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StEPs Enrollment Bonus Extended through February
Sign up for AASLH's StEPs program and begin 2017 with a road map and renewed enthusiasm! StEPs (Standards and Excellence Program for History [...]
Saving WWII History: Preserving an Original Structure from an American Concentration Camp
In 2015, the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (HMWF) rescued a structure used to incarcerate Japanese Americans during World War II. The 120 [...]
Columbia: The Magazine of Northwest History
Thirty years ago, the Washington State Historical Society’s board of trustees, headed by publisher and historian John M. McClelland Jr., founded Columbia: [...]
Leadership Matters at Every Level
I wasn’t the typical student in the most recent Leadership and Administration in History Organizations online course through AASLH. I’m not [...]
Visitors Studies Association 2016 Conference Open for Registration
July 19-23, Hyatt Regency Boston With 14 in-depth workshops ranging from introductory statistics to data visualization and reporting, over [...]
CCAHA Offering Free Assistance for NEH Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Grant Applications
Development assistance from the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (CCAHA) is now available for your NEH Humanities Collections and Reference [...]
How Much Did That Meeting Just Cost?
We’ve all been there, sitting in a two-hour meeting that seems to be going nowhere, the all-day meeting with consultants [...]
UPDATE: The Endagered Lecture Series
In March I wrote a blog post asking whether lecture series are endangered. I received some great feedback in the comments section, and I took [...]
Dear Mr. Nomenclature 3.0
Parade Headstall from Death Valley National Park (DEVA 18892) --------------------------------- Dear Mr. Nomenclature 3.0, I have a beautiful parade headstall in my collection, but the [...]
Returning a Lady to Glory
The Peacock House in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood sat for decades moldering under a maintenance plan of benign neglect. Various owners had added on to [...]
Reflections on the Small Museums Committee: A Conversation with Carol Harsh
We’re looking back in time – March 31, 2004, to be exact – to when the Small Museums Committee formed, and honoring the progressive folks [...]
How Well Do Your Hats Fit?
Whether you wear one hat, two hats, five hats or you’ve lost count, sometimes we who work in history and museums need to go outside [...]
A Lasting Impression
Earlier this year American Airlines received the following photograph and letter from Leonard L. Haynes III, Ph.D. Senior Director, Institutional Service Office of Postsecondary Education [...]