Department of History and Anthropology--Useful Links

Useful Internet Links, courtesy of the
EUP Department of History and Anthropology

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Jobs and Employment

See the Department's listing of jobs sites in the government and private sector.

Local/Regional/State

• Edinboro Area Historical Society
• Edinboro Lake Watershed Association. Local folks who work to protect the lake.
• Borough of Edinboro
• Link to Edinboro businesses/issues
• Link to Meadville connections
• GoErie.com Web site of the Erie newspaper, the Times-News.
• Oil Region Alliance. Heritage tourism site for the birthplace of the petroleum industry
• Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
• State of Pennsylvania Home Page
• Pennsylvania Hall of Fame
  Biographies of outstanding Pennsylvanians.
• Philadelphia Information Locator Service
  "A cooperative initiative of the Philadelphia Department of Records and the Free Library of Philadelphia."
  Includes a link to the City of Philadelphia home page.
• Keystone Trails Association
  "an alliance of organizations and individuals who share a
  common interest in hiking opportunities in Pennsylvania and neighboring states."

Historical and Professional Organizations

• American Historical Association
  The AHA is the major national organization for all historians
  in the United States, regardless of area of specialty or interest.
• AHA's History Doctoral Programs in the United States and Canada
• Organization of American Historians
  The OAH is the major national organization of those who specialize
  in the history of the United States.
  The OAH home page contains a link to the Revised History Standards.
• The World History Association.
  This group "was founded in 1982 by a group of teachers and academics
  determined to address the needs and interests of what was then
  a newly emerging historical sub-discipline and teaching field."
• The National Council on Public History
  Members of NCPH specialize in history outside of colleges and universities.
  The NCPH home page contains a link to jobs sites.
• The Society for History in the Federal Government also posts employment notices.
• American Foreign Service Officers' Association
  The professional association for Foreign Service Officers.
• The History Net
  "From the world's largest history magazine publisher"---commercialized or popularized
  history: magazines, today in history, videos, etc...
• National History Day Site
  See what high school and middle school students are up to in their work in a national contest.
• Link to Pennsylvania's History Day site
• Philadelphia's History Day site
• New York's History Day site
• Ohio's History Day site
• H-Net's History Day discussion site

Today in History Sites

• Library of Congress site
• The History Channel's site
• Nickeyspostcards.com's site
• Radioearth.com's site
• Today in History of Psychology

Research Links

• Citation Guides:
  One|| Two|| Three
• History Conferences Worldwide
  A list of history conferences during the next year or more.
• National Archives and Records Administration
  Our collective basement and attic.
• Full text of REVIEWS IN AMERICAN HISTORY
• University of St. Francis site
  An electronic portal, courtesy of Jeff Chamberlain, Associate Professor of History,
  University of St. Francis (Joliet, IL), to a number of important history- oriented sites.
• H-NET
  The hub of electronic discussions on historical topics and the
  center of world-wide historical discussion with most, but not all lists,
  in English.
• Institute for Historical Research
  Based at the University of London (England, not Ohio or Ontario).
• History Channel
  Check for program schedules for a wide variety of specials, movies, etc...
• Hanover University History Department
  Persevere and you will find some interesting documents and texts,
  along with a guide to writing research papers.
• University of California at Santa Cruz Regional History Project
  Oral history archive focusing on the Central Coast of California
• American Society for Literature on the Environment
• Transitions Online
  A major source for current news from Eastern Europe
  and the states of the former Soviet Union.
• Russian and East European Studies at Pitt
  A comprehensive index of electronic resources on the Balkans, the
  Baltic States, the Caucases, Central Asia, the CIS, Eastern Europe, the
  NIS, the Russian Federation and former states of the Soviet Union.
  Sponsored by the Center for Russian and East European Studies of the
  University of Pittsburgh.
• University of Saskatchewan History Department
  An interesting collection of material and links.
• Rice U. Subject tree [Obsolete Web Version]
• Rice U. Internet Navigation aids
• The public's library and digital archive
• Leadership Information Archive
  The gateway to Presidential Libraries and a variety of sources and links
  on the Presidency and Presidents.
• CSPAN's series on the lives of Presidents
• Noteworthy gravesites
  Find out who's buried where.

U.S. Historical and Cultural and U.S. Government Sites

• National Park Service
  Of particular interest to public school teachers is the link to "Tools for Teaching."
• Colonial Williamsburg
  Follow the "Teach" link to find teaching resources.
• Monticello/T. Jefferson
  A site with an excellent overview of a typical day in Thomas Jefferson's life.
• U.S. Government Printing Office
  The entry point for a large number of U.S. Government publications online.
• The White House home page
• Fedworld WWW site
  Another entry point for current government publications and documents
  online. This site has a search capability.

Canada

• Canadian Federal Government
  The official Canadian government site. As you might expect it has
  a French language capability.
• IDEAS - CBC Radio
  The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's "premier program of contemporary
  thought." On the air Monday-Friday, 9-10 PM.

Miscellaneous

• George M. Welling-- Computers and history pioneer in the Netherlands
• Campus newspapers and newsletters
• NPR-National Public Radio Online news from NPR

Alternative, iconoclastic, anti-technology, and simply interesting sites

• Gerald Phillips
  A web critic.
• SLATE on-line magazine
  A somewhat hip vision of current news.
• Country Joe McDonald's page
  Return to the 60's.

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