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Student Research - Ron Petrin Memorial Fund 2026

$2,070
41%
Raised toward our $5,000 Goal
22 Donors
Project has ended
Project ended on April 24, at 11:59 PM CDT
Project Owners

Marci

Gracey

Apr 24, 2026

Emily

Graham

Apr 24, 2026

Michael

Hiney

$250

Apr 22, 2026

Sarah Foss

In Honor of Susan Oliver’s retirement and in celebration and thanks for career at OSU

Apr 21, 2026

Amanda

Johnson

$50

Apr 21, 2026

Paul Boles

In Honor of Wesley Boles

$100

Apr 20, 2026

Give Orange

Match/Challenge/Leaderboard Funds

$200

Apr 20, 2026

Anonymous

Apr 16, 2026

Mette

Flynt

$50

Apr 14, 2026

Rebecca

Kaplan

Apr 07, 2026

Thomas Jorsch

In Memory of Ron Petrin and Joe Stout.

$100

Apr 07, 2026

Carol

Boles

$100

Apr 02, 2026

Bill Bryans

Mary Bryans

In Memory of Joe Stout

$100

Mar 31, 2026

Lisa

Guinn

$250

Mar 29, 2026

Melanie

Morgan

$50

Mar 29, 2026

Anonymous

Mar 26, 2026

Merle

Eisenberg

$50

Mar 26, 2026

Sarah

Griswold

Mar 26, 2026

Anonymous

$200

Mar 26, 2026

Holly

Karibo

$40

Mar 26, 2026

Shelly Lemons

In Memory of Dr. Petrin, who guided me through conferences and job talks.

$50

Mar 25, 2026

Richard

Boles

$50

Mar 23, 2026
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$20

Every Gift Counts!

All gifts help current and future history students achieve their goals.

$50

Phi Alpha Theta

Dr. Petrin was very active in the OSU chapter of Phi Alpha Theta and with the national organization. He always encouraged students -- undergraduate and graduate -- to present research at Phi Alpha Theta conferences.

$100

American Historical Associatio

Conference registration is expensive. It now costs over $100 for non-member students to register for the American Historical Association annual conference.

$250

National Archives

The National Archives in Washington DC is an important source for historical research. This level of giving helps get a graduate student to DC for research.

$500

Robber Baron

In honor of Dr. Petrin's fascination with the economic aspects of the Gilded Age.