Session, workshop, and working group proposals for NCPH 2019 in Hartford, CT are due by July 15 via https://ncph.org/conference/2019-annual-meeting/. On the main 2019 page you’ll find the CFP, links to the proposal forms, and contact information should you have any questions or concerns as you complete your proposal. Read More
Forty people have submitted topic proposals for next spring’s NCPH annual meeting in Hartford, Connecticut, and now we hope you will help shape our conference by letting them know what you think! We’ve received submissions from public history practitioners, educators, and students seeking feedback, possible collaborators, and/or expert advice. Read More
NCPH is proud to be sponsoring the poster session at the annual meeting of the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) in Kansas City, Missouri, September 26-29. The deadline to submit your poster proposal is Sunday, June 7! Read More
Together with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) at Rutgers-Camden and the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB), NCPH is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Nicole Belolan to the position of Co-Editor of The Public Historian (TPH), the leading journal in the field of public history, and Digital Media Editor for NCPH effective August 13, 2018. Read More
Our journal, The Public Historian (TPH), is celebrating its 40th year in print with free digital access to twenty-four of its most significant and widely read essays for the remainder of the year. We thank you for your continued support of TPHand invite you to celebrate with us! Read More
NCPH is currently accepting topic proposals for #ncph2019 in Hartford, CT. If you’re considering submitting a full proposal for next year’s conference this is the perfect opportunity to find collaborators or get feedback for a session, workshop, or working group. Read More
We are looking for volunteers to serve on NCPH committees and task forces. There is something for every interest, with over 20 committees that help run the organization and support public history work nationally. Read More
NCPH’s journal, The Public Historian, has released a special digital issue Neon City: Power Lines and Plundered Lands. Freely accessible in April, this issue is timed to provide attendees of the 2018 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas advance insights drawing upon topical essays and reviews from the journal’s digital backlist relating to the conference theme of “Power Lines.” Read More
Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) Public Historian in Residence (Co-Editor, The Public Historian, and Digital Media Editor for the National Council on Public History)
We are pleased to invite applications for a full-time staff position at MARCH, located in the Cooper Street Historic District on the campus of Rutgers-Camden. Read More
The 2018 NCPH Annual Meeting will take place in Las Vegas, NV, April 18-21. Pre-registration is open now through April 4th. Many tours, workshops, and events are filling up so be sure to register soon if you plan to attend!
More information on registration and a preliminary Program can be found on our conference page. Read More
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