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FOXBORO -- The Patriots' regular-season journey through the NFC East comes to an end this Sunday when they travel to face the Redskins.
Thanks in large part to a struggling offense, Washington is simply crossing the days off the calendar between now and the end of the regular season. The Redskins are 4-8, and have lost seven of their last eight games. Adding to their troubles is the news that two offensive starters -- tight end Fred Davis and left tackle Trent Williams -- will likely be suspended for the rest of the season for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
While New England hasn't faced Washington since 2007 (the 52-7 curb-stomping was the unquestioned high point of the regular-season for that Patriots' team), the two coaches have a long history. Bill Belichick and Mike Shanahan have faced each other eight times from when Shanahan was head coach of the Broncos, and Shanahan holds a 5-3 edge, including wins in three of the last four games.
But with Shanahan now in charge of the Redskins, this head-to-head matchup has a different feel. To get a sense of how this game might shake out, we talked to a scout who has broken down film on both the Patriots and Redskins for four things that stand out for them about this week's matchup. Here's what he gave us (his statements are in italics, and we've added our notes below those):
•What the Redskins do well right now is they play good defense, I've been impressed with what defensive coordinator Jim Haslett has done. And that allows them a chance to stay in the game against New England.
Washington is in the top half of the league in most major defensive categories, including points per game (21.3 points per game, 15th in the league), passing yards (208.8 yards per game, ninth in the league) and total yards allowed (3,903, 10th in the league and second-best in the NFC). While they have undergone some growing pains this season -- including last week's implosion against the Jets -- the Redskins' defense has had plenty of positive moments this season, and figure to get better if the franchise can somehow keep them together. Of their front seven, only one current starter is older than 27 years old (linebacker London Fletcher).
•They have two good young, developing pressure players in their 3-4 front in Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan, and two active inside linebackers. Adding Barry Cofield helped to solidify their front. They can get pressure to the quarterback.
The strength of the Washington defense is its ability to generate consistent pressure on opposing quarterbacks. The Redskins are tied for first in the NFC and third in the NFL with 33 sacks. Kerrigan has 6 1/2 sacks, while Orakpo has 6 sacks. Washington is only one of three teams that have two linebackers in the Top 25 in sacks. Like the combination of Cole and Babin in Philadelphia and Freeney and Mathis with Indianapolis, it will be another challenging week for the New England tackles.
•An average offense, but they have that zone blocking scheme up front in the run game, but it hasn't been real good season for them on the ground. And Rex Grossman doesn't strike fear to a defense.
With the exception of a few standout skill position players like running back Roy Helu (97 carries, 456 yards, 4.7 yards per carry), tight end Fred Davis (59 catches for 796 yards this season, but more on him shortly) and Jabar Gaffney (46 catches, 665 yards, three touchdowns), the Washington offense has been subpar this season. Since their 3-1 start, the Redskins have gotten consistently poor play at the quarterback spot. Last week against the Jets, Rex Grossman finished 19-for-46 for 221 yards, an interception, was sacked twice and lost a fumble. It added up to an abysmal 47.5 passer rating.
•I think they'll miss Fred Davis, the tight end, who was coming into his own as a pass catching threat. I think left tackle Trent Williams will be missed just as much. Those are big blows to an already average offensive outfit.
As of Monday night, there were no new updates about the status of Davis and Williams, who both have reportedly violated the league's substance policy. If the two are found guilty, they will likely be suspended four games (the rest of the regular season), which would leave Washington without a pair of offensive starters. Davis is the teams' best receiver. In addition, he's third among NFL tight ends with 296 yards after the catch, which leads Redskins receivers and tight ends by a sizable margin (Helu has 315). Meanwhile, Williams, who was taken fourth overall in the 2010 draft, was Shanahan's first pick when he took over as coach of the Redskins, but he has yet to reach the heights expected for such a lofty pick.
If Davis and Williams are indeed suspended, look for the Redskins to turn to Logan Paulsen (seven catches for 95 yards) at tight end and Sean Locklear, who has spent a lot of time at both tackle spots this season for Washington.
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A WOMAN was fighting for her life last night after a collision with a fire engine as she crossed Cowley Road in Oxford.
The area, between Shelley Road and Howard Street, was closed in both directions following the collision.
