Loyola Public Historians Featured at the NCPH Conference
Loyola public historians descended on Monterey, California for the (March 19-22).
led the roundtable “Sustaining Public History through Community Engagement,” which featured MA student and PhD student . Kim joined MA student in presenting the poster “Addressing Absences: Exhibiting African American Suffragists.” Laura received one of only five graduate student travel awards from the NCPH. PhD student and the NCPH Task Force on Public History and Environmental Sustainability discussed the group’s white paper. Will was also co-facilitator with , PhD candidate, of the working group And Devin was selected as a “Drop-in Digital Consultant” for using historical Census data and basic GIS mapping.
In an effort to keep up with all the excitement in Monterey, Loyola attendees at the graduate student blog . While not exactly a substitute for the California coast, the blog was worth the follow!