LEADR supports a portfolio of digital projects created by students and faculty to share research through visual and interactive means.
Photo essays created by students in Dr. Beth Drexler’s Peace and Justice Studies class.
Class project taught by Dr. Ampson Hagan at MSU in Spring 2023 in collaboration with LEADR.
This project exhibits three countries that underwent military coups between 2020 and 2021, highlighting the particularities of each country and unique outcomes for these coups using scholarly sources and reputable news sources.
The course examines a range of contemporary issues in the anthropology of cities and urban spaces. This Site was built by the students of Najib Hourani’s Urban Anthropology course during the Spring of 2023.
This site exhibits the Battle of Plea Ridge, one of many controversial battles of the Civil War.
HST 304- Civil War (Fall2023)
This site exhibits the Battle of Prairie Grove. Created by the students of Dr. Thomas Summerhill’s Civil War Era History class during Fall 2023 in coordination with Dani Willcutt
This site is dedicated to the Spring 2023 HST 305 students’ Omeka Exhibits based on a topic of their choosing and based on their original research
This exhibit is devoted to cataloging and interpreting the provenance about printed books held in the Rare Books and Special Collections at Michigan State University Libraries
ISS 325- War and Revolution
Using StoryMap as a research methodology to tell stories about migration and borderland security. This project maps out the US Westward Expansion
This podcast talks about the world of Scottish Soccer and the history of the rivalry between the Celtics and Rangers, focusing on the brutal 1980 Hampden Riot.
The stories of Johan Cruyff’s life from his early days at Ajax through coaching at Barcelona.
