March 24, 2011

Calendar: “Talking History” On-line Forums from History Matters

historymatters.gmu.edu/browse/talkhist/ n February 2003 — Using Oral History to Teach U.S. History with Linda Shopes (Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission) as Guest Moderator n March 2003 — Teaching the U.S. Civil War with David Blight (Amherst College) as Guest Moderator n The discussions will focus on teaching these topics in the standard U.S. history survey […]

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March 24, 2011

Calendar: The Civil War in New York–From Print to Pixels

Wednesday, March 26, 2003, 6–8PMnCUNY Graduate Center, Martin E. Segal Theater n New York during the Civil War was the hub of the northern war effort and also a city at war with itself. Defined and divided by wealth and poverty, privilege and sacrifice, patriotism and dissent, and abolitionism and racism, it was a social […]

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March 24, 2011

Virtual New York news

Virtual New York City continues to grow in size, and will be launching its second “Disaster” exhibit– “The Great Blizzard of 1888″– in December 2002. Nineteenth-century New York’s reaction to the Great Blizzard provides great insight into the city’s process of modernization. This natural disaster paralyzed the city for a week in March, and in […]

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March 24, 2011

Lost Museum Recent Publicity

The Lost Museum recently received welcomed publicity in two publications. AAA World, the automobile magazine covering the mid-atlantic states, ran an in-depth article that included 6 images of the website and suggested the virtual museum as a complement to vacationers’ travels to actual Civil War sites. The Internet Scout Report, a prestigious long-running online magazine […]

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March 24, 2011

ASHP/CML Presents at Technology Conference

In recognition of our contribution to developing innovative new media resources and approaches to their effective use in the classroom, five of the 38 sessions composing the First Annual CUNY-Wide Informational and Instructional Technology Conference held on Friday, November 15th at John Jay College were devoted to ASHP/CML projects or activities carried out under our […]

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March 24, 2011

Calendar: Labor at The Crossroads Summer Schedule

After fifteen years Labor at the Crossroads, New York’s only monthly labor program about issues affecting working people, is discontinuing production. Labor at the Crossroads, better known as LABOR X, began in 1988 as a collaboration between ASHP/CML and the CUNY Association for Worker Education. Over its fifteen years, succeeding LABOR X producers Liz Sheehan, […]

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March 24, 2011

Calendar: Upcoming Conference: Innovations in Collaboration: A School-University Model to Enhance History Teaching

On June 26-28, 2003 The American Historical Association, National Council for the Social Studies, and Organization of American Historians will co-sponsor the Innovations in Collaboration conference to showcase model programs where K-12 and university educators are working together in innovative ways to enhance the teaching of history. 130 individuals from elementary and secondary schools, colleges […]

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March 24, 2011

New Jersey Turnpike Web Site Gets Honorable Mention

In 2002 The New Jersey Historical Society commissioned ASHP/CML to create a Web site based on its popular What Exit: New Jersey and Its Turnpike exhibit. The American Association of Museums recently awarded the site an honorable mention.

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March 24, 2011

Grant Enriches The September 11 Digital Archive

ASHP — in collaboration with the Museum of Chinese in the Americas, the Columbia University Oral History Research Office, and NYU’s Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program and Institute — is pleased to announce the receipt of a $150,000 grant from the Rockefeller Foundation for the Chinatown Documentation Project (CDP). The CDP aims, through facilitated dialogues and recorded […]

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