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Public History at St. Mary's University
The Public History program at St. Mary's University is a diverse and hands on program that builds on the History's department's focus of looking at history through a real life lens. Public History students get opportunities for real world experience by contributing to Public History projects at all levels; local, state and national. They are able to develop these projects and have these diverse and unique experience through internships, career opportunities, fellowships and class projects. This guide serves to be an example of one of those student created resources to help engage the world in the history of slavery in San Antonio, Texas.
Public History at St. Mary's University Helpful Sites
Public History Graduate Program
This link takes you to information about the Public History program at St. Mary's University. For more information you can also contact the Office of Graduate Admission at graduate@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3126.
This page provides an example of some of the ongoing Public History projects students are doing at St. Mary's University. Some highlights are the Texas Story Project and the Santa Ana Leg Repatriation Project.
The Public History Collection in the Digital Commons at St. Mary's University
The Digital Commons at St. Mary's University is our institutional repository. This open access collection provides a small glimpse into some of the finished projects from Public History graduates.