The Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities at Rutgers University–Camden is launching a new continuing education program in September 2016. This new program is a non-degree, non-credit program that is open to anyone interested in historic preservation: members of historic preservation commissions, town planners, historic site administrators and volunteers, owners of old or historic buildings, town planners, architects, engineers, attorneys, students, and anyone else with an interest in preserving our built environment. Offerings include full-scale courses as well as one-day and half-day workshops. For more information go to: https://preservation.rutgers.edu/.
Year: 2016
Congratulations to our Graduates of 2015-16
Brian Albright
Jared Berkowitz
Clara Green
Jill Horner
Jason Jankowski
Kimberly Martin
David Niescior
Lindsay Thivierge
Lewis Whilden
Meet Him in St. Louis
Graduate student Arthur Murphy will be interning in St. Louis this summer working as an SCA (Student Conservation Association) AmeriCorps Intern at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial of the National Park Service. Send us pictures Art!
Onward to the PhD
Lewis Whilden has been accepted with funding to the PhD program in History at the University of Alabama.
Barnes Club Presentations by Our Graduate Students
Two of our graduate students presented papers at the Barnes Club Conference at Temple University
- Jared Berkowitz, “Reaching for a Slice of the Moon: the Burke-Hartke Bill and the Political Economic Crisis of the Early Seventies, 1970-1973.”
- Lewis Whilden, “Out of the mouths of babes come words of wisdom:’ Sheriff Jim Clark answers to Northern Children for his Violence in Selma, 1965”.