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Deadline approaching to be a mentor at #ncph2017

Mentoring Connection is a rewarding experience that helps conference newcomers feel welcome, comfortable, and fully engaged in the conference. If you’ve attended the annual meeting before, consider signing up to connect with a mentee and show them the ropes.

Dine Around Indy at #ncph2017

Do you have an interesting topic you’d like to discuss with other public historians? Dine Arounds give conference attendees an informal opportunity to meet new people, talk about important issues, and get a taste of Indy.

NCPH condemns restrictive entry order

NCPH’s Advocacy Committee voted unanimously to endorse the American Historical Association’s statement condemning President Trump’s executive order restricting travel to and from seven Muslim majority countries.

The AHA’s statement analyzes the order by looking at the evidence from our nation’s history. Read More

Connect at #ncph2017

Mentoring Connection is an NCPH program designed to help first time attendees feel at home at the annual meeting. We’re looking for both experienced conference-goers and first time attendees to participate in this program.  Read More

Speed Networking

Sign up for Speed Networking at the 2017 Annual Conference in Indianapolis, IN. This annual event, a professional twist on “speed dating,” is a highlight for students and new professionals looking to make connections with a diverse array of public history practitioners.  Read More

Deadline Approaching: NCPH Election

The 2017 NCPH election is almost complete. Members, be sure to cast your vote for Secretary-Treasurer, board members, and members of the nominating committee. 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! Read More

Last chance to submit a Pop-Up

Reminder: Your pop-up proposals for the 2017 conference this spring in Indianapolis are due January 15! Setting up a pop-up exhibit or activity in our exhibit hall for a few hours is a great way to share a project or program with your fellow public historians in a fun, informal way.  Read More

“Pop-Up” in Indy!

For the first time, the National Council on Public History is soliciting proposals for pop-up exhibits or activities to set up in the exhibit hall over the course of the 2017 Annual Meeting in Indianapolis this spring. The pop-up format is flexible and spontaneous, making it a great way for you to showcase a project or program that’s visual and interactive. Read More

Vote! NCPH Election

The 2017 NCPH election is currently open for members. Cast your vote for Secretary-Treasurer, board members, and members of the nominating committee. 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! Read More