Welcome to the CCPH

The Carleton Centre for Public History has re-booted its website!  A new url address, a new framework, and new ways of interacting with the public history community within Carleton and outside of it.  Our goal is to make this space more dynamic, more interactive, and give those associated with the centre more opportunities for connecting with each other.  We are excited to offer forums for the first time, and hope that users will find them engaging and useful.

If you have any questions about our new site, or how to become a part of the Centre’s network of users, please contact the CCPH RA, Meghan Lundrigan (pubhist@gmail.com) or Co-Director James Opp.

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CCPH Co-Director James Opp talks to CBC Ottawa’s afternoon show, ‘All in a Day’, to talk about Daniel Caron’s exist from Library and Archives Canada and what might lie ahead.  tinyurl.com/at98rpj

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The CCPH Alumni Interview Partnership Project provides a forum for current students and alumni to discuss their interests in public history, their experiences at Carleton University, and build relationships with one another. Our first episode features graduate researcher Lauren Markewicz (2012-present), and program alumnus Emily Lonie (2007-2009). Lauren Markewicz is currently an MA student in Carleton’s [...]

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Starting May 1, 2013 The Carleton Centre for Public History is excited to announce a new project which brings together current public history students and program alumni. The CCPH Alumni Interview Partnership Project provides a forum for current students and alumni to discuss their interests in public history, their experiences at Carleton University, and build [...]

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Teaching Award Congratulations!

Published on April 26, 2013 by in News

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CCPH Faculty Fellow,  Shawn Graham, has been awarded the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) and Desire2Learn’s Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning for 2013.  Read about it here, and congratulations to Shawn!

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The National Council for Public History Annual Meeting is taking place in Ottawa from April 17-20. In preparation, the Public Historian has commissioned a series of Ottawa site reviews. The editor notes that “these ‘(p)reviews’ [...] will inaugurate what we hope will be a growing partnership between the Public Historian and the Public History Commons.” Graduate Researchers Fiona [...]

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