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Wright State University Nearby History A Summer
Institute for Educators "Living and Working in
the Miami Valley, 1890-1945" 900 AM-500 PM
Monday, June 24 Friday, June 28, 2002
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Dr. Marjorie McLellan Director, Public History
Program Wright State University Dr. Ronald G.
Helms Director, Secondary Education Program
Wright State University
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Nearby History and the Humanities The
neighborhoods and communities in which we live
have been shaped by the people who settled here
as well as regional, state and national events,
technological changes, and cultural developments.
The Nearby History Institute will infuse the
story of local experiences, places, and people
with insights from urban history, social history,
historical geography, immigration and migration
studies, economic history, and cultural history
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The Nearby History Institute will bring public
historians from area archives and museums
together with faculty from the Dayton Public
Schools and Wright State University to rethink
and strengthen American history teaching in the
Miami Valley. The institute focuses on
integrating local history resources and research
across the K-12 social studies and language arts
curriculum. Wright State University will offer
the workshop participants the option of
registering for 2 or 4 graduate credit hours in
either History or Education
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• GOALS
• To introduce new inquiry based,
  interdisciplinary approaches to teaching
• To update and revise American history education
  in Dayton and the Miami Valley
• To help teachers gain a greater understanding of
  the multicultural, economic, social, and
  political history of Dayton and the Miami
  Valley
• To integrate local history research and
  resources with the NCSS, Ohio Department of
  Education curriculum
• To foster collaboration between area museums,
  archives, and school systems
• To promote effective educational programs in
  museums and archives

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Monday Wright State University Living and
Working in the Miami Valley, 1890-1945 Using
and Evaluating Internet Resources Hands on
workshop (The American Memory Project, the Ohio
Memory Project, U.S. Census, and the Digital
Media Collections)
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Tuesday Wright State University Migrations and
Immigration Dayton Neighborhood Histories 1913
Flood, flood control, Dayton politics, and urban
planning 700PM-800PM Guest Lecture The
Struggle of African Americans to Acquire an
Education Following the Civil War, Dr. John
Fleming, Vice President for Museums, Cincinnati
Museum Center 800PM-930PM Dessert Reception
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Wednesday Dayton Aviation Heritage National
Historic Park African American history in the
Miami Valley tour Bus tour beginning with the
Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park
the Paul Lawrence Dunbar House the National Afro
American Museum
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Thursday Montgomery County Historical Society
Research Center Skills for nearby history
reading artifacts and photographs Invention and
Industry in the Miami Valley Dayton Goes to War
the Miami Valley in the World Wars
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Friday  Wright State University and Patterson
Homestead Appalachian Migration and Miami Valley
History Women's Lives in the Miami Valley
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Public History Resources ADAM, the Art, Design,
Architecture Media Information
Gateway http//adam.ac.uk/index.html American
Association for State and Local
History http//www.aaslh.org/ American
Association of Museums http//www.aam-us.org/index
.htm American Historical Association http//www.
theaha.org/ American Folklife Center Folkline
Information http//lcweb.loc.gov/folklife/folkline
.html American Memory Project, Library of
Congress http//lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/amhome.html
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ArtMuseum Network http//www.artmuseum.net/default
.as Association for Living Historical Farms and
Museums http//www.alhfam.org/ Association of
African American Museums http//www.artnoir.com/aa
am.html Canadian Museums Association Home
Page http//www.museums.ca/ Center for Museum
Studies http//www.si.edu/cms/ Canadian Heritage
Information Network (CHIN) http//www.chin.gc.ca/e
_main_menu.html
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Chicago Historical Society http//www.chicagohs.or
g/ Consortium for the Computer Interchange of
Museum Information http//www.cimi.org/ Computer
Museum History Center http//www.computerhistory.o
rg/ Getty Center Home Page http//www.getty.edu/ G
uide to Museums and Cultural Resources http//www.
lam.mus.ca.us/webmuseums/ Guide to Museums and
Cultural Resources http//www.lam.mus.ca.us/webmus
eums/ Heritage Preservation http//www.heritagepr
eservation.org/ History Sites http//www.ed.wright
.edu/rhelms/history.htm
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H-Nets Discussion Lists for the
Humanities http//www.h-net.msu.edu/ International
Council of Museums (ICOM) http//www.icom.org/ In
ternational center for the study of and
preservation and restoration of cultural property
(ICCROM) http//www.iccrom.org/eng/index.htm Insti
tuto Latinoamericano de Museologia http//www.ilam
.org/ilam.html Library of Congress http//www.loc.
gov/ Midwest Open Air Museums Coordinating
Council http//momcc.org/ MUSE http//muse.jhu.edu
/ Museums http//socialstudies.com80/museums.html
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Museum Informatics Project (U.C.
Berkeley) http//www.mip.berkeley.edu/mip/related
Museum Computer Network Museum Sites
Online http//www.mcn.edu/sitesonline.htm The
Museum Professional http//www.sirius.com/robinso
n/framecraze.html National Archives and Records
Administration http//www.nara.gov National
Association for Museum Exhibition http//130.160.1
78.161/NAMEindex.html National Conference of
State Museum Associations http//www.io.com/tam/s
manet/
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National Council on Public History http//www.iupu
i.edu/ncph/home.html National Conference of
State Museum Associations http//www.io.com/tam/s
manet/ The National Conference of State Museum
Associations http//www.io.com/tam/smanet/ Natio
nal Park Service Cultural Resources http//www.cr.
nps.gov/ Newberry Library http//www.newberry.org
/nl/newberryhome.html NINCH Home
Page http//www.ninch.org/
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National Council on Public History http//www.iupu
i.edu/ncph/home.html Ohio Historical
Society http//www.ohiohistory.org/ Oral
History Association http//omega.dickinson.edu/org
anizations/oha/ Organization of American
Historians http//www.oah.org/ Smithsonian
Institution http//www.si.edu/ Society of
American Archivists http//www.archivists.org/
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Society of Ohio Archivisits http//www.ohiojunctio
n.net/soa/ Texas Association of Museums
(TAM) http//www.io.com/tam/ Virtual Library
Museum Pages http//www.icom.org/vlmp/ WebMuseum
http//metalab.unc.edu/wm/ World
Heritage http//www.unesco.org/whc/nwhc/pages/home
/pages/index.htm