- Students will articulate a critical understanding of key issues in contemporary public history practice.
- Students will demonstrate the ways in which hands-on work experience has shaped their comprehension of a specific aspect of public history practice; i.e., archives, preservation, interpretation, education, etc
- Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate clearly with a range of different audiences, both orally and in writing.
- Students will demonstrate the ability to engage in critical analysis of public history products & programming.
Student Projects & News
- Career Connections Mentorship Program Launches (March 2023)
- New Fund Supports Internship Opportunities in Historic Preservation (September 2022)
- Students Land Seasonal Positions with the National Park Service (March 2021)
- Matt LaRoche'17 Wins Prestigious Fellowship (February 2021)
- World War II Propaganda Poster Project, (Introduction to Public History, 2019)
- Gettysburg Cyclorama Project, (Introduction to Public History, 2018)
- Pohanka Internship Alumni Find Permanent Employment (April 2018)