWF 5th) will create new archives on Black and Latinx history at UF, ...
• Spring 2018 Internship: The Jacob Lawrence Project
  This semester-long academic internship is available to graduate and undergraduate students for credit. In partnership with the Harn Museum, SPOHP, and The Actors’ Warehouse Community Theater, interns will develop an original site-specific performance by exploring connections between archived oral history interviews with Black residents of North Central Florida and iconic artwork by Jacob Lawrence (harn.ufl.edu/jacoblawrence). Once ...
• SPOHP is Seeking Out Undocumented UF Students for an Oral History Project
  SPOHP is looking for undocumented UF students to be interviewed for an oral history project. Please share with anyone who might be interested in participating. For more information direct message us or email: Mariana Castro or Dr. Ryan Morini or Visit SPOHP on the 2nd Floor of Pugh Hall. Read more "SPOHP is Seeking Out Undocumented UF Students for an Oral History ...
• Florida Queer History: A Pride Extravaganza
  The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP)’s Florida Queer History Project is partnering with First Magnitude Brewing Company to bring you “A Pride Extravaganza” on October 15! The event will serve as a fundraiser for SPOHP’s Florida Queer History Project, which will be exhibiting a portrait and oral history interview series from their June 2017 research ...
• Mississippi Freedom Fieldwork Panel Sept. 27
  Mississippi Freedom Fieldwork Panel Presentation Ustler Hall Wednesday, Sept. 27th 3:00 PM On Wednesday the 27th the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program will host a panel of students to discuss their experience interviewing in Mississippi. This panel celebrates SPOHP’s 10th year of sending students out to the Mississippi Delta region to interview those involved in the Black freedom ...
• “Surviving & Resisting: Defending DACA A Toolkit For DREAMers.”
  We wanted to share a sheet that the directors of the IC-Race (Immigration, Critical Race and Cultural Equity) Lab at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Drs. Nayeli Y. Chavez- Dueñas and Hector Y. Adames developed, “Surviving & Resisting: Defending DACA A Toolkit For DREAMers.” Please share widely with anyone who may benefit from this toolkit; the ...
• SPOHP Open House Scheduled for Sept. 29
  September 29th from noon to 2 PM, SPOHP is hosting an Open House in the SPOHP office to welcome students and faculty alike to get acquainted with our program, staff and dozens of exciting on going projects. Visitors can expect to enjoy refreshments as they learn about SPOHP’s fieldwork, internships, and volunteer opportunities as well as our many upcoming public ...
• SPOHP Intern at the Defend DACA/Save TPS Rally at Orlando City Hall
  SPOHP intern Chelsey Hendry Simmons attended the Defend DACA/Save TPS Rally at Orlando City Hall. The rally was held just one hour after Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Trump Administration would be rescinding DACA, the Obama-era executive order protecting over 800,000 undocumented immigrants who entered the United States as children from deportation. The ...
• MCDA’s Anti-Racism Education Week
  MCDA is proud to present: Anti-Racism Education Week. Come join us as we engage in an event series on anti-racism education, self-care, and education on the first amendment. This is a great opportunity to interact with faculty, staff, and peers on how to challenge racism and bigotry on our campus and in our community. TUESDAY 9/5: “Café ...
• 2017 Virginia Fieldwork Trip Applications Are Open!
  For the past three years, a team of student researchers has traveled with SPOHP to the Tidewater region of Virginia to gather over 150 oral histories from watermen, veterans, and other residents of the region to document and preserve the traditions and culture of this once isolated part of the country. We have collaborated with ...
• Jeffrey Pufahl To Transform Interviews from the Women’s March on Washington Trip into a Play
  We are thrilled to announce that our 2017-2018 visiting scholar is Jeffrey Pufahl, joining us from the UF College of the Arts (UF Center for Arts in Medicine). Currently, he is building on an existing partnership between SPOHP and the UF Center for Gender, Sexualities, and Women’s Studies Research, to help students translate their collected research and interviews ...
