Mario Carrillo served as a 2019/2020 Student Historian at UW-Madison, where he intended to research the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in Madison. Learn more about his background and work.
Sophia Abrams served as a UW–Madison Student Historian (2020–2022), researching Black student artists through oral histories and curated exhibits. Explore her projects and archives here.
Elisa Miller, a 2022-2023 UW-Madison Student Historian, documents her research into the university’s Asian Theater program, including its history, productions, and oral history interviews.
Ana Shriver, 2024-25 UW-Madison Student Historian, documents the experiences of first-generation Latinx immigrants through archival research and oral histories of campus and community members.
Learn how to cite archival documents from the UW Archives. This guide explains how to identify collections, locate necessary citation elements, and format your references correctly.
Learn how to cite ephemeral items at the UW-Madison Archives, including posters, T-shirts, and other collectibles, with specific formatting guidelines and examples provided.
Learn how to cite films and audio recordings from the UW-Madison Archives. Includes standard citation formats for unique and widely distributed media, plus required credit lines.
Learn how to cite oral history interviews from the UW-Madison Archives, whether accessed online or in-person. Includes required formatting, unique identifiers, and examples.