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Waldorf University History Club

The Waldorf University Historical Society is a student group affiliated with the Department of Histo
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The Waldorf University Department of History, Political Science, and Geography offers a BA in History with two available majors: History and Political Science. This program, with its emphasis on critical thinking, reading, and writing skills as well as its emphasis on global and cultural issues, will prepare the student for advanced academic work in graduate or law schools and for careers as teach

ers, lawyers, researchers, legal assistants, park service curators, interpreters, journalists, military officers, law enforcement officers, museum curators, business executive officers, pastors, theologians, and more. Waldorf offers unique opportunities for internships and studies abroad. Waldorf history students have already secured or completed successful internships, some with pay, at places like the Iowa Governor's Office and various state parks. Several law firms will also be offering internships to Waldorf students interested in the legal profession.

08/20/2024

Excited for a new year of History Club Waldorf University!

08/20/2024

Join the University History Club for our annual kick-off bonfire next Monday, August 26 at the Library Fire Pit at 6:30 p.m.!

04/11/2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Jillian discuss knitting and other textiles in spycraft.

04/11/2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Luke discuss the development of computer chess.

04/11/2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Bri discuss the development of the Czech population of Cedar Rapids.

02/23/2024

Thanks to the wonderful staff at the Grout Museum District and the John Deere Tractor and Engine Museum for hosting the Waldorf University History Club today!

We learned a lot about history careers, horse power, and hometown heroes!

10/19/2023

Great trip to the Iowa State Capitol and State Historical Society of Iowa to explore Iowa’s past and history careers!

10/11/2023

Happy Birthday, Waldorf University! 🎂🎉

10/02/2023

TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m.! Waldorf University Atrium!

04/19/2023

Thanks to everyone who came out and joined us online for the 11th annual Waldorf History Student Symposium! A great night showcasing the wonderful work of our Waldorf University historical Warriors!

04/19/2023

Waldorf University History Student Symposium

04/17/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Kayliegh about the Black Death at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Logen about the gladiators and warfare at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Isabelle about the Dakota and the settlement of Algona at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Adisyn about the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk and smallpox in the 1830s at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Zoee about John Steinbeck’s “The Moon is Down” and World War II propaganda at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Abby about life for enslaved Jamaican women and how their memory lives in the writings of the enslaver Thistlewood at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Dana about the appendectomies at sea during World War II at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

04/16/2023

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Brody-O about the rodeo at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

12/01/2022

A few familiar faces for the Notes on Iowa Iowa History Daily November Recap!

11/17/2022

After a wonderful (and historic) career at Waldorf University, Nancy Farndale will retire at the close of the semester. The final Waldorf Campus Ministry Chapel of the semester celebrated, Nancy. You can celebrate too with this short clip (or by watching the entire chapel featuring Travis Beck, Dave Greeder, and the The Waldorf Choir at: https://youtu.be/Pv5kQh4tQok )!

11/06/2022

Come learn about the Forest City National Bank Building (the dome) on N. Clark Street with Zoee at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

11/06/2022

Come learn about the history of Iowa’s flag and the woman behind it with Angel at the Waldorf University History Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

11/06/2022

Come learn the story of an Iowa acreage with Makayla at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

11/06/2022

Come learn about Waldorf’s historical resources in the here and now with Nolan W. Reynolds at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Monday, November 7!

11/06/2022

Come learn from Nicholas about what Waldorf University was like for students in 1969 at the Waldorf History Student Symposium on Monday, November 7!

11/06/2022

Come learn about the history of Winnebago with Nelly at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

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106 S. 6th Street
Forest City, IA
50436

Website

http://www.waldorf.edu/residential/academics/programs/history

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Jillian - Waldorf History Student Symposium 2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Jillian discuss knitting and other textiles in spycraft.

Luke - Waldorf History Student Symposium 2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Luke discuss the development of computer chess.

Bri - Waldorf History Student Symposium 2024

Come out next Tuesday to the Waldorf History Student Symposium to hear Bri discuss the development of the Czech population of Cedar Rapids.

Waldorf University History Student Symposium

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Kayliegh about the Black Death at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Logen about the gladiators and warfare at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Isabelle about the Dakota and the settlement of Algona at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Adisyn about the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk and smallpox in the 1830s at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Zoee about John Steinbeck’s “The Moon is Down” and World War II propaganda at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Dana about the appendectomies at sea during World War II at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Plan to come out Tuesday night to hear from Brody-O about the rodeo at the Waldorf History Student Symposium!

Come learn about the Forest City National Bank Building (the dome) on N. Clark Street with Zoee at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

Come learn about the history of Iowa’s flag and the woman behind it with Angel at the Waldorf University History Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

Come learn the story of an Iowa acreage with Makayla at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

Come learn about Waldorf’s historical resources in the here and now with Nolan W. Reynolds at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Monday, November 7!

Come learn from Nicholas about what Waldorf University was like for students in 1969 at the Waldorf History Student Symposium on Monday, November 7!

Come learn about the history of Winnebago with Nelly at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!

Come learn about Luthranism and the history of Waldorf Campus Ministry with Brynn at the Waldorf University History Student Symposium on Tuesday, November 8!