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Welcome to Public History | Public History Concentration | UNC Charlotte
Skip to text only version. Skip to page content. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. What is Public History? Welcome to Public History. Welcome to the Public History Concentration at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Dr Karen Cox will offer a public history elective on Heritage Tourism in Spring 2015. Dr Dan Morrill will run the Video Production and Editing Public History Elective in Spring 2014. Check out his new documentary Public Art: A Piedmont Case Study. Drs Dan Morrill and Karen Fli...
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History 671: Introduction to Public History | UNC-Chapel Hill, Dr. Anne Mitchell Whisnant
History 671: Introduction to Public History. UNC-Chapel Hill, Dr. Anne Mitchell Whisnant. History/American Studies 671: Introduction to Public History. At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. And East Carolina University (listed as History 5005: Topics in Public History). Dr Anne Mitchell Whisnant. Adjunct Associate Professor of History and American Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill. Whichard Visiting Distinguished Professor in the Humanities, East Carolina University. Mondays, 3:35-6:05 pm. History d...
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Past Present
Amelia Edwards: Egyptology’s First Public Historian. March 7, 2016. Known as the Godmother of Egyptology. EES) in 1919, and the society is still operating today. For historians, EEF can be considered part of a larger British Victorian Biblical archaeological movement, entangled with British imperialist interests in Egypt. Amelia Edwards. Image courtesy of the Egypt Exploration Society. A Thousand Miles up the Nile. She believed that the Egyptians were not capable of protecting their history from themselv...
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Public History 2019 | building the future out of the past
I had checked the progress of the artifact rescue online, but I was still surprised when the truck pulled up in front of the historical society. It was an old USPS truck, repainted orange with a brown running horse on it, the symbol of the New Pony Express. It was accompanied by a distinct smell of fried dumplings. Obviously there were enough restaurants open to fuel a biodiesel truck. Delivery from New Orleans! 8221; I asked the driver. “We’re going to have a concert tonight.”. The stream of visitors ha...
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Introduction to Public History
Introduction to Public History. Friday, March 18, 2011. I have submitted final grades and they are available on Eagle Net. Here is the conversion scale. That EWU uses fro turning letter grades into the four-point scale. If you have any questions about your grade or want to pick up your papers or just want to chat, please email me at the start of Spring quarter and set up an appointment. I will not discuss grades via email. Have a great Spring Break. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Thank You For Taking my Course.
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Public History: History for the Public Eye | This is a site that pertains to the goings on in Public History
Public History: History for the Public Eye. This is a site that pertains to the goings on in Public History. Fort Worth Musuem of Science and History. Asymp; Leave a comment. This was hands down my favorite trip! Asymp; Leave a comment. Historical Journal, Article and Historical Society Review. Asymp; Leave a comment. Journal of Military History. Log Cabin Village Revisited. Asymp; Leave a comment. Log Cabin Village Preview. Asymp; Leave a comment. The Wesleyan Archives in Retrospect. The museum was desi...
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David Moore – Historian – Filmmaker | Looking at the past through the eyes of Public History
David Moore – Historian – Filmmaker. Looking at the past through the eyes of Public History. Making time for recycling. August 6, 2015. Originally posted on Sabrina the keeper of memories. Back then, things were built and sold to serve a purpose and if in the unfortunate event something did break, we did not throw it away, we fixed it. If we could not mend it, we recycled it into something else just as useful. The River Severn, a river flowing through landscape and time. July 28, 2015. Who wants to sit i...
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Public History Bytes – Catherine Schultz, Public Historian
Catherine Schultz, Public Historian. Digital History: Get the Info Out! 8221; And other historic things Video Games Teach You. Pinning a Journey: Junipero Serra’s California Missions. Mobile Apps: Enhancing Historical Experiences around the World. On “Rump-Fed Chicken! On “Rump-Fed Chicken! On What’s the point of digi…. On What’s the point of digi…. On Encouraging a Participatory…. Digital History: Get the Info Out! June 23, 2015. June 23, 2015. We need to get the information out! Be cited, I think it is...
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UCF • Public History Center
What Is Public History? Provide opportunities for learning through public interaction, engaging workshops and access to the past { Find out more. Offering integrated curriculum-based programming for students K-12 { Find out more. Martínez-Fernández Wins International Latino Book Award. Luis Martínez-Fernández has received an award from the International Latino Book Awards. Martínez-Fernández's recent book,. Revolutionary Cuba: A History. UCF History Students Help Preserve Oviedo’s Past at History Harvest.
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Public History Class
Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Week 15: Public History and New Media. As I read the articles for today’s lecture, the broad issues of digital stability and the magnitude of the flood of available materials immediately struck me. Every discipline is trying desperately to find ways of moving into the digital age. The comparison of collections of Pearl Harbor and 9/11 in the Cohen article were startling. This would seem to offer an opportunity for technologically savvy public historians:. But seriously this co...
