UPDATED Apr 12.2024: Thank you to everyone who joined us for the PHPN Reception on April 3, 2024. We were honoured to have you with us. For more information on our event including our spotlighted authors, Carleton Department of History announcements, recent works in Public History, and partner highlights, please check out our digital PDF event program
_______________________________________________________________________________
Public History Partnership Network (PHPN) Annual Reception
Wednesday April 3, 2024 at 6:30pm ET
After a 5 year hiatus, we are pleased to announce the return of the Public History Partnership Network (PHPN) Annual Reception. Please RSVP to join us Wednesday April 3rd starting at 6:30pm for light refreshments, networking, and a brief program spotlighting some recent public history books, events, and student work.
The Public History Partnership Network (PHPN) connects Ottawa-area professionals, graduate students, and university faculty with an interest in public history. Besides nurturing a wide range of public history work both on- and off-campus, PHPN members include institutional partners who employ Carleton’s history undergraduate and graduate students in practicum and internship courses. Our annual reception celebrates these relationships, provides updates on the Carleton Centre for Public History (CCPH), and highlights recent student work in public history. Most of all, the reception is an opportunity for conversation with both old and new friends. Event support provided by Carleton’s Department of History, the Office of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and the CCPH.
The PHPN reception is open to all current and former Public History students, faculty, CCPH members, and PHPN colleagues. Please share this invitation widely with other public history partners and friends.
Event Agenda:
6:30pm Doors and Light Refreshments
7:00pm Program
- PHPN Welcome & Highlights by Dr. James Opp, Department of History
- Book Celebration with Dr. Tonya K. Davidson, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Tours Inside the Snow Globe: Ottawa Monuments and National Belonging
- Public History & Children’s Literature Roundtable Discussion, moderated by Rebecca Friend, Department of History (PhD Candidate, Public History)
- Emily Lonie, Corben and the Crow Commute
- Krenare Recaj, You Are Albanian
- Valerie Kaiyang Wood, Vee in Between
Event Location / Time & Date:
Please join us Wednesday, April 3rd starting at 6:30 p.m. ET in the MacOdrum Library Room 252 – Carleton University 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON. Click HERE for a map of the library.
Event Registration:
Our event is free to attend but we kindly ask that you RSVP by March 29th
Click HERE to view and download a poster promoting the event