An eye-witness, who was driving down the road in her car when the incident happened, told of her shock.
The young woman, who did not wish to be indentified, said: "This woman was standing in the central reservation when a fire engine was coming down the road.
"It had its lights on, but she hesitated for a moment and then stepped out.
"I was so shocked."
Oxfordshire County Council spokesman Paul Smith said the fire engine, based at Rewley Road, Oxford, was called out at about 3.40pm to an emergency on the Blackbird Leys estate.
The emergency was not a fire, according to Mr Smith, but he did not provide further details.
He said: "There were four firefighters in the fire engine and they gave first aid to the woman before the ambulance arrived.
"None of the firefighters were injured."
Mr Smith was unable to say how fast the fire engine was travelling at the time of the collision.
Shortly afterwards, ambulance crews arrived and the woman, who neighbours said was a grandmother-of-four, was taken to Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital.
South Central Ambulance spokeswoman Michelle Archer said she had "potentially life-threatening injuries".
A worker at Morrisons next to the scene said the police had taken sand and water from the store.
He said: "They couldn't use the facilities in the fire truck because it was part of the scene.
"After the accident everybody in the area just stopped, it's the sort of thing that leaves you a bit shaken.
"But straight away the police had a tarpaulin screen out to cover the scene."
Police said the woman was believed to be in her 50s, but neighbours claimed she was likely to be in her 80s.
Littlemore resident Fiona Tapp was visiting the vet on the corner of Howard Street and Cowley Road when the fire engine came past.
Miss Tapp, who works in customer services, said: "I was sitting in my car when the fire engine came past and it had its sirens blaring.
"When I came out of the vets I saw the road had been closed off and I asked a bus driver what had happened – he told me it had been quite bad.
"The ambulance staff got there very quickly."
Diversions were put in place and a number of local bus services were disrupted as a result of the accident.
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Two recent studies shed new light on potential treatments for febrile seizures, the most common seizure form in children younger than 5 years old.
Febrile seizures are the most common form of seizures in children younger than 5 years old, affecting approximately 5% of the age group. Some affected children may have genetic epilepsy syndromes triggered by fever, while some may suffer from an idiopathic form of the condition. Febrile seizures, which occur when susceptible children develop hyperthermia above 100.4 degrees F (38 degrees C), terrify parents.
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Ms. Wick is a visiting professor at the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy and a freelance writer from Virginia.
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Marc Lamont Hill to keynote IUPUI dinner honoring Martin Luther King's legacy
Journalist, educator, hip-hop generation intellectual and Ebony Power 100 honoree Marc Lamont Hill will deliver the keynote address during the 46th annual Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Dinner.
Hill, distinguished professor of African American studies at Morehouse College in Atlanta, was included among Ebony magazine's annual list of the 100 "most influential and intriguing men and women in Black America" and celebrated as such during a Hollywood ceremony Wednesday. The 2014 Ebony Power 100 list is featured in the magazine's December issue.
The IUPUI Black Student Union will host the annual IUPUI King Dinner, one of Indianapolis' longest-running events honoring the slain civil rights leader, at 6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18, at the Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 W. Washington St.
Hill, the host of HuffPost Live and BET News, will address the dinner's theme of "Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution."
"Today as one of the world's leading hip-hop intellectuals, Dr. Marc Lamont Hill enjoys sharing his teachings as well as his experiences with audiences all around the world, and we truly look forward to having him share them with us as well," said Karina Garduño, coordinator for social justice education in the IUPUI Office of Student Involvement.
Individual dinner tickets are $25 for IUPUI students, $65 for IUPUI faculty and staff and $75 for general admission community guest tickets. They are on sale now at the Office of Student Involvement at the IUPUI Campus Center, Suite 370, 420 University Blvd.
Sponsorship packages are also available for $1,000, $850 and $435 and include respectively, 10, 10 and five dinner tickets, along with advertisement space in the dinner program and sponsorship of student tickets.
The deadline for ticket purchases is Dec. 19.
For additional information, contact the Office of Student Involvement at 317-274-3931 or firstname.lastname@example.com .