• SPOHP Staff Visited Trinidad to Lay the Groundwork for our New Study Abroad Program
  SPOHP staff members Anupa Kotipoyina and Krystal Dixon traveled to Trinidad the last week of July to meet with local historians and educators to map out a trajectory for a fieldwork-based Oral History study abroad program. A project conceived of and spear-headed by Anupa Kotipoyina, she reflected on this experience in the following statement:  “Many college ...
• Welcoming Gainesville Fall 2017 Civic Engagement Internship
  Welcoming Gainesville is partnering with the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at UF to offer academic internships in using history to inform the creation of  programs aimed at combating prejudice, building a climate of welcome and support for immigrants, refugees, and international students, and helping them integrate into the local community. Interns will work directly with ...
• The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program’s Summer 2017 Newsletter
  50 Years of Collaboration “From participating in interviews, to engaging with the collection, to attending SPOHP’s events, the public is the lifeforce behind SPOHP’s past, present, and future.” -Dr. Paul Ortiz This jubilee year, SPOHP wants to reflect, say thank you and plan for the future. Thanks to our supporters, SPOHP has had one of its most productive years yet. We want ...
• Spring 2017 Internship Class Podcasts: Civic Engagement
  With the help of coordinators Raja Rahim and Ryan Thompson, the Spring 2017 interns produced podcasts about Civic Engagement at the University of Florida. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 90+ oral history podcast pieces are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for internship classes, as well as the original ...
• Fall 2017 Internship Applications Are Now Available
  The Fall 2017 Internship Application is now open!  SPOHP’s semester-long academic internship is available to graduate and undergraduate students for credit as an introduction to the field of oral history. The Fall 2017 Social Justice Initiatives internship offers a space for students to pursue their own interests in social justice research through training and mentoring in oral ...
• Fall 2016 Internship Class Podcasts: Sport at the University of Florida
  With the help of coordinators Johanna Mellis and Raja Rahim, the Fall 2016 interns produced podcasts about sport history at the University of Florida. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 90+ oral history podcasts are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for internship classes, as well as the Summer 2013 seminar and ...
• Spring 2016 Internship Class Podcasts: Florida Craft Brew
  With the help of coordinators Johanna Mellis and Meagan Frenzer, the Spring 2016 interns produced podcasts about the local history of craft brewing in Florida. Image from Visit Gainesville. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 90+ oral history podcasts are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for internship classes, as well as ...
• Spring 2017 Internship Applications are Available Now!
  The Spring 2017 Internship Application, African American and Latinx Histories at UF is now open!  SPOHP’s semester-long academic internship is available to graduate and undergraduate students for credit as an introduction to the field of oral history.   Read more "Spring 2017 Internship Applications are Available Now!"
• The Secret Game: An Event with Dr. Scott Ellsworth
  Dr. Scott Ellsworth, professor of history at the University of Michigan, will discuss the importance of using sports history to understand race relations in American history. HIs talk will coincide with the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program’s fall internship on “Sport at UF,” which aims to gather oral histories of former UF student-athletes. After the event, ...
• Fall 2016 Internship: Sport at UF
  Are you interested in learning more about the lives and experiences of former University of Florida athletes? SPOHP’s Fall 2016 Internship course will focus on capturing the University of Florida’s rich sport history. The project will center on developing an archive of athletes’ lives and experiences before, during, and after attending the university. Interns will conduct oral ...
• SPOHP Accepting Applications for “Sport at UF: Past and Present” Fall 2016 Internship!
  Available to all students for course credit, the internship centers on developing an archive of athletes’ lives and experiences before, during, and after attending the university. Applications due May 9. Read more "SPOHP Accepting Applications for “Sport at UF: Past and Present” Fall 2016 Internship!"
• Fall 2015 Internship Class Podcasts (coordinated by Kyle Bridge and Meagan Frenzer): International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  Fall 2015 interns produced podcasts on about the local history of the IBEW. Image from International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Wikipedia article. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 90+ oral history podcasts are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for internship classes, as well as the Summer 2013 seminar and original SPOHP podcast ...
• SPOHP Accepting Applications for “What’s Brewing in the Sunshine State” Spring 2016 Internship!
  Available to all students for course credit, the internship centers on the development and culture of Florida’s craft brewing industry. Applications are due December 1. Click for more details. Read more "SPOHP Accepting Applications for “What’s Brewing in the Sunshine State” Spring 2016 Internship!"
