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One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.

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Professionals, students, and anyone interested in the field of historic preservation and related areas of study will find on this site a comprehensive database of regularly updated internet resources, a list of degree programs in historic preservation, and a jobs board.

Established in 1994 by Cornell University's Michael Tomlan and Bob Pick, PreserveNet was the result of a collaborative effort by preservation students from several universities who wished to assemble preservation information read more →





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Association for Gravestone Studies (AGS)- Student Scholarships Available

Association for Gravestone Studies (AGS) - Student Scholarships Available

Applications are accepted from undergraduate and graduate students interested in all aspects of gravestone and cemetery studies. The annual conference, held each year in June, provides an opportunity to learn about new research, education and legal issues, and best practices in preservation and management, while networking with academics, advocates, other students, and early career professionals.

AGS scholarships include full conference registration and paid travel expenses, a complimentary one-year student membership, and a nominal cash award. Apply by April 15 - Click Here -

See Author Guidelines for full details at cotjournal.com

Call for Abstracts
The journal Change Over Time: An International Journal of Conservation and the Built Environment, published by the University of Pennsylvania Press, invites submissions for: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
Guest Editors: Gail Dubrow and Kecia Fong

This issue of Change Over Time on "Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage" invites insights from scholarship, professional practice, advocacy, and lived experience to stimulate a more robust public conversation about the future of conserving AAPI heritage in the built environment. We welcome contributions that ask hard questions and point in fresh directions with a goal of accelerating cultural justice. To that end, we seek to include a broad spectrum of AAPI heritage, from sites of celebration and joy to sites of resistance in the struggle for equal rights.

Notifications and invitations for manuscript development will be sent by late May 2023. See Author Guidelines for full details at cotjournal.com




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