There is a lot of terrific material here!
https://gencat.eloquent-systems.com/phillyseaport-public.html
Graduate History Blog
Encyclopedia Entry by Our Graduate Student Matt Ward
Are we overstating it to say he delivered a knockout punch with his entry “Boxing and Boxers” in the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia. Congratulations Matt.
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