A Brief History of PMAH
Welcome to the
home page of Bluffton University’s history club known as the People’s
Movement for the Advancement of History (PMAH). The project of Bill Freil
and Bob Hodges, PMAH was able to gain approval of the constitution by
Student Senate on January 31st of 2005. These two fellow history advocates
were able round up some fellow students of history on campus to create a
club. This organization has continued to flourish in a community with an
abundance of enthusiastic history students and faculty.
The Purpose of this Organization
The desire of the
club is to bring together students for the purpose of exploring their
mutual interests in studying and talking history. Through various
activities–attending films, lectures, social events and history-related
games and parties at the homes of history faculty. PMAH members deepen
their own fascination with the human experience in history and together
reinforce their conviction that studying history is one of the most
intellectually enriching possible pursuits on a college campus.
Meetings
The club has a
general meeting once a month. If you
miss a meeting do not worry too much, because the minutes will be posted in
Marbeck the following day and there will also be an online version
available on the Minutes page. It is important to
also mention that the officers meet usually every week, so the minutes from
officers meetings will be posted on the minutes page, but not in Marbeck.
The following general meetings have been held so far this spring semester
of 2009:
- 14 January 2009: 7 pm @ A
& B Room
- 3 February 2009: 9:30 pm @
A & B Room
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