The courses in the attached document have been approved to fulfill the MSP elective requirements. There may be other courses that will fulfill the elective requirement. If you would like to use a class for elective credit that has not been pre-approved, please contact...
All are invited to attend the upcoming Making History Public(s): Presenting the Collective hosted by the American History Workshop. The conference will be held this Friday and Saturday (May 10 and 11) in 1014 Tisch Hall with breakfast and lunch provided. The conference will...
Kudos to… Anna Topolska (MSP11) continues to manage and develop her language school in Poland. This past year has been a busy one! She signed a partnership agreement with the British Council and obtained European Union funds to support free English courses for unemployed...
What’s the coolest thing in the University of Michigan’s Natural History Museum’s new home? Museum Director Amy Harris gives us the inside scoop about the museum in this episode of #OneToughQuestion.
Kudos to… Jenny Kreiger (MSP11) has begun a position as a Mellon Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of Oregon, working with faculty on projects involving collaboration between the campus art museum (the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art) and university libraries. Previously, she served as...
Kudos to… John Kannenberg (MSP10) was interviewed for an episode of Brown University’s Public Work podcast, produced by the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage. This show focuses on public scholarship institutions and projects across a wide spectrum of cultural...
