Public
History at Florida State University
Since
the late nineteen seventies, the Master’s in Historical
Administration and Public History
program at Florida State University has prepared historians to work in
the world outside the university. FSU recognizes that public historians
need specialized training to be
effective in their chosen careers. Therefore, HAPH blends theory with
practice, providing students with a well-rounded education in
historical methods, archives management, historic sites and
preservation, museum management, and oral history.
Moreover,
Tallahassee offers HAPH students unique opportunities. HAPH has
established relationships with local area public history institutions
such as the Florida State Museum of History, the Florida State
Archives, the Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation, and Mission
San Luis, among many others, that provide students with internship
opportunities at their doorstep. We invite you to learn more about our
long tradition of training scholars in articulating history to a
general audience.
For more information please see:
http://www.fsu.edu/~history/sub_category/graduate_program.html
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Student
Projects
- Around North Florida
This website was created by the graduate students of the Fall 2007 Public History Theory and Methods class to guide visitors in North Florida to sites related to local environmental history. The website includes information about these locations, along with photographs. Also, the Fallschase Oral History Project they conducted is accessible. Recommended readings and archives in the area are listed as additional helpful resources. Explore the website, and enjoy your visit Around North Florida!
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Exploring
FSU's Past
Created by the
students of the Introduction to Public History class in the
fall of 2006, this web site provides different avenues for
investigating
the history of Florida State University. The site includes
downloadable walking tours, a guide to the various monuments on campus,
and an annotated timeline.
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Northern
District of Florida History Project
Project dates: August
2007-June 2010. Relying on in-depth archival research and oral
histories, this project will result in a comprehensive history of the
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Florida and its judical
officers. Funded by the Northern District of Florida Bench and Bar
Advisory Committee ($149,999.58)
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