Indiana Humanities & Indiana Landmarks Grant Workshop Opportunities
Indiana Humanities & Indiana Landmarks invite you to a Grant Workshop on Dec. 5, 2014, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The workshop will be held at Indiana Landmarks, 1201 Central Avenue, Indianapolis.
Focusing on opportunities for funding public programs in history, preservation, literature and related fields, the workshop will provide information on available grants, offer examples of innovative projects and give you a chance to meet grants officers and colleagues. Senior program officer Chrissy Cortina will talk about grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Advance registration is required. More information at: www.indianahumanities.org/Grants or contact Nancy Conner, 800.675.8897 or email@example.com.
New book by IUPUI Shakespeare expert explores mystery of multiple Hamlets
One of the biggest questions in Shakespeare studies is, "Why are there three different versions of 'Hamlet,' printed respectively in 1603, 1605 and 1623?"
Are they all written by Shakespeare? And when? And why should we care?
A new, heavily researched and anticipated book — "Young Shakespeare's Young Hamlet" (Palgrave MacMillan) by Terri Bourus, associate professor of English drama in the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI — looks to solve the mystery of the earliest printed version of the play, sometimes called "Q1 Hamlet."
Bourus, who is also director and general editor of the New Oxford Shakespeare Project, has long been writing and teaching about a "younger, less philosophical" "Hamlet." She examines the life of William Shakespeare, the late-16th-century London theatre environment, the London printing houses and book shops, and, of course, the play itself. How did Shakespeare come to write it? What did the play mean to him? Why are there three versions, and of those three, why is the earliest so different from the other two?
The book grew out of Bourus' research for a graduate seminar on the book trade in Shakespeare's London. For the required research paper, she chose to investigate the printing operations of Nicholas Ling, a prominent businessman who published some of Shakespeare's plays, including the early "Hamlets." Her exploration grew beyond the class research paper and eventually became her dissertation. Bourus said a book was the next natural step.
Researching the project included visiting London printing houses and theaters and, most importantly, several research trips to the British Library and the National Archives in London (for which she won several prestigious grants). Only by working with original documents in London and in Norwich (Ling's birthplace) could Bourus track down the events in both Ling's and Shakespeare's lives that might lead to some answers about this troublesome quarto. The printers might be the key.
"After all, without the printing houses, we would not have Shakespeare's plays today," Bourus said. "Shakespeare's plays come down to us, not only on the stage, but primarily from the page."
One of the findings that most fascinated Bourus was what she discovered about the interactions between the printers and actors, the printing houses and theaters.
"These 'dramatic intersections,' as I like to call them, added a rich layer of story to my research," she said. "I was able to talk about the relationship of Nicholas Ling to the players, especially Shakespeare, and I was also able to discuss the personal relationship between Shakespeare and his friend and longtime colleague Richard Burbage (the earliest actor to play Hamlet). This allowed me to get to know these Elizabethan and Jacobean Players (as actors were called) and businessmen in an entirely new light."
Because Shakespeare wrote plays — not novels — Bourus said viewing the play is crucial to understanding the work.
"The best way to really understand a play is to see it on stage and to hear the words on the page spoken by actors," she said. "A play does not have a 'narrative voice' like a book. Instead, a play is explicated through 'action,' the action of an actor on a stage with his or her primary tool: language. … Through theater, through performance, through the stage, we come to understand Shakespeare's use of the English language — language that creates images, ideas, colors, landscapes … paintings made of words."
In 2011, as she worked on the mystery of the printed "Hamlet," Bourus decided to see whether she could stage this version of the play successfully and formed Hoosier Bard Productions. Her first production, based on "Q1 Hamlet," was called "Young Hamlet" because of the age of the protagonist and the young age, she believes, of the playwright himself. Bourus' book includes images and lively details about how directing the production further shaped her understanding of the history of the text.
Bourus said one of her toughest challenges in completing the project was the continuing resistance to any change in the Shakespearian "tradition." Some Shakespeare scholars refuse to accept evidence that alters Shakespeare's legacy. Even the thought that Shakespeare, like all writers, revised his work in order to craft his masterpiece is preposterous to some.
"But he was young once, too, and he was learning his trade," Bourus said. "The first edition of 'Hamlet' was, I argue, Shakespeare's first play. It's a good story for university students because they are all, as Shakespeare once was, just embarking on the life they will lead and the legacy they will create."
