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The Eastern Washington University Archives and Special Collections (ASPC) is conducting a pilot program to gather reminiscences of alumni from the History Department via an online form. The form contains prompts about your time as a student at EWU and how that experience impacted your life to date. The project will be open starting January 2022 to all graduates with a Bachelor’s or Master’s in History from EWU. The EWU Archives and Special Collections appreciates your support and will provide a report on the project by June 2022.

 

How to Participate

Patterson Hall, ca. 1973, Unknown
Patterson Hall, ca. 1973, Unknown

You may participate by using the form button below. Please remember that the accounts are intended to be shared and read by the general public.

 

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Project Q & A

Responses will be preserved in the Eastern Washington University Archives and Special Collections. Depending upon the success of the project, EWU may also post the responses online to the EWU Libraries Digital Commons.

If you wish to donate photographs, documents, or EWU memorabilia, please contact the EWU University Archives and Special Collections at archives@ewu.edu.

Currently the project is open to graduates of the History program only. When the pilot is completed in Spring 2022, the EWU Archives and Special Collections will evaluate the feasibility of opening up the project to other departments. If you wish to donate your written memories outside of this project, please contact the EWU University Archives and Special Collections at archives@ewu.edu.

Contact the Project Leader

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Steven Bingo

Acting University Archivist
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EWU Libraries, 320 Media Lane, Cheney, WA 99004
509.359.2475

University Archives & Special Collections (ASPC)

320 Media Ln, 100 LIB
Cheney, WA 99004

ASPC Service Desk: 509.359.2475

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