To foster a collaborative community among Public History graduate students, providing academic, professional, and personal support. To enhance public engagement with history through local projects and partnerships, connecting historical research with broader audiences. To promote the development of skills necessary for careers in public history, including archival work, museum studies, and historic preservation.
Access to exclusive workshops on archival research, digital history, and public history methodologies. Networking opportunities with historians, museum professionals, and other public history practitioners. Hands-on experience with local history projects, internships, and oral history projects, such as the ones you’ve been involved in. Opportunities to present at conferences and collaborate on publications. Peer support and collaboration on research, projects, and career development.
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Group membership includes many benefits, including access to experts in their respective fields.
