History Program Resources
UTC Resources
- Student Resources
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On-campus services to help while you're at UTC.
- UTC Library
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The UTC Library services all UTC students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as well as the local community. The UTC Library is well equipped to support the research and scholarship needs of the UTC community with an operating budget of over 4.1 million dollars, a dynamic and engaged faculty and staff, a new library building that opened in January 2015, and a broad collection of diverse materials including 600,000 print and ebooks, over 30,000 digital journals available, 150+ indexes and databases, and more.
- Writing and Communication Center
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Everyone can benefit from getting feedback on their writing. The WCC helps students, faculty, and staff with any type of writing or communication project—including research papers, presentations, and resumes—at any stage in the process. The WCC offers individualized consultations (in person and online), workshops and class presentations, a library of writers’ resources, and a supportive environment.
- URaCE
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Office for Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavor
At UTC, the undergraduate student experience centers on inquiry, discovery, and community. Through undergraduate research experiences our students acquire the twenty-first century skills necessary to successfully navigate the global world of work or advanced study and make significant contributions to society. URaCE programs and initiatives aim to foster a robust research culture that involves the entire UTC community, while also contributing to the local environs of Chattanooga and creating dialogues with the wider global community.
- Walker Center for Teaching and Learning
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The mission of the Grayson H. Walker Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) is to support UTC's strategic plan and academic initiatives to facilitate excellence in university instruction by providing assistance, information, learning sessions, and consultations in the areas of teaching, learning and technology integration.
- Software for Students
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Did you know that UTC offers students lots of free software? Check out what's available.
General History Resources
- American Historical Association (AHA)
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The American Historical Association is the largest professional organization serving historians in all fields and all professions. The AHA is a trusted voice advocating for history education, the professional work of historians, and the critical role of historical thinking in public life. Go
- AHA Advocacy Page
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The latest activity of the AHA and historians in supporting history and historical thinking. Go
- Digital History Resources from the AHA
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Digital technologies have expanded the reach of scholarship in the way scholars communicate their research to an audience and present findings, as well as influencing the questions they ask in planning a research project. Text analysis, data and text mining, mapping, data visualization, and a variety of other digital methods and tools make forms of research beyond the traditional text-based article or monograph possible, while also encouraging scholars to consider questions of data storage, visual presentation, and user engagement. Here, you can find resources on getting started in digital history, articles on doing digital history, and projects of interest. Go
- Best of History Websites
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The best history websites. Go