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  1. Re-inscribing Indigeneity: Creating Access to Native Narratives Through Scholarly Editing
    The History Department, Native American and Indigenous Studies, and the Institute for New England Native American Studies invite you to this event highlighting the Yale Indian Papers Project.
  2. 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.
  3. HGSA Meeting
    Refreshments will be served at this meeting of the History Graduate Student Association.
  4. HGSA Colloquium Series: How to Get Published
    Refreshments will be served at this event, which is sponsored the History Graduate Student Association.
  5. HGSA Colloquium Series: Getting a PhD vs. a Job in the Field
    Refreshments will be served at this event, which is sponsored the History Graduate Student Association.
  6. HGSA Meeting
    Refreshments will be served at this meeting of the History Graduate Student Association.
  7. HGSA Colloquium Series: Resume/C.V., Drafting for Success
    Refreshments will be served at this event, which is sponsored the History Graduate Student Association.
  8. “Critical Conversations: The State of History in the National Park Service”
    NPS staff tasked with engaging the public with the past at the nation's parks will reflect on a 2012 report and its implications, and brainstorm ways to meet identified challenges.
  9. UMass Boston Cohosts Four-Day Conference Featuring Leading Scholars on Native Studies
    Leading Native Studies scholars from around the world came together at the Mohegan Sun Convention Center in Uncasville, Connecticut earlier this month for the 2012 Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) annual meeting, cohosted by the University of Massachusetts Boston.
  10. Mass. Memories Road Show Keeps History Alive
    The traveling museum and history project visits communities across Massachusetts to collect photos, stories from the commonwealth's past.
  11. Edward M. Kennedy Institute Breaks Ground on UMass Boston Campus
    The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate broke ground on UMass Boston's campus on June 8.
  12. 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.
  13. UMass Boston’s McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies Undergoes Name Change
    The John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies has changed its name to the John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies.
  14. 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.