Students are invited to delve deep into Michigan history with the 2015-2016 Michigan History Day Competition.
What is the Michigan History Day Competition?
Michigan History Day Competition is an educational program of the Historical Society of Michigan, and is an affiliate of National History Day, a yearlong educational program that encourages students to explore local, state, national and world history. Students can select any historical topic that relates to the year’s theme, then conduct research, analyze their findings and interpret the significance in history. This year Monroe county students are invited to display their projects at the Ellis Library & Information Center in early February. Winners will be chosen in each age group and category to move on to the District Level.
This Year’s Theme:
Exploration, Encounter, Exchange in History
Project Categories
Students may submit projects under any of the five categories:
- Paper
- Exhibit
- Documentary
- Website
- Performance
PROFESSIONAL'S TIP: Strengthen your research by registering ahead, upstairs in the Reference Department at the Ellis Library & Reference Center. Pre-registration gives students and educators the benefit of information packets, workshops, and more.
- Pre-Registration: October 10, 2015
- Final Registration: December 21, 2015
- Judging Takes Place: February 6, 2016
Special consideration will be given to projects focusing on Monroe County, Michigan.
For More Information:
- Stop by the Ellis Library & Reference Center for an informational packet at 3700 South Custer, Monroe MI.
- Contact Charmaine Wawrzyniec at 734-241-5277, email charmaine.wawrzyniec@monroe.lib.mi.us
- Visit the Michigan History website at www.hsmichigan.org/mhd