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Jennifer Budzek I am a recent graduate from the Public History MA program at Wright State University and hope to begin my career in the public history field. ---------- Maegan Brick University of WI Eau Claire Hi, I'm an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire majoring in Public History. My emphases are in historical costuming from 1500 to the present and French history. I'm currently looking for an internship for the summer of 2010. If anyone has anything available they think I may be interested in please contact me (brickm@uwec.edu). I am willing to travel. Thanks ~Maegan ---------- Paul Sadin Historical Research Associates, Inc. Seattle I am a research historian (public historian) at HRA's Seattle office, working primarily on research and writing administrative histories for federal agencies (e.g. NPS, USACE) and providing litigation support services for various client groups. --------- Lyle Davis Georgia State University I am currently in the Public History tract of the Heritage Preservation masters program at Georgia State University. I wish to join H-public to better introduce myself to the public history world. I hope that this will allow me to make more connections and to contribute my own work and ideas as time goes on. --------- Ronald (Ron) Lewis Stephen F Austin State University I am joining H-Public at the suggestion of a professor in my graduate class at SFASU. I consider it a big step in the "professionalization" into a practicing historian. I do hold a masters in education, but want to move from the public school arena to a broader audience. --------- James Brickey Nuchols Public History Graduate Student, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC I am a public history graduate student at Appalachian State University in North Carolina and will be graduating with my master's degree within the next year and a half. I want to browse job postings and see what will possibly be available to me once I have graduated. -------- Ashley A. Johnson University of Toledo (Ohio) Hi, I'm a first years Master student looking to develop professional relations and explore more of the profession of history. Public history is a potential career field I'm looking into, besides academia. My focus is Russian history. -------- Natalie Goodwin Middle Tennessee State University I am a graduate student in the Public History program at MTSU, and I began the program this fall. My concentration in the program is Archival studies, but I am also interested in historic preservation. I am interested in subscribing to the list because I would like to be able to speak with other people in the Public History profession. I would also like to explore the different job opportunities for Public Historians. I hope that as I am completing my degree I will be able to share my knowledge with other students who are studying Public History. -------- Nicole Annette Moore UNC Charlotte, Museum of York County & Historic Brattonsville Graduated from UNC Charlotte with a MA in history, focusing on public history. My thesis explored the interpretation of slavery at living history sites and as I begin my career in interpretation and living history I just wanted to be connected to others in the field. -------- J. L. Bell Website Boston 1775; work with Longfellow National Historic Site, the Bostonian Society, Minute Man National Historical Park, Old South Meeting House, and other sites in Boston on Revolutionary War history Presently I wish to spread the word of a symposium in Boston on abolitionism scheduled for 23-24 October. I also plan to stick around to learn more about the issues of public history, especially in its new venue on the web. --------- Perry Dalnim Miller Michigan State University, American Studies Program Greetings, I am engaged in doctoral work in American Studies with interests in race, gender, and sexuality in the frameworks of neoliberal/transnational, corporate, and labor issues. By joining this list I hope to participate and contribute to ongoing discourse bridging academic scholarship, public humanities, and community engagement. --------- Owen Rogers Central Connecticut State University At the present, I am a candidate for the Public History graduate program at Central Connecticut State University. After completing an undergraduate degree in history at the University of Connecticut - Storrs, I searched for a field of tangible historical research and found the Public History program at CCSU. I've successfully completed the Public History seminar at the university and am currently enrolled in the "Introduction to the Professional Historian" seminar. This current coursework works alongside the CCSU efforts to produce Connecticut Civil War history that coincides with the national sesquincentennial. My personal focus is the effect of the Militia and Enrollment acts on Connecticut politics and economy. Recently, this site has been recommended as a source for relevant information and research available through a network of professional public historians who may share similar projects or helpful knowledge. -- H-Public To post to the list: H-PUBLIC@h-net.msu.edu Home page: www.h-net.org/~public sponsored by the National Council on Public History (www.ncph.org)
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