IU Center for Civic Literacy receives Simon Family Foundation grant
The Indiana University Center for Civic Literacy recently received a $25,000 grant from the Simon Family Foundation to study the gap in civics education available to students in wealthy and poor neighborhoods.
"There are so many things we don't know about the distressing deficit of civic knowledge," said Sheila Kennedy, professor of law and policy and director of the center. "One of the most troubling aspects of the decline in both civic literacy and civic engagement is unequal access to civic opportunities and instruction. We are so grateful to the Herbert Simon Family Foundation for enabling us to study and analyze that problem."
The Center for Civic Literacy, a multidisciplinary research center at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, pursues an aggressive research agenda to identify and address the causes and civic consequences of Americans' low levels of constitutional, economic and scientific knowledge. It hosts a website and blog, and it publishes a quarterly newsletter and the free online, peer-reviewed journal Civic Literacy.
Established in July 2012, the center is supported by the IUPUI Signature Centers Initiative, which is designed to provide selected centers initial funding for a period of three years. The Simon Family Foundation grant is the first grant the center has received outside of IUPUI.
National Endowment for the Humanities Grants Available Now
Sustaining Cultural Heritage Collections (SCHC): Sustaining Cultural Heritage Collections (SCHC) helps cultural institutions meet the complex challenge of preserving large and diverse holdings of humanities materials for future generations by supporting preventive conservation measures that mitigate deterioration and prolong the useful life of collections.
SCHC offers two kinds of awards: 1. PLANNING−To help an institution develop and assess preventive conservation strategies, grants will support planning projects, which may encompass such activities as site visits, risk assessments, planning sessions, monitoring, testing, modeling, project-specific research, and preliminary designs for implementation projects. Planning grants must focus on exploring sustainable preventive conservation strategies. 2. IMPLEMENTATION−Projects should be based on planning that has been specific to the needs of the institution and its collections within the context of its local environment. It is not necessary to receive an NEH planning grant to be eligible for an implementation grant. Planning could be supported by NEH, other federal agencies, private foundations, or an institution's internal funds. Projects that seek to implement preventive conservation measures in sustainable ways are especially encouraged. ! Deadline: December 3, 2014. http://www.neh.gov/grants/preservation/sustaining-cultural-heritage-collections
Digital Projects for the Public: NEH's Division of Public Programs supports activities that engage millions of Americans in understanding significant humanities works and ideas. At the center of every NEH-funded public humanities project is a core set of humanities ideas developed by scholars, matched to imaginative formats that bring humanities ideas alive for people of all ages and all walks of life. The Digital Projects for the Public program supports projects such as websites, mobile applications, games, and virtual environments that significantly contribute to the public's engagement with humanities ideas. Projects must be analytical and deeply grounded in humanities scholarship in a discipline such as history, religion, anthropology, jurisprudence, or art history. Digital Projects for the Public grants support projects that are largely created for digital platforms. While these projects can take many forms, shapes, and size! s, you should apply to this program primarily to create digital projects or the digital components of a larger project. NEH is a national funding agency, so these projects should demonstrate the potential to attract a broad, general audience. Projects can have specific targeted audiences (including K-12 students), but they should also strive to cultivate a more inclusive audience. Deadline: June 11, 2015. http://www.neh.gov/grants/public/digital-projects-the-public
Reading at the Table presents Dr. Jonathan Eller with Ray Bradbury Unbound
The Office of Academic Affairs and the Faculty Club invite you to attend the Reading at the Table presentation scheduled for Wednesday, December 10, 2014, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., when Dr. Jonathan Eller discusses his latest book in the Ray Bradbury series: Ray Bradbury Unbound.
New Signature Center Initiative Category Announced
The Signature Centers Initiative (SCI) was begun in 2006 in an effort to create strong research units that are uniquely identifiable with IUPUI. The centers were created as an integral part of the Academic Plan for IUPUI, with the goal that they will lead the way in world-class research and creative activities that will substantially enhance IUPUI's reputation. With these aims in mind, a call for proposals in the Fall of 2006 resulted in a total of 19 center proposals selected for support. As there was a great deal of interest and enthusiasm for the Signature Centers Initiative, and as the quality of the proposals submitted was very high, in 2007 it was decided to continue the development of Signature Centers across the IUPUI campus. This has resulted in subsequent rounds of calls for proposals.
