Resources and Best Practices for Public History Education and Training and Environmental Sustainability

Melinda Marie Jetté; Joseph Cialdella; Nancy Germano; Leah Glaser; Will Ippen; Andrew Kirk

Resources and Best Practices for Public History Education and Training and Environmental Sustainability

Melinda Marie Jetté, Joseph Cialdella, Nancy Germano, Leah Glaser, Will Ippen, Andrew Kirk

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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Abstract

In a follow up to last year’s working group focused on environmental sustainability and public history education, this session will allow for a discussion of proposing best practices, case studies, reading lists, and additional pedagogical resources related to sustainability, climate change, and other environmental issues, such as historic site preservation. Best practices resources will be available for review and comment at http://bit.ly/sustainablebestpractices by mid-March. Organized by the Committee on Environmental Sustainability.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Apr 19 2018
Event	Annual Meeting of the National Council on Public History - Las Vegas, Nevada Duration: Apr 19 2018 → …

Conference

Conference	Annual Meeting of the National Council on Public History
Period	4/19/18 → …

Keywords

Environmental Sustainability
Historic site preservation
NCPH
National Council on Public History
Sustainability

Disciplines

Historic Preservation and Conservation
History
Public History
Sustainability

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