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The Civil Rights Pilgrimage is taken by students at UW-Eau Claire each winter and spring break to explore the Deep South and be immersed in the history of the Civil Rights Movement. Follow their progress on the trip and watch for pictures, videos, and updates from students on the trip, and check out students' journaled experiences each day!
NEW! Communication and Journalism students report from the pilgrimage!
UW-Eau Claire Civil Rights Pilgrimage
Civil Rights Memorial
Welcome
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students have the opportunity to spend their winter or spring break on a Civil Rights Pilgrimage to the South, visiting sites of historic importance to the U.S. civil rights movement. This blog is a record of the learning experiences of our students dating back to our first trip in March 2008.
The top picture is of Sarah Gonzalez, sophomore, psychology major; Stephanie Hormig, senior, English education and theater major, January Boten, Putnam Hall Director, Tim Keney, senior criminal justice major, and Katie Lashua, senior advertising major.
ReplyDeleteThe next picture is of Tim Kenney and Katie Lashua being silly.
The picture of the jail is of Sarah Gonzalez and Tim Kenney.
The last picture is on the steps of the 16th Street Baptist Church and is of January Boten, Katie Lashua, Steph Hormig, and Jessica Ensrude, sophomore computer science major.