Julia Bueno Seganfredo receives academic laurea

student Julia Bueno Seganfredo was awarded the academic laurea for her performance of excellence in the degree course in History by the Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences at UFRGS. The distinction is granted to students who obtain more than 80% of “A” concepts throughout undergraduate, according to Resolution No. 11/2013 of the Teaching, Research and Extension Council (CEPE/UFRGS).

During its formation, Julia conducted an internship in the Rio Grande do Sul Public Archive (APERS), where she gained experience with primary sources and organization of documentary collections. He also served as a monitor of the research practice History (material sources) at PUCRS, under the guidance of Professor Gislene Monticelli.

His course completion work, guided by Professor Clarice Goruntki Speranza, was entitled "Inquisition in Porto Alegre: a critical look at the complaints of the Correction House in the newspaper A Democracy (1905)", focusing on the gaucho workers' movement and the forms of public denunciation registered by the press at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Upon completion of the degree, Julia opted for a professional area transition. With an old interest in technology, he started the course of systems analysis and development and currently acts as an intern at Scunna's CDC (Cyber Defense Center), in the area of cyber security. She points out that many of the skills developed in history formation - such as critical analysis, in -depth reading capacity and didactics - have been fundamental to their adaptation to the new field of action.

IFCH congratulates Julia Bueno Seganfredo for the conquest of the academic Laurea and wants success in his professional career.