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Red Dead Redemption 2 and Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018

August 27, 2019May 27, 2019

Red Dead Redemption 2 and Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018

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Video Games as Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018

July 2, 2019May 27, 2019

Video Games as Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018

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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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RT @jkobbster: when you have to fight the minotaur https://t.co/BtVcmZUaXm 11 hours ago
RT @SamanthaJPower: So needlessly cruel: If enrolled at university w/ full online instruction, ICE will force international students alread… 13 hours ago
RT @justgoofs: ICE's decision to force intl. students to transfer or leave the US if their programs are online-only during a pandemic is da… 13 hours ago
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Fall 2017 Student Blog: Teaching History
Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Community Involvement in Archaeology: Benefits, Obstacles, and Potential — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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Red Dead Redemption 2 and Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Is the Doctor a Public Historian? — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Infographic Syllabi: Fun, Easy (no really!), and Engaging
Q&A With Jason Black, Black Scorpion
British Museum 2.0

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Something I'm MOST looking forward to is taking email apps & notifications off my phone on Friday after summer cla… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 59 minutes ago
RT @jkobbster: when you have to fight the minotaur https://t.co/BtVcmZUaXm 11 hours ago
RT @SamanthaJPower: So needlessly cruel: If enrolled at university w/ full online instruction, ICE will force international students alread… 13 hours ago
RT @justgoofs: ICE's decision to force intl. students to transfer or leave the US if their programs are online-only during a pandemic is da… 13 hours ago
Undergrads who may follow me.... what are your thoughts on school in the fall at this moment? In person? Online? Do… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 18 hours ago

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Fall 2017 Student Blog: Teaching History
Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Community Involvement in Archaeology: Benefits, Obstacles, and Potential — CCU Public History Fall 2018
About
Red Dead Redemption 2 and Public History — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Is the Doctor a Public Historian? — CCU Public History Fall 2018
Infographic Syllabi: Fun, Easy (no really!), and Engaging
Q&A With Jason Black, Black Scorpion
British Museum 2.0

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