Repair Work

March 27-30, 2019 – Hartford, CT

Registration Information

Pre-REGISTRATION FOR NCPH 2019 is now closed. If you still need to register you may do so onsite in Hartford. Any remaining tickets will also be sold onsite in hartford.

The Final program is available (Refresh the PDF to see the most recent version).

2019 REGISTRATION RATES

Early Bird
(rec’d by 2/13/19)
Regular
(2/14/19-3/13/19)
Onsite Only
(after 3/14/19)
NCPH Member $178 $202 $202
NCPH Student Member $108 $128 $128
Nonmember $228 $258 $258
Nonmember Student $133 $153 $153
One Day $118 $138 $138
Guest* $38 $38 $38
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Travel Information

The Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT is the main location for NCPH 2019 conference sessions and events. The National Council on Public History has secured a block of rooms at the Marriott Hartford Downtown (connected to the Convention Center) for NCPH 2019. The NCPH room rate is $179/night for single or double occupancy. Reservations must be made by March 6, 2019.

To reserve a room, click here or call (877) 901-6632 and request a room in the National Council on Public History’s block.

Update 2/6/19:  Our room block is close to full! As of today there are still rooms available on all nights, 3/26-3/31. However, we are getting reports that the online link to book is glitchy and is returning no results for certain stretches of nights. If you’re still having trouble booking, please email Program Manager Meghan Hillman at [email protected] with more details.

Update 2/13/19:  Our room block is currently full on Thursday, March 28. We are working on options with the hotel; check this page for updates!

Update 3/1/19: We were able to secure a few more rooms on Thursday, March 28–you should be able to book using the online link until these rooms are full.  Our block closes on Wednesday, March 6, so don’t wait!

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Calls for Proposals

To propose a topic for an “On the Fly” discussion, read the full Call for Topics and submit the form by Feb 21.

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Sponsorships, 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.  More detailed information about purchasing a sponsorship, a booth in our exhibit hall at the Hartford Convention Center (which comes with two complimentary meeting registrations), or an advertisement can be found in our 2019 Marketing Opportunities guide.

Exhibit hall and advertising opportunities are now closed for the 2019 conference. Look for information on options for our 2020 conference in Atlanta this summer! 

Questions, or interested in purchasing a sponsorship? Email [email protected].

 

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Program and Local Arrangements Committee Members

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Seth Bruggeman, Temple University (co-chair)
Cathy Stanton, Tufts University (co-chair)
dann Broyld, Central Connecticut State University
Andreas Etges (representing IFPH), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Amerika-Institut (LMU Munich)
Blanca Garcia-Barron, University of Texas at el Paso
Jon Haeber, California Preservation Foundation
Steven High, Concordia University
Devin Hunter, University of Illinois, Springfield
Sojin Kim, Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Patricia West McKay, Martin Van Buren NHS, NPS/SUNY Albany
Amber Mitchell, National World War II Museum
Tara White, Wallace Community College, Selma
Leah Glaser, Local Arrangements co-chair
Elizabeth Shapiro, Local Arrangements co-chair

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE

Leah Glaser, Central Connecticut State University (co-chair)
Elizabeth Shapiro, Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office (co-chair)
McKinley Albert, Camp Courant
Clarissa Ceglio, University of Connecticut
Ilene Frank, Connecticut Historical Society
David Glassberg, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Laurie Lamarre, Connecticut League of History Organizations
Gregg Mangan, Connecticut Humanities
Amanda Goodheart Parks, New England Air Museum
Heather Prescott, Central Connecticut State University
Pieter Roos, Mark Twain House
Fiona Vernal, University of Connecticut
Matt Warshauer, Central Connecticut State University

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