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“The Contextualized Life: Triangulating the Chuck Morrison Papers" project directly
supports several core Casper College ISLOs, primarily focusing on advanced research,
critical thinking, and formal communication.
Here is a breakdown of how the project components align with essential lifelong learning
skills and common ISLO categories:

Alignment with ISLOs (History Major Focus)
ISLO Category

How the Assignment Meets the Outcome

Relevant
Project Part

The student must formulate an original historical
argument (thesis) by synthesizing complex, often
Critical Thinking &amp;
Part 1 (Thesis),
conflicting, primary sources. They must analyze the
Problem Solving
Part 2 (Analysis)
context behind the records (e.g., political motives,
social anxieties) rather than just describing them.

Information
Literacy &amp;
Research

This is the core skill. The student must navigate nonPart 1
digital primary source collections, use finding aids,
(Mapping), Part
select sources based on relevance and quality, and
2 (Source
adhere to rigorous academic citation standards
Selection)
(archival and secondary).

Effective
Communication
(Written)

The requirement for a 3-5-page formal, scholarly
essay demands mastery of advanced academic
writing. Students must structure a lengthy, evidence- Part 3 (Final
based argument logically, persuasively, and with
Essay)
impeccable clarity, adhering to required style guides
(e.g., Chicago).

By focusing on a local figure (Morrison) who
Part 2
Historical &amp; Global operated on a state level (Wyoming State
(Contextual
Awareness
Representative), the student gains insight into how Analysis)
national and global events (like the mid-20th century

Casper College Goodstein Foundation Library Western History Center
125 College Drive, Casper, WY 82601

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ISLO Category

How the Assignment Meets the Outcome

Relevant
Project Part

economic shifts or WWII) manifested at the local
level.

On Secondary Sources Supporting Use of the Primary
The Charles "Chuck" Morrison Photographs and Papers are rich in content, spanning
political, journalistic, military, and local history from roughly the 1920s through the mid1900s. To properly analyze and contextualize these primary sources, a student requires
secondary sources that provide background information across these themes.
Here is a breakdown of the types of secondary sources that would support the collection's
use and understanding:

References
Charles "Chuck" Morrison Photographs and Papers, NCA 01.v.1998.01 WyCaC US. Casper
College Archives and Special Collections (Western History Center).
Google. (2025). Gemini (2.5 Pro) [Large Language Model].
https://gemini.google.com/app/30ca229f60e659e3?utm_source=app_launcher&amp;ut
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Casper College Goodstein Foundation Library Western History Center
125 College Drive, Casper, WY 82601

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