• Fieldwork in Folklore Research Trip Returns to Virginia in October 2015
  Gainesville, FL–This fall, students and staff from the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP) will return to the Middle Peninsula of Virginia, continuing the Fieldwork in Folklore research trip into its second year and building interviews for the Tidewater Main Street Project. Read more "Fieldwork in Folklore Research Trip Returns to Virginia in October 2015"
• SPOHP Releases “Addiction in American Life” Transcripts and Podcasts
  Gainesville, FL— “Addiction in American Life” resources are now available from the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP) online at the University of Florida Digital Collections. The transcripts and podcasts are the result of a semester’s work by SPOHP’s Spring 2015 undergraduate internship class to explore historians’ understanding of the complex phenomenon of addiction. SPOHP students conducted interviews ...
• Retired Faculty of UF Oral History Project Tells the Story of UF
  In Spring 2014, SPOHP embarked on a new oral history collaboration with the Retired Faculty of the University of Florida (RFUF) to highlight the individuals who oversaw UF’s rise to a tier-1 institution. Retired faculty and administrators were asked to reflect on the reciprocal relationship between UF, the region, the state and the nation. This ...
• Announcement: SPOHP Internship Application Deadline Extended for Fall 2015
  The new deadline is May 9, 2015. Students from all majors are encouraged to apply. Click for more information, and e-mail applications to graduate coordinator Kyle Bridge (kbridge@ufl.edu). Read more "Announcement: SPOHP Internship Application Deadline Extended for Fall 2015"
• Congratulations to the Spring 2015 SPOHP internship class!
  The Spring 2015 class focused on addiction in American history, taught by graduate coordinators Jessica Taylor and Kyle Bridge, and concluded last week with a public presentation of student podcasts. Read more "Congratulations to the Spring 2015 SPOHP internship class!"
• Podcast with David Barsamian of Alternative Radio Now Available
  The oral history was conducted in 2014 by Dr. Paul Ortiz and Matthew Simmons for the Community Organizers in America collection. Podcast edited by intern Virginia Hamrick. Photo from RoamAgency.com. Read more "Podcast with David Barsamian of Alternative Radio Now Available"
• Spring 2015 Internship Class Podcasts (coordinated by Jessica Taylor and Kyle Bridge): Virginia Fieldwork in Folklore, Appalachian Social Change Project, Community organizing, and more
  Spring 2015 interns produced podcasts on a variety of topics. Image from Jacksonville, Florida Wikipedia article. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 90+ oral history podcasts are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for internship classes, as well as the Summer 2013 seminar and original SPOHP podcast series, released in 2009. ...
• UF School of Theatre and Dance Presents “Gator Tales” in February 2015 with Alachua County African American History Project
  From February 13 to 22, the UF School of Theatre and Dance will perform a new drama entitled Gator Tales, an original play devised and directed by Professor Kevin Marshall in conjunction with the UF Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP). This is the first time that interviews from the SPOHP collection have been adapted ...
• SPOHP in the Virginia Tidewater Video Series Now Available
  Student field researchers produced public history videos related to folklore, environment, and civil rights history interviews conducted during the October 2014 Fieldwork in Folklore research trip. The trip was organized by Jessica Taylor. Read more "SPOHP in the Virginia Tidewater Video Series Now Available"
• Fall 2014 Internship Class Podcasts (coordinated by Jessica Taylor and Matthew Simmons): Veterans History
  Fall 2014 interns produced podcasts on veterans history. Image from Stephen Dodd, donated to the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program. University of Florida Digital Collections Archive To date, 50+ oral history podcasts are available on the University of Florida’s Digital Collections website, including final projects for the entire Spring 2011, 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014 and Fall 2014, intern classes, as well ...
• Oral Histories with Veterans Transform the Ways that Interns Study American History
  Every semester, SPOHP’s interns are in some way touched by United States servicemen, past and present. Whether they transcribe a sixty-year-old recording with one of the last living Civil War veterans or talk with a former leader of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, UF undergraduates encounter the intense experiences of American veterans through oral history. In ...
