Publication from a student in our Public History Certificate Program

Mariam Williams, our public history certificate student who is also in the MFA program, has published an essay on the MARCH Insights Blog about her first visit to the new National Museum of African American History and Culture:

https://march.rutgers.edu/2016/10/two-kings-and-the-nmaahc/

Publish! A Great Opportunity for Our Graduate Students

Our graduate peer-reviewed journal, the Madison Historical Review, is now accepting submissions for our Spring 2017 issue. We would greatly appreciate it if you would distribute our information (see attachments) to your graduate students.

The journal highlights work from graduate students in the fields of American, Public, and World History. All MA students and first and second year PhD students enrolled in any history program, including but not limited to history, art history, historical archaeology, and public history, may submit articles for publication. Article submissions may include original research, historiographies, book reviews, exhibit reviews, and website reviews. The deadline for all submissions is January 1, 2017. 

For additional information please visit our website at https://commons.lib.jmu.edu/mhr/. 

Registration for Spring 2017

Course registration begins soon.  Here are our course offerings for spring 2017

Readings in Early America to 1763, Dr. Shankman, M 6-8:40 

Topics in Global History I,  Dr. Mokhberi, T 6-8:40

Women & Gender in U.S. History, Dr. Golden, W 6-8:40 *counts for Public History track & American history track

Research Colloquium U.S. 1945-Present, Dr. Kapur, Th 6-8:40* for students who have taken Readings 1945-Present

Hamilton Historic Sites by Graduate Student Sharece Blakney

Hamilton the musical is hot. So too is the great entry in the Encyclopedia of Philadelphia “Museums and Historic Sites Ride the Hamilton Wave” written by Sharece Blakney, a graduate student in the public history track at Rutgers Camden. Read it here: https://march.rutgers.edu/2016/09/hamilton/

Position at the Chemical Heritage Foundation

The Chemical Heritage Foundation is hiring a content developer. If you have an advanced degree and experience in interpreting material culture for a public audience, this might be for you. Check it out here: https://www.chemheritage.org/career-and-fellowship-opportunities#ContentDeveloper