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18 February 2019 – Christine Crosby
Still hoping to get on the program for NCPH 2019 in Hartford? Paging through the preliminary Program and spying a few gaps? We’re looking for people to lead discussions on topics that have gained new relevance since our proposal deadline last July. Read More
13 February 2019 – Christine Crosby
Please join us in congratulating this year’s award winners for outstanding achievement in a variety of public history formats. We hope you will help us celebrate during the 2019 Annual Meeting at the Awards Breakfast on Saturday, March 30, at the Connecticut Convention Center, 8:00 am – 10:00 am. Read More
29 January 2019 – Christine Crosby
Early bird pricing for the 2019 NCPH Annual Meeting ends on February 13. Save up to $30 by registering before February 14. Full details on registration and a the preliminary Program can be found on our conference page . Read More
14 January 2019 – Meghan Hillman
We invite anyone attending the NCPH 2019 Annual Meeting in Hartford to volunteer to lead a Dine Around! NCPH Dine Arounds will take place on Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 pm. Volunteers propose a topic to be the focus for a dinner conversation, select a nearby restaurant (see the lists of recommendations here and on pages 8-9 of the Program), make dinner reservations, and agree to lead their group to dinner. Read More
18 December 2018 – Meghan Hillman
NCPH organizes two informal lunch events during our annual meeting: Out to Lunch, on Thursday, March 28, and Out to Lunch: Grad Student Edition, on Friday, March 29. You sign up, we put you in a group, and then you go out to lunch together in Hartford at a restaurant of your group’s choosing! Read More
13 December 2018 – Christine Crosby
NCPH does not typically weigh in on local- or campus-level issues, but we have been monitoring the situation surrounding the Confederate monument known as “Silent Sam” at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) with increasing concern. With the December 5, 2018 release of the Chapel Hill Board of Trustees’ Recommendation for the Disposition and Preservation of the Confederate Monument, and subsequent protests against its proposal by graduate students, faculty, staff, and many within our organization, we feel we must speak to this developing situation. Read More
05 December 2018 – Meghan Hillman
NCPH is seeking pop-up exhibits, activities, and skills labs to set up in our exhibit hall in Hartford March 28-30! This is a great way to get on the program for Hartford and to share projects that are visual and interactive in an informal way. Read More
03 December 2018 – Christine Crosby
The 2019 NCPH election is now open for current members. The board and nominating committee play an important role in shaping the organization and its direction. Have your say in the future of NCPH by voting today!
Check your email for a ballot link, sent on November 29. Read More
26 November 2018 – Christine Crosby
Help us recognize those who put history to work in the world! Guidelines are listed at: https://ncph.org/about/awards
Recipients will be honored during the National Council on Public History annual meeting, March 27-30, 2019 in Hartford, CT.
Excellence in Consulting Award
Up to two $500 awards for outstanding work and contributions by consultants or contractors. Read More
05 November 2018 – Meghan Hillman
Early bird registration for NCPH 2019 in Hartford, CT is now live! You can register via http://bit.ly/ncph2019register and view the preliminary Program at http://bit.ly/ncph2019program. Read More