This graduate seminar considers some of the big questions in the public humanities to understand the choices made in preserving, interpreting, creating, and presenting art, …
Students explore material culture and its impact upon the environment mostly in the United States from colonization through the Industrial Revolution and the 20th century. …
This Public Humanities seminar (cross-listed with Urban Studies and History of Art and Architecture) presents tools for urban analysis. It introduces the students to knowledge …
This course explores cultural institutions as an organizational system. Students will emerge with an understanding of the realities of the managerial, governance, funding and financial …
Course Overview: This seminar will examine historic house museums within the context of American culture from their beginnings as secular and civic shrines; to their …
