Black American Fashion
The life and legacy of Black fashion designer Ann Lowe is the topic of a panel discussion hosted by the Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies on Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 3:30 pm in the Trabant Theater.
UD Senior and MSPE minor Abigail Lichtenwalner takes a closer look at the Cooch-Dayett Mill near Newark, DE.
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Students from the University of Delaware learning what it takes to develop plans for a historic site will be sharing their thoughts with the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs (HCA),...
The Museum Exhibitions class toured the Mitchell Center for African American Heritage last week and discussed how to exhibit tough topics ethically. Thank you, Kobe Baker, for showing us around!
How can a public history institution collaborate with its local partners to create a more holistic, diverse approach to programming? Here's how S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix, AZ did it!
A Journey of Healing: Creating Co-Stewardship with Tribal Communities
www.aam-us.org
What’s in a name? The language we use tells us who is speaking, from what perspective, and (implicitly), who controls the narrative. Names, in short, have power. Today on the blog, Caitlin Dichter,....
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My name is Samantha Hertel, and I am one of this year's Museum Studies Graduate Assistants!![]()
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I earned my undergraduate degree in history and public policy from the University of Wisconsin and am in the second week of the History MA program at UD. I am also earning a certificate in Museum Studies and Public Engagement.![]()
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Outside of school, I love to read, bake, get outside, and play with my cat! This is my second year in Delaware, and I have been loving the state and the many public history opportunities that have come with it! ![]()
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I am looking forward to connecting with you all on this page over all things museum studies, public history, and UD!
UD Senior and MSPE minor Abigail Lichtenwalner takes a closer look at the Cooch-Dayett Mill near Newark, DE.
history.delaware.gov
Students from the University of Delaware learning what it takes to develop plans for a historic site will be sharing their thoughts with the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs (HCA),...
The Museum Exhibitions class toured the Mitchell Center for African American Heritage last week and discussed how to exhibit tough topics ethically. Thank you, Kobe Baker, for showing us around!
How can a public history institution collaborate with its local partners to create a more holistic, diverse approach to programming? Here's how S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix, AZ did it!
A Journey of Healing: Creating Co-Stewardship with Tribal Communities
www.aam-us.org
What’s in a name? The language we use tells us who is speaking, from what perspective, and (implicitly), who controls the narrative. Names, in short, have power. Today on the blog, Caitlin Dichter,....
Hello, all!![]()
![]()
My name is Samantha Hertel, and I am one of this year's Museum Studies Graduate Assistants!![]()
![]()
I earned my undergraduate degree in history and public policy from the University of Wisconsin and am in the second week of the History MA program at UD. I am also earning a certificate in Museum Studies and Public Engagement.![]()
![]()
Outside of school, I love to read, bake, get outside, and play with my cat! This is my second year in Delaware, and I have been loving the state and the many public history opportunities that have come with it! ![]()
![]()
I am looking forward to connecting with you all on this page over all things museum studies, public history, and UD!