Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park, 2007. Phil Roberts photograph
PHIL'S COURSES, SPRING, 2010
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HIST 1251, History of Wyoming. M-W, 9-9:50 a.m., 57 History Bldg. F, discussion sections (see syllabus for specific room numbers for each section)
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HIST 5605: Graduate Conference on Wyoming and the West, W, 6-8:35 p.m. , History Bldg., Rm. 155
Phil's spring office hours: M, W, 10-11:30 a.m., and by appointment
NEW!!! Readings in Wyoming History contains a new essay on the Wyoming Constitutional Convention and adoption of the Wyoming Constitution in 1889.
Dec. 28, 2009: Phil returned from the United Arab Emirates where he completed research on a manuscript on oil development.
Dec. 3, 2009: Phil traveled to Sublette County to present three programs on various aspects of the history of Wyoming oil and gas development. The programs, sponsored by the Wyoming Council for the Humanities, were held at the Jonah Field camp in southern Sublette County.
Nov. 20, 2009: Phil spoke to the Wyoming Geological Society in Casper. He presented a general informal history of oil in Wyoming from the 1830s to 1931. The luncheon meeting was at the Casper Petroleum Club.
Nov. 19, 2009: Phil attended the dedication ceremonies for the new addition to Coe Library. He was shown speaking about the value of libraries on a video produced for the event by Nancy Marlatt of the library staff.
Nov. 17, 2009: Phil was guest speaker in Rawlins at the Carbon County Higher Education Center's symposium series titled "Power of Place: Treasures of Carbon County." He spoke on the development of mine safety in Wyoming, specifically with respect to labor organizations.
Nov. 5, 2009: Phil attended a reception sponsored by Mortar Board and held at the home of UW President Tom Buchanan. Phil was one of a number of UW faculty nominated Mortar Board's "Top Profs" for 2009.
Oct. 28, 2009: Phil spoke to Patty Kessler's U. S. History class on the Wyoming Constitution.
October 2009: Phil's article titled "A Hospital at the Hot Springs: The Politics of Locating Veterans' Health Facilities in Wyoming," appeared in the summer 2009 issue of Annals of Wyoming.
April 22, 2009: The Department of History held its annual awards banquet at the Historic Laramie Railroad Depot. See photos of the event.
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GENERAL HISTORY INFORMATION:
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Wyoming History Day
COURSES, FALL, 2009
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HIST 1251: History of Wyoming, T-Th, 9:35-10:50 a.m., 129 Classroom Bldg.
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HIST 4540/5540: History of the 20th Century U. S. West, W, 7-9:25 p.m., 118 Classroom Bldg
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HIST 4050/5990: Advanced Public History, Th., 1-2 p.m., History Lounge.
COURSES, SPRING, 2009
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251)
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Seminar: History of the U. S. West (HIST 5630)
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Advanced Public History (HIST 4060)
COURSES, FALL, 2008
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251)
COURSES, SPRING, 2008
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251)
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American Legal History (HIST 4515/5515)
COURSES TAUGHT IN EARLIER YEARS:
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Advanced Public History (HIST 4060) (Spring 2007)
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Advanced Public History (HIST 4050)
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Conference, History of Wyoming and the American West (HIST 5605)
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Conference, Wyoming and the West (HIST 5605) (Autumn 2007)
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Impact of the Railroad on Wyoming History (HIST 4152) (Honors) (Autumn 2007)
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Impact of the Railroad on Wyoming History (HONORS 4152, Section 3)
HISTORY OF WYOMING SYLLABI
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Autumn 2007)
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Spring 2007)
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Autumn 2006)
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Spring 2006)
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Autumn 2005)
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History of Wyoming (HIST 1251) (Spring 2005)
PHIL ROBERTS SPEAKING SCHEDULE, BIOGRAPHY, PUBLICATIONS:
International Photographs:
Misc. Information:
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History Department seminars and events
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Photographs of State Capitols
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Phil's Blog on Wyoming History and Politics (personal--not university-related in any way)