Epsilon Tau Chapter Phi Alpha Theta

This is the University of Louisiana at Monroe's Epsilon Tau Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta.

Follow us on our Instagram https://instagram.com/ulm_phialphatheta?igshid=rwyyccnheym5 We are chapter of the nation's primary honor society for history, Phi Alpha Theta. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
A vital interest in history is a basic requirement for membership; additionally the prospective member must demonstrate high achievement in history courses and in academic work in general. Undergraduate stu

04/23/2026

Thanks, Wes!

04/20/2026

Mr. Welch is a member of Phi Alpha Theta as well and was a chapter officer back when he was a student.

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04/20/2026

Last Friday evening, Phi Alpha Theta hosted a series of Among Us-style games on the second floor of Walker Hall. The imposters won the first round, but the team triumphed in the second two. Thanks, Phi Alpha Theta officers--especially Anna Batten--for putting it together!

03/27/2026

Some of our members, I know, have done great work and would have superb presentations!

ULM Students are invited to submit proposals to the English and History Symposium, which will take place on April 29, 2026. If you would like to present either a poster or paper, please send a one-paragraph proposal and one-paragraph bibliographic note to either Dr. Jeffrey Anderson at [email protected] or Dr. Meredith McKinnie at [email protected] by April 17. Completed presentations are due by April 24. You need not be a History or English major to participate.

03/16/2026

On Thursday, March 12, Phi Alpha Theta held its annual Ides of March Poetry Reading. As always, it was great fun a wonderful way to remember the late Dr. H.P. Jones!

03/09/2026

Congratulations to Ireland Aaron, Mateline Bratton, and Antoine Iles for the excellent papers you presented at the Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference in Lafayette, LA, on March 6! Their paper titles were as follow:

*Aaron, “Queens of Desire: How the Madams of Storyville Weaponized Mixed-Race Fantasies for Power and Profit”
*Bratton, “Between Saints and Sickness”
*Iles, “Coca-Cola and the American Dream: How the Biedenharn Family Rose to Fame”

Several of the professors and graduate students in attendance were highly complimentary and remarked that the conference as a whole was excellent. One historian stated that it was the best Phi Alpha Theta Conference he had attended "in at least the last thirty years."

Well done!

03/02/2026

Phi Alpha Theta and Sigma Tau Delta's Ides of March Poetry Reading is coming up on March 12 at 4:00 pm under the H.P. Jones Memorial Tree. Come on out to share a poem you like or even of your own composition!