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[Submitted to the list by Roderick A. McDonald <mcdonald@RIDER.EDU>. --ed.] On behalf of the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (SHEAR), we invite you to apply to “Revolution to Republic: Philadelphia’s Place in Early America,” a Landmarks in American History and Culture Workshop for Community College Faculty funded by the We the People program of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The week-long workshop is free of charge and all participants receive a $1,200 stipend to help cover food, travel and lodging. Two dates are available: June 6-12 and June 13-19, 2010. While in town, participants are welcomed into Philadelphia’s vibrant scholarly community. All will receive a subscription to the Journal of the Early Republic, the journal of record for early national history, and the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, the quarterly journal of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and are invited to attend a McNeil Center for Early American Studies Summer Seminar and dinner. Full-time, part-time and adjunct community college faculty may apply. Workshop highlights include: • Seminars on topics ranging from Native American history through the early national period. • Behind-the-scenes tours of Philadelphia's most prominent historic institutions. • Research in the city’s archives and libraries. For more information about program objectives and activities, please visit our website at http://www.shear.org/nehlandmarks, or contact us at (609) 895-5456 or nehlandmarks@shear.org Feel free to forward this announcement to any colleagues you think might be interested in the program and eligible to apply. The seminar will provide a wonderful opportunity to meet community college faculty from across the country, conduct research in Philadelphia’s many repositories, and learn more about one of America’s most historic places. Roderick A. McDonald and Michelle Craig McDonald, Project Directors “Revolution to Republic: Philadelphia’s Place in Early America” SHEAR NEH Landmarks Workshop Library Company of Philadelphia 1314 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 --- Hyungsub Choi List Editor, H-Business
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