The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research will introduce a new Signature Centers Initiative (SCI) funding category in 2015. This new category is for SCI planning grants that will allow collaborative research groups to build capacity and strengthen a future application for a center grant. The funding level for each approved proposal in this category is expected not to exceed $50,000 for one year.
Note: Proposals for this category require that the applicant has attended the annual SCI workshop, which will take place on January 16, 2015, from 1-3 pm in University Library Room 1126.
For more detailed information on SCI planning grants, please download the SCI guidelines.
African Studies Association panel discusses our response to ebola-related stigma and violence targeting Africans and first responders
The African Studies Association will be holding its 57th Annual Meeting in Indianapolis next week. As part of our Annual Meeting, the Association will host a pre-conference workshop, "Responding to Ebola-Related Stigma and Violence Targeting Africans and First Responders" on Wednesday, Nov 19, 9:30 am-12:00 pm at the JW Marriott Indianapolis, Room 105. This workshop is being organized by a member of the African Studies Association Board of Directors, Dr. Sheryl McCurdy.
This workshop seeks to bring together interdisciplinary experts to discuss the Ebola crisis and possible ways forward, as well as the development of possible responses and resources for future teach-ins and forums. Current panelists include Dr. McCurdy, Dr. Pamela Scully, Emory University, Dr. Mary Beth Riner, Indiana University, and Dr. Ruth Stone, Indiana University.
The School of Liberal Arts at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis is a sponsor of this year's meeting, and as part of your sponsorship benefits, we would like to open the workshop, free of charge, to interested students and faculty from the School.
Interested students and faculty can sign up to attend the workshop via this form.
Registration will be granted on a first come, first serve basis, and will remain open until the workshop hits capacity.
IU consortium awards faculty grants for work on 'Wonder and the Natural World'
The Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics and Society has awarded $51,248 to 11 faculty members from three IU campuses to further their research on the topic of "Wonder and the Natural World."
This grant funding is the first phase of a two-year thematic initiative sponsored by the consortium on the theme of "Wonder and the Natural World." The first phase will culminate in a daylong public symposium in May, at which funding recipients, along with invited guests, will present their works in progress.
"We received a truly impressive array of proposals, linking wonder to many facets of human and nonhuman life," said IU Bloomington religious studies professor and consortium director Lisa Sideris. "The successful proposals reflect on the light and dark dimensions of wonder, as well as wonder's ethical, emotional, cognitive, pedagogical, aesthetic and religious forms. It will be exciting to see the conversations that emerge from these diverse studies of wonder."
The goal of the funding is to encourage faculty to engage with the idea of "wonder" in all its forms and in a variety of disciplines. The awardees cut across academic fields, including faculty in religious studies, English, bioethics and anthropology.
Heather Blair, assistant professor in the Department of Religious Studies at IU Bloomington, was awarded funding for her project "Super-Natural: Configuring Childhood Virtue in Contemporary Japanese Picture Books."
"This project examines representations of the natural world in post-war Japanese children's literature," she said, "with a particular emphasis on contemporary picture books designed for children ages 3 to 6. Broadly speaking, it aims to introduce the study of Japanese children's literature into ongoing conversations about childhood, character education, religion and ethics."
Richard Gunderman, professor and vice chairman of radiology at the IU School of Medicine, will conduct research titled "Medicine: Wonder-less or Wonderful?" He seeks to explore the disconnect between what is taught at medical school, the dispassionate science of treating injury and disease, and the power of wonder for both the patient and the physician.
"Every time a physician sees a patient," he said, "there is something awesome in bringing hidden things to light and assisting natural healing processes. Birth, death, illness, regeneration — these are the physician's daily stock and trade, and they are pregnant with mystery."
