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 in the Program 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].

Sponsorship Opportunities Include:

*Workshop sponsorships can apply to the workshop of your choice and will be used to reduce rates for attendees and/or to provide refreshments.
**Tour sponsorships can apply to the tour of your choice and will be use to reduce rates for attendees and/or defray transportation costs.
***The promotional item will be an environmentally friendly product such as a cotton tote bag, corn-based biodegradable coffee mug, or 100% recycled paper notepad. Please contact us for more details.

MANY THANKS TO OUR 2019 CONFERENCE SPONSORS TO DATE!

Event Guarantors:

Central Connecticut State University – Name badges & lanyards (sponsor); opening reception (co-sponsor)
Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office – Opening reception (co-sponsor)
Know History – Program Printing (sponsor); Consultants’ Speakeasy (co-sponsor); Networking Coffee Break (co-sponsor)

Event Supporters:

Canada’s History – Awards Breakfast and Keynote (sponsor)
Connecticut Humanities – Public Plenary (sponsor)
Historical Research Associates – Consultants’ Speakeasy (co-sponsor)

Event Friends:

American West Center, University of Utah – Public History Educators’ Forum (co-sponsor)
Arizona State University – Public History Educators’ Forum; Poster Session; Speed Networking and Reception (co-sponsor)
Brown University – Networking Coffee Break (co-sponsor)
Greenhouse Studios, University of Connecticut – Digital Public History Lab (co-sponsor)
IUPUI – Poster Session and Reception (co-sponsor)
Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History – The Commons (sponsor)
Stevens Historical Research Associates – Consultants’ Speakeasy (co-sponsor)
Temple University – Speed Networking (co-sponsor)
University of California Press – Networking Coffee Break (sponsor)
University of Central Florida – Digital Public History Lab (co-sponsor)
University of Massachusetts Amherst – Public History Educators’ Forum and Speed Networking (co-sponsor)
University of Massachusetts Boston – Poster Session (co-sponsor)
William Willingham – Consultants’ Speakeasy (co-sponsor)

In-Kind Sponsors:

Connecticut Historical Society – Program images
Harriet Beecher Stowe Center – Tour fees
Mark Twain House and Museum – Tour fees
Mystic Seaport Museum – Tour fees
National Trust for Historic Preservation – Preservation Leadership Training workshop
New England Air Museum – Tour fees

We’re looking forward to welcoming our 2019 exhibitors!

American Association for State and Local History
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Canadian Museum of History and Canadian War Museum
Central Connecticut State University
The Citadel
Clio and Marshall University
Connecticut Humanities
Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office
De Gruyter Publishing
Historical Research Associates
Kindex
Know History
Library of Virginia
North Carolina State University
North Dakota State University
Oral History Association
Queens University Belfast
Rowman & Littlefield
Temple University
Tour-Mate Systems Limited
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
University of Central Florida
University of Massachusetts Press
University of Nebraska at Kearney
Veterans Legacy Project
With materials from H. Hethmon Consulting and Brown University