University at Albany’s Public History Program and the Center for Applied 
Historical Research invites you to: 

HISTORY LIVES!
A Conference Celebrating 30 Years of the University at Albany’s Public 
History Program
Saturday, April 27, 2013
New York State Museum – Albany
9:30 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.

This one day conference celebration will commemorate the 30th Anniversary 
of the Public History Program with networking and a wide variety of 
session presentations by the program’s outstanding alumni.  Among the 
topics being explored are:  American Women in the Early Automotive Era, 
Historical Perspectives on the Early Automobile Industry, New York State 
in the Great Migration, Voices for Freedom and Change in the Nursing 
Profession, Reinterpreting the Roles of Museums in the 21st Century and 
the Artistic & Historic Legacy of an Albany Landmark.  A luncheon keynote 
address will offer reflections and discussion on the first thirty years of 
Public History Program.

Public Historians, museum, archive, library and cultural agency 
professionals, as well as supporters of New York State and local history, 
are encouraged to attend.

The conference fee is $30.00 and includes registration, coffee break, 
lunch and commemorative program.

For full conference details and to register, please go to:  
http://www.caphill.com/associations/7597/files/PH30%
20Conference20Registration%20Packet.pdf   

Questions?  Please contact Dr. Ivan D. Steen at [log in to unmask]