8220;We may not live in the past, but the past lives in us. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. At the beginning of May, the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre. Over two days, the Symposium brought nearly 1000 senior secondary students from across British Columbia to UBC to hear from historians, experts, and eyewitnesses of the Holocaust.

A string of thoughts from a Public History student and her attempts at navigating both the historical and the world wide webs. The Modern Historian, the Canadian Medievalist, and other such Oxymorons.

Sunday, August 1, 2010. A history nerd, yes. A science nerd, not so much. I decided that instead of having yet another lazy Sunday, I would venture out to the Canada Science and Technology Museum. It was only a 5 minute walk and once I got past the trees I could see the museum. It was in a very low one story building and looked very industrial to me. How appropriate for a museum devoted to scien. All in all I would say that the Canada Science and Technology Museum was not for me, but would certainly appe.

Sunday, October 3, 2010. On Sunday, September 26 McDougall United Church celebrated the 100. I was one of three people involved in planning for the centenary, and I must say, it is a relief to have it over. It was the first such event I have been involved in, and I learned a number of lessons, which I thought I would share. 2 Open the lines of communication.

Public History at the U of L. All things historical in Louisville and Kentuckiana. Students and Faculty at the 2015 National Council on Public History Meeting. State Historic Preservation Review Board to Consider National Register of Historic Places Nominaiton for the Roscoe Goose House.

Friday, April 16, 2010.