Sustainable Public History
March 19-22, 2014
Monterey Conference Center

Read the digital Conference Program

(final version)

Want to learn more about Monterey?

Read Monterey: History on the Half Shell from Dennis Copeland of our Local Arrangements Committee and check out this Reading List!

Registration

Registration for the 2014 NCPH Annual Meeting is now closed

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Hotel

The main conference activities will take place at the Monterey Conference Center.  NCPH has reserved room blocks at three nearby hotels

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Sponsorship, Exhibiting, and Advertising

NCPH Annual Meeting event sponsorship provides an excellent platform to promote your organization, institution, press, program, or company and demonstrates to conference attendees your commitment to the field of public history.  Information about purchasing exhibit space and advertisements in the Program is available by clicking here.

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Volunteering

Call for Conference Volunteers.  Our volunteer spots are filled.

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Calls for Proposals

Call for Session, Workshop, Working Group Proposals

Call for Posters

Call for Working Group Discussants

Call for Dine Around Topics

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Conference Mentoring Program

Now closed.

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Program and Local Arrangements Committee Members

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FAQs

Tips, Advice, and Frequently Asked Questions for First-Time Attendees

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Working Groups

What’s an Annual Meeting “working group”?

NCPH working groups are seminar-like conversations of 8-10 people before and during the annual conference that explore, in-depth, a subject of shared concern.  Working groups have a purpose they are working toward, a problem they are actively trying to solve.  The working group proposal must articulate this as well as an end product(s) that the group seeks to create.

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Going Green

Holding any national or international conference raises questions about environmental impact and sustainability, and holding one with a focus on sustainability itself makes those questions even more noticeable! Conversations about this have been going on within NCPH for a number of years, but in many ways, the 2014 conference represents our first concerted effort at addressing them as an organization and a community of practitioners. This page will give you a sense of where we’ve gotten to so far, as well as some ideas about ways to reduce the “carbon footprint” of your own individual conference travel.

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