Category: Graduate
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Why I Study Public History by Jordan Kearschner
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Read More: Why I Study Public History by Jordan KearschnerIn the age of “fake news,” museum professionals and others in the public historical field, can, and must, set an example to be held accountable for the truth.
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Summer 2018 Highlights for Students and Faculty
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Read More: Summer 2018 Highlights for Students and FacultyFrom Normany to Baja, our students and faculty traveled to interesting places and did some great things this summer.
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CSU History Alum Brings Communities Together with Historic Preservation
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Read More: CSU History Alum Brings Communities Together with Historic PreservationFrom Japanese American confinement camps to National Heritage Areas, Alex Hernandez brings communities together for historic preservation projects as an assistant program manager and historian for the National Park Service.
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History Students Conduct Fieldwork in Rocky Mountain National Park
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Read More: History Students Conduct Fieldwork in Rocky Mountain National ParkThe Parks as Portals to Learning Program uses repeat photography to help Rocky Mountain National Park staff assess resource management.
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Interview with Ariel Schnee, a Top Innovator at CSU Demo Day
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Read More: Interview with Ariel Schnee, a Top Innovator at CSU Demo DayCSU history graduate student, Ariel Schnee, won “Best in Show for Creative Works” and came in second place in the overall competition at CSU’s 2017 Demo Day.
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CSU Grad attends AHA in Denver
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Read More: CSU Grad attends AHA in DenverLisa Schnirel earned her undergraduate degree in Social Studies Teaching and her Master’s in History from CSU. She is a social studies teacher at STEM School and Academy in Denver. She attended the American Historical Association’s annual conference in Denver. It has almost been two years since I graduated…
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Graduate Student, Poppie Gullett, Explores Public History in Antarctica
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Read More: Graduate Student, Poppie Gullett, Explores Public History in Antarctica“The sun didn’t set for almost three weeks, and by the end I’d forgotten what night time felt like.” CSU History Graduate Student, Poppie Gullett