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01 March 2018 – Meghan Hillman
A lot has happened since our 2018 Call for Proposals closed in July of last year, and we’re looking for people to lead informal “On the Fly” conversations at our upcoming 2018 conference about issues that have become pressing in the intervening months. Read More
26 February 2018 – Christine Crosby
The early bird deadline for the 2018 NCPH Annual Meeting is March 7. After that prices will increase and some tickets for tours, workshops, and special events may no longer be available.
Full details on registration and prices are available on our registration info page. Read More
21 February 2018 – 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 2018 Annual Meeting at the Awards Breakfast on Saturday, April 21, at the Renaissance Las Vegas, 8:00 am – 10:00 am. Read More
01 February 2018 – Meghan Hillman
NCPH is excited to announce that we are supporting a track in IUPUI’s new American Studies PhD Program. This track, “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public History and Higher Education,” will begin in fall 2018. It includes an assistantship with the IUPUI Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the potential for summer work in the NCPH office. Read More
29 January 2018 – Meghan Hillman
You’re invited to attend a History Relevance Workshop on March 17, 2018 ! Read More
12 January 2018 – Stasia Tanzer
If you are going to be new to the NCPH conference experience and want some tips, or have been to a meeting before and want to be a helpful resource for a newbie, then sign up for Conference Connections! This program pairs new attendees with an experienced conference-goer who can answer questions about what to pack, which sessions to attend, and more! Read More
11 December 2017 – Meghan Hillman
Is there a topic you’d like to talk about with fellow public historians over dinner? We’re looking for people to lead dinner discussions at our 2018 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada next April. Dine Arounds are a great way for attendees to meet new people, network informally, and dig into an important topic while getting a taste of the conference city. Read More
05 December 2017 – Christine Crosby
NCPH has been working with our partners to monitor the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by the Senate. We encourage you to contact your representatives TODAY in regards to tuition waivers for graduate students; the Historic Tax Credit; and donations to museums and other nonprofits. Read More
01 December 2017 – Christine Crosby
The 2018 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
29 November 2017 – Christine Crosby
National Council on Public History, along with more than 30 other learned societies, issued a joint statement in opposition to the proposal to tax graduate school tuition waivers as income, a provision included in the tax reform bill recently passed by the US House of Representatives. Read More