Other awardees and their projects include:
- James Capshew, IU Bloomington Department of History and Philosophy of Science, "Bristlecone Pine: The Construction and Fate of a Scientific Wonder "
- Edward E. Curtis IV, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Department of Religious Studies, "Elijah Muhammad's World of Wonders: Astrophysical Disaster, Genetic Engineering, UFOs, White Apocalypse and Black Resurrection in the Nation of Islam"
- David Haberman, IU Bloomington Department of Religious Studies, "Anthropomorphism without Anthropocentrism: Ritualized Ways of Enhancing the Experience of Wonder With Natural Phenomena in Devotional Hinduism"
- Kelly E. Hayes, IUPUI Department of Religious Studies, "Intergalactic Space-Time Travelers: The Enchanted World of Brazil's Valley of the Dawn"
- Kelcey Parker, IU South Bend Department of English, "Living Nature: Surrealist Landscapes and Dreamscapes"
- Phaedra C. Pezzullo, IU Bloomington Department of Communication and Culture, "'Unprecedented, Unthinkable and Horrific': Filipino Climate Justice Advocacy and The Sea Around Us"
- Peter Thuesen, IUPUI Department of Religious Studies, "Wonder in the Whirlwind: Tornadoes as an American Sublime"
- Michael Muehlenbein, IU Bloomington Department of Anthropology, and Vicky Meretsky, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, "Conservation Values, Personality and Motivations for Conserving Primate Populations"
The symposium, May 22, 2015, will provide a space for grantees to present their in-progress work to colleagues and the public. It will be followed in 2016 by an international conference to explore more deeply discussions of wonder and nature begun at the symposium.
About the Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics and Society
The Indiana University Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics and Society is an interdisciplinary association of scholars, academic programs and research centers from the eight campuses of Indiana University. The consortium's mandate is to aid in the development of research to better understand religion, ethics, values and spirituality in society. The consortium receives support from the College of Arts and Sciences at IU Bloomington and the Office of the Vice Provost for Research at IU Bloomington, which is dedicated to supporting ongoing faculty research and creative activity, developing new multidisciplinary initiatives and maximizing the potential of faculty to accomplish path-breaking work.
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Careers in History Symposium
Registration is now open for the "Careers in History Symposium," presented by the National Council on Public History, the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) Public History Program, and the IUPUI History Graduate Student Association. Registration is $15.
Undergraduate (and graduate) students should leave inspired and with information about graduate school, clear ideas about job possibilities that build off of their interests in history, as well as lists of resources and personal contacts they can call upon in considering their future. Besides specific history/public history career information, we will offer fresh perspectives on the many ways in which professional historians, curators, preservationists, cultural resource managers, archivists, educators, government agencies, and small businesses work together.
Registration for the symposium, as well as updates and further information here.
8:30-9:00 Registration
9:00 Welcome: Phil Scarpino, Professor of History, IUPUI
9:30 Networking Lightning Round
Our panelists will each have three minutes to describe their job. Registrants then rotate from table to table for small-group discussions with the panelists about their career paths.
Eloise Batic, Indiana Historical Society; Jennie Born, Born Aviation Products, Inc.; Doria Lynch, U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana; Robert Mobley, North Central High School; Sami Norling, Indianapolis Museum of Art; David Pfeiffer, Johnson County Historical Society; Ed Roach, Dayton Aviation NHS; Kisha Tandy, Indiana State Museum; Linda Weintraut, Weintraut & Associates
11:30 Keynote Address: Briann Greenfield, Executive Director, New Jersey Council for the Humanities
12:15 Lunch on your own
1:45 Breakout 1— So You Want to Go to Grad School for History?: Facilitated by Rebecca Shrum, Assistant Professor of History, IUPUI
For undergraduates considering or preparing for graduate school: how to pick the right history, public history, or museum studies program for you, tackle the application process, and make the rest of your undergraduate career count.
Breakout 2— So You Want to Find a Job in History?:
Facilitated by Modupe Labode, Assistant Professor of History, IUPUI, and John Dichtl, Executive Director, National Council on Public History
For graduate students, and undergrads who do not intend to go to graduate school: how to build a public history resume, search for jobs, and determine if pursuing further education is for you.
2:45 Closing Comments
3:30 Optional Behind-the-Scenes Tours
Tour 1—Indiana Historical Society
Explore a sampling of careers open to those who want to be historians or use historical training directly in their jobs. The focus will be public or applied history, but the discussions will include more specific areas, such as museum studies, historic preservation, archives, policy, civic engagement, and business.


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