
Professional associations, NYU departments and organizations, tech help, blogs in archives and public history, internship sites, and more.
Recommended courses in other schools and programs at NYU, including (for instance) courses in History, Museum Studies, Moving Image Archiving, Interactive Telecommunications.
A brand-new student chapter of SAA (founded 2009) for NYU students concentrating in or interested in archives.
The Archives and Public History Institute is a day-long orientation and instruction session for entering graduate students. The first APH Institute was held September 11, 2009.
Links to workshop materials for the Spring 2009 workshop series “Digital Skills for Historians.”
An event series in Spring 2010 exploring interdisciplinary approaches to the archive as concept and practice.
A test installation of the archival web publishing system Omeka.
A place for NYU Archives and Public History faculty and students to create and edit wiki pages.
This public bibliography is a place for faculty and students in the program to share readings. To join the group, first create an account on zotero.org and log in to the site, then visit the link above and click “Join Group.” To add items to the group, download Zotero 2.0 or above.
This is a web space for users of NYU’s licensed version of RefWorks to share bibliographic references; the service is called RefShare.