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3 Wright State University Nearby History A Summer Institute for Educators "Living and Working in the Miami Valley, " 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Monday, June 24 —Friday, June 28, 2002

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8 Nearby History and the Humanities The neighborhoods and communities in which we live have been shaped by the people who settled here as well as regional, state and national events, technological changes, and cultural developments. The Nearby History Institute will infuse the story of local experiences, places, and people with insights from urban history, social history, historical geography, immigration and migration studies, economic history, and cultural history

9 The Nearby History Institute will bring public historians from area archives and museums together with faculty from the Dayton Public Schools and Wright State University to rethink and strengthen American history teaching in the Miami Valley. The institute focuses on integrating local history resources and research across the K-12 social studies and language arts curriculum. Wright State University will offer the workshop participants the option of registering for 2 or 4 graduate credit hours in either History or Education

10 GOALS: g To introduce new inquiry based, interdisciplinary approaches to teaching; g To update and revise American history education in Dayton and the Miami Valley; g To help teachers gain a greater understanding of the multicultural, economic, social, and political history of Dayton and the Miami Valley; g To integrate local history research and resources with the NCSS, Ohio Department of Education curriculum; g To foster collaboration between area museums, archives, and school systems; g To promote effective educational programs in museums and archives;

11 Monday — Wright State University Living and Working in the Miami Valley, Using and Evaluating Internet Resources: Hands on workshop (The American Memory Project, the Ohio Memory Project, U.S. Census, and the Digital Media Collections)

12 Tuesday — Wright State University Migrations and Immigration Dayton Neighborhood Histories 1913 Flood, flood control, Dayton politics, and urban planning 7:00PM-8:00PM Guest Lecture: “The Struggle of African Americans to Acquire an Education Following the Civil War,” Dr. John Fleming, Vice President for Museums, Cincinnati Museum Center 8:00PM-9:30PM: Dessert Reception

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16 Wednesday: Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park African American history in the Miami Valley tour: Bus tour beginning with the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park the Paul Lawrence Dunbar House the National Afro American Museum

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18 Thursday — Montgomery County Historical Society Research Center Skills for nearby history reading artifacts and photographs Invention and Industry in the Miami Valley Dayton Goes to War: the Miami Valley in the World Wars

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23 Friday — Wright State University and Patterson Homestead Appalachian Migration and Miami Valley History Women's Lives in the Miami Valley

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31 Public History Resources ADAM, the Art, Design, Architecture & Media Information Gateway American Association for State and Local History American Association of Museums American Historical Association American Folklife Center: Folkline Information American Memory Project, Library of Congress

32 ArtMuseum Network Association for Living Historical Farms and Museums Association of African American Museums Canadian Museums Association Home Page Center for Museum Studies Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN)

33 Chicago Historical Society Consortium for the Computer Interchange of Museum Information Computer Museum History Center Getty Center Home Page Guide to Museums and Cultural Resources Guide to Museums and Cultural Resources Heritage Preservation History Sites

34 H-Nets Discussion Lists for the Humanities International Council of Museums (ICOM) International center for the study of and preservation and restoration of cultural property (ICCROM) Instituto Latinoamericano de Museologia Library of Congress Midwest Open Air Museums Coordinating Council MUSE Museums

35 Museum Informatics Project (U.C. Berkeley) Museum Computer Network : Museum Sites Online The Museum Professional National Archives and Records Administration National Association for Museum Exhibition National Conference of State Museum Associations

36 National Council on Public History National Conference of State Museum Associations The National Conference of State Museum Associations National Park Service Cultural Resources Newberry Library NINCH Home Page

37 National Council on Public History Ohio Historical Society Oral History Association Organization of American Historians Smithsonian Institution Society of American Archivists

38 Society of Ohio Archivisits Texas Association of Museums (TAM) Virtual Library Museum Pages WebMuseum World Heritage