Trajectory [a welcome to the new class of public humanities students] 2015]
Robyn asked me to give “something like a trajectory of how we’ve come to understand ‘public humanities’ within the program’s
AMST2650, Public humanities, teaching
teaching
Public humanities, teaching
Workshop with the NY Humanities Council Public Humanities Fellows
Earlier this week I met with the NY Council for the Humanities Public Humanities Fellows. This is a fairly new
AMST2650, Public humanities, teaching
Course for the fall: Introduction to Public Humanities
It’s that more-than-half-way through the summer inflection point when suddenly it seems that school starts too soon. It’s time to
Public humanities, teaching
For the public humanities graduates
Here’s what I told the graduating class. It refers back to what I told them when they arrived. Best wishes,
Curation, Exhibits, Museums, teaching
Exhibit and exhibit labels workshop
I talked to the “Methods in Public Humanities” class today about exhibitions. A very quick overview, and didn’t even get
History of Museums, Museums, teaching
“Museum Histories” course, Spring 2015
Here’s the syllabus for my upcoming course, AMST1903I. It’s a history of museums, mostly American, history and science as well
Museums, presentation, Public humanities, teaching
My talk at Mt. Holyoke: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Here are my slides and my notes from a talk I gave at Mt. Holyoke College for the (long name!)
Public humanities, teaching
Student Work for Public Audiences
Yesterday I participated in a roundtable discussion on “Student Work for Public Audiences” at Brown’s Sheridan Center for Teaching and Learning. I talked
Digital humanities, Public humanities, teaching
Teaching Digital Public History
Here’s the paper I would have given at the American Historical Association conference, had it not been for about a
Education, Management, Public humanities, teaching
Changing the Ph.D. for a Changing Job Market
Some thoughts, kindly published by Oronte Churm at Inside Higher Education.
