History News Spring 2020

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History News Winter 2020 Volume 75, #2

Table of Contents: The Whole is Great: Gender Equity in Museums During COVID-19 by Heidi Lung and Joan Baldwin; After the Pandemic: Thinking Ahead by Avi Decter, Ken Yellis, Randi Korn, and Paul Pearson; Using Science, History, and Art to Interpret Climate Change by Chloe Dye Sherpe; The 2019 Flagstaff Museum Fire by Bill Peterson; A Combined Effort: Why Museums and Visitors Need Religious Literacy by Melody Smith; Award Winner Spotlight: Reflections on Pine by Melinda Meyer; Book Reviews: The Living History Anthology: Perspectives from ALHFAM (rev. Zachary Stocks); Using and Curating Archaeological Collections (rev. Nicole Belolan); Doing History with Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham of Museum Hue; Technical Leaflet #290: 3-D Technologies for Exhibits and Programming by Katie Stringer Clary and Carolyn Dillian.

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Open to download resource. History News is the official magazine of AASLH. Each quarterly issue includes featured articles, regular columns, and a Technical Leaflet. History News Winter 2020 Volume 75, #2 Table of Contents: The Whole is Great: Gender Equity in Museums During COVID-19 by Heidi Lung and Joan Baldwin; After the Pandemic: Thinking Ahead by Avi Decter, Ken Yellis, Randi Korn, and Paul Pearson; Using Science, History, and Art to Interpret Climate Change by Chloe Dye Sherpe; The 2019 Flagstaff Museum Fire by Bill Peterson; A Combined Effort: Why Museums and Visitors Need Religious Literacy by Melody Smith; Award Winner Spotlight: Reflections on Pine by Melinda Meyer; Book Reviews: The Living History Anthology: Perspectives from ALHFAM (rev. Zachary Stocks); Using and Curating Archaeological Collections (rev. Nicole Belolan); Doing History with Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham of Museum Hue; Technical Leaflet #290: 3-D Technologies for Exhibits and Programming by Katie Stringer Clary and Carolyn Dillian.
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