| Fall Term 2019 Introduction to Public History - 5285 - HIST 202 |
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Catalog Description : Introduction to the broad variety of activities and locations developed by historians to reach the general public, such as museums, libraries, and archives, historic preservation, documentary filmmaking, oral history, podcasting, historical editing, and community activism. This course examines public historians’ theoretical and ethical concerns in addition to developing relevant skills. Emphasis on experiential learning via field trips, interviews with practitioners, and individual and group projects. Attributes: GER Humanities Div, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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