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Alumna, History Professor Collaborate to Prepare Students for College ›
Students in alumna Elizabeth Pilla’s AP and Honors United States History classes might just have an advantage when they take their exams this spring, after receiving some preparation tips from a UMass Boston professor. -
American Indian Art Exhibit: From Wounded Knee to Present ›
The NAIS program has organized an exhibit of American Indian art to be shown at UMass BostonTags: art, indigenous, native american, inenas, sovereignty
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Native American & Indigenous Studies Kick-Off ›
Come celebrate the launch of this new program: screening of We Still Live Here & discussion with the directorTags: we still live here, native american & indigenous studies
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UMass Boston Professor, Students Bring Unfamiliar Story to Life for Teens ›
UMass Boston Professor Julie Winch started adapted her self-described “scholarly” book so that a wider audience could learn about James Forten.Tags: the point, teaching, diversity, publishing, james forten, julie winch
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Public Universities and the Public Sphere: Justifying State Support for Higher Education ›
In his new book, Professor of History Woodruff Smith argues that two contemporary crises facing America are closely connected.Tags: cla, history, college of liberal arts, higher education, public universities, woodruff smith, public university, public funds, public money
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New Master’s Track Brings History to the People ›
A new public history track in the master’s in history program focuses on presenting history to all, not just to other historians.Tags: cla, history, college of liberal arts, public history
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Native American Studies Flourish; New Institute Launches ›
Launched in the spring of 2009, the Institute for New England Native American Studies is designed to be a hub for collaboration across university borders.Tags: provost, native american, inenas
