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Something Old, Something New – Public History, Museums, & the World Today

HIST395: Fall 2018

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    • Accessibility in Museums: Workshop, Fall 2012
    • Sensitivity and Awareness at Your Museum
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    • Mors Mortis Museum
      • Public Engagement with MMM
    • Museums & Historic Sites
      • C.H. Nash Museum
        • Museum Practices Term Project
      • Digital History Project
      • Classical History Education Programs
      • Pink Palace Museum
      • Sam Davis Home
        • Disaster Plan for Sam Davis Home
      • Sample IMLS Grant
    • Accessibility
    • Archaeology and Ancient History
    • Historic Murfreesboro Tour
  • Scholarly Work
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      • Book – Programming for People with Special Needs
      • Chapter – Manual of Museum Learning
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    • Campus and Community Involvement
    • Education
      • University of Memphis – Museum Studies
      • Middle TN State University – Doctoral Program
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  • Teaching
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    • HIST 392: Spring 2019 – Printing the Past: SC in 3D
    • HIST395: Fall 2018 Class Website
    • HIST395: Fall 2017 Class Website
    • Cultural Heritage Certificate at CCU
    • Explorations in Public History
      • Explorations: Class Information
      • Explorations: Class Reflections
    • World Civilizations 1: Fall 2011
      • World Civilizations: Class Documents
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Views expressed at katiestringerclary.com are © 2019 Katie Stringer Clary and not necessarily reflective of any institution with which I am, or have been, affiliated. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. You can share this work, as long as you attribute it to Katie Stringer and Something Old, Something New, and you do not use it for commercial purposes.

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Welcome!

Welcome to Dr. Katie Stringer Clary’s webpage, a place for public history, museums, accessibility, teaching, travel, and other subjects of interest. Feel free to explore this site to learn more and use the contact form in the menu to get in touch.

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  • I organized my dog's outfits then tackled my closet for the first time in a while. It mainly made me sad I never we… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
  • Saturday hobby farm check list: ✅ raked piles and piles of magnolia tree fall crap ✅ composting mix ✅ gave a chicke… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
  • Favorite costumes from past years, 2015 edition: throwing it back to 1987 https://t.co/fpEekUaNVf 3 hours ago
  • I guess I'm "I want everything LL Bean advertises to me on social media" years old. 4 hours ago
  • Alexa, play that gif of the crab snacking on her babies twitter.com/FirenzeMike/st… 5 hours ago
Follow @DrMaryClary

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    Sideshows and Freakshows: A Short History
  • Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
    Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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Welcome!

Welcome to Dr. Katie Stringer Clary’s webpage, a place for public history, museums, accessibility, teaching, travel, and other subjects of interest. Feel free to explore this site to learn more and use the contact form in the menu to get in touch.

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 114 other followers

Follow Me on Twitter

  • I organized my dog's outfits then tackled my closet for the first time in a while. It mainly made me sad I never we… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
  • Saturday hobby farm check list: ✅ raked piles and piles of magnolia tree fall crap ✅ composting mix ✅ gave a chicke… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
  • Favorite costumes from past years, 2015 edition: throwing it back to 1987 https://t.co/fpEekUaNVf 3 hours ago
  • I guess I'm "I want everything LL Bean advertises to me on social media" years old. 4 hours ago
  • Alexa, play that gif of the crab snacking on her babies twitter.com/FirenzeMike/st… 5 hours ago
Follow @DrMaryClary

Copyright and Sharing

Views expressed at katiestringerclary.com are © 2019 Katie Stringer Clary and not necessarily reflective of any institution with which I am, or have been, affiliated. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. You can share this work, as long as you attribute it to Katie Stringer and Something Old, Something New, and you do not use it for commercial purposes.

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  • Abby and Brittany: Conjoined Twins, TLC, and the Sideshow
    Abby and Brittany: Conjoined Twins, TLC, and the Sideshow
  • Sideshows and Freakshows: A Short History
    Sideshows and Freakshows: A Short History
  • Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
    Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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