• April 25, 2014, “Nuestras Historias” Documentary Screening
  April 25, 2014, “Nuestras Historias” Documentary Screening On April 25, 2014 SPOHP premiered “Nuestras Historias,” a film produced by SPOHP Digital Humanities Coordinator Deborah Hendrix and Latina/o Diaspora in the Americas Project Coordinator Génesis Lara. The film sheds light on the Hispanic-Latino community at the University of Florida and the origins of the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures, ...
• SPOHP Internship Application for Fall 2014 Now Available!
  The internship application for Fall 2014 is now available online! SPOHP’s semester-long academic internship is open to all interested students. Applications are due May 1, 2014. Read more "SPOHP Internship Application for Fall 2014 Now Available!"
• March 12, 2014, “Scott Camil: Resistance & Liberation” Panel
  March 12, “Scott Camil: Resistance & Liberation” By Eugenia Hawk, Intern On March 12, 2014, SPOHP hosted a presentation by Vietnam veteran and political activist Scott Camil. The UF Center for Women’s Studies provided the beautiful Ustler Hall atrium, in which the demonstration took place, and by the time Camil began speaking, the entire room was packed with students ...
• Several give stark accounts of segregation-era racism
  “Several give stark accounts of segregation-era racism,” The Gainesville Sun, by Jeff Schweers, March 12, 2014. The Gainesville Sun highlighted SPOHP’s public history program, “The Florida Civil Rights Struggle: Past & Present,” on March 12. The program featured four panelists: John Due, Dan Harmeling, Vivian Filer, and Rosemary Florence, civil rights activists looking back on their ...
• 3/10 Gainesville Sun: “UF students get immersed in the history of civil rights”
  The Gainesville Sun highlights student and staff work in a feature this week for the March 12 civil rights program focusing on the value of involving students in local history work. Read more "3/10 Gainesville Sun: “UF students get immersed in the history of civil rights”"
• UF students get immersed in the history of civil rights
  “UF students get immersed in the history of civil rights,” The Gainesville Sun, by Jeff Schweers, March 10, 2014. In preparation for the upcoming public history program, “The Florida Civil Rights Struggle: Past & Present,” on Wednesday, March 12, the Gainesville Sun highlighted student and staff work in civil rights research and event organizing. Featuring interviews with staff ...
• Congratulations to Emily Nyren, SPOHP’s Volunteer of the Quarter for Spring 2014!
  Emily Nyren, an intern alumni from Spring 2013, has volunteered for the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program through summer and fall 2013, and now in her last semester at the University of Florida.  Emily writes for the Events and Public Programs Archive, recording SPOHP events in online features that include photo galleries and press coverage. She ...
• “Trouble the Water” Film Screening & Symposium New in SPOHP’s Public Programs Archive
  Intern alumni and volunteer Emily Nyren covered the Jan. 15 “Trouble the Water” public event. Read more "“Trouble the Water” Film Screening & Symposium New in SPOHP’s Public Programs Archive"
• January 15, 2014, “Trouble the Water” Film Screening & Symposium
  January 15, 2014, “Trouble the Water” Film Screening & Symposium By Emily Nyren, Intern Alumni and Volunteer  On January 15, 2014, SPOHP hosted renowned documentary filmmaker Tia Lessin for a film screening and symposium related to her award-winning film, “Trouble the Water.”  In the afternoon, the UF Center for Women’s Studies held a symposium discussion, and SPOHP held ...
• SPOHP Internship Application for Spring 2014 Now Available!
  The internship application for Spring 2014 is now available online! SPOHP’s semester-long academic internship is open to all interested students. Applications are due December 1, 2013. Read more "SPOHP Internship Application for Spring 2014 Now Available!"
• Holy Trinity Episcopal Church and SPOHP Premiere Church History Documentary
  The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida announces the release of a new documentary, “The Fire Within: The Rebuilding of a Downtown Community,” which tells the story of the destruction and rebirth of Trinity Episcopal Church in Gainesville, Florida. The documentary can be viewed on SPOHP’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJQOh_zNGzg. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJQOh_zNGzg On Thursday, April 25, ...

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