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2014 The Who, What, And How Of Tapping Into New Scholarship For Your Site Or Exhibit

102

2014 The Advantage: Keys To A Healthy Organization

103

2014 The Battle For Vietnam: Understanding a Divisive Conflict Through Programming And Exhibitions

104

2014 Anton Treuer Awards Banquet Address

105

2014 Garrison Keillor Keynote Address

106

2014 Marilyn Carlson Nelson Plenary Address

107

2013 Diversity: Positive Programs In Corporate Archives, Museums, And Visitor Centers

108

2013 Enlivening Historic Sites With The Arts

109

2013 Escaping "Great Man" History On A Budget: DIY Gallery Renovations

110

2013 Focusing On The Future To Preserve The Past: Examining Trends To Navigate Ongoing Change

111

2013 Historic Turning Points Fueling Contemporary Change

112

2013 Latino New South: A New Lens Into Institutional And Community Engagement

113

2013 Mergers, Alliances, And Partnerships: What's Right, What's Wrong, What's Deadly

114

2013 Movement Creates Museum: Activist Beginnings of History Institutions

115

2013 Ordinary People With Extraordinary Stories Of Birmingham

116

2013 Playing Games With History

117

2013 Practical Solutions for Rethinking Our Collections and How We Use Them

118

2013 The National Dialogues On Immigration Project

119

2013 TIE: A Thinking Big At Historic Sites Futures Game

120

2013 Vintage or Artifact? Collecting the 20th and 21st Centuries

121

2013 Religious Places And The Civil Rights Movement

122

2013 Small Museum Leadership Considered: Picking Your High-Priority Project

123

2013 Whose History Are You Getting? Exploring The Neglected Stories In Your Community

124

2013 Carolyn McKinstry Keynote Address at 16th Street Baptist Church

125

2013 Doudou Diene Keynote Address

126

2013 Edwin C. Bridges Awards Banquet Address

127

2013 Natasha Tretheway Keynote Address

128

2012 Beyond Counting Visitors: 4 Examples of Evaluation in History Museums

129

2012 Connecting to Collections: Tools You Can Use (the sequel)

130

2012 From Sustenance To Relevance: Reinterpreting Food, Place, and Local History

131

2012 Growing Awareness and Creating Change: Museums and the Disability Community

132

2012 Making Room For SHA

133

2012 New Crossroads for the Intersection of Public and Private

134

2012 Paranormal Policies

135

2012 Lyres And Tires And Barns, Oh My! Nomenclature 3.0 for Museum Cataloging

136

2012 The Toolkit Talks: Collections Care Basics, Advocacy, and Visitor Studies

137

2012 Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Plenary Address

138

2012 The Importance Of A Digital Strategy

139

2012 Putting Meat On The Bones: Using Genealogy to Personalize History

140

2012 Taking History to the Streets

141

2012 Standing At The Crossroads Of Diversity: Creating Pathways to Employment

142

2011 Advocacy for History Organizations

143

2011 Responding To History In The Making

144

2011 Transforming Organizations Through Community Involvement

145

2011 Connecting To The Future: Statewide Disaster Preparedness Planning

146

2011 Hands On Vs Hands Off: The Rembrandt Rule Revisited

147

2010 Engaging In The Problematic Past

148

2011 Connecting To The Public: Advocacy for Collections Care

149

2011 Connecting To Collections: Tools You Can Use

150

2011 How Does Commemoration Impact American Memory?

151

2011 Connecting To Information: How Does Your Institution Measure Up?

152

2011 No Idea is Too Ridiculous

153

2011 Activating Places Of Memory

154

2011 Programming For Pivotal Moments

155

2011 Immigration, Civil Rights, And Public Memory

156

2011 Achieving Board Excellence

157

2011 Microphilanthropy: Microgiving, Crowdfunding, and New Models of Fundraising

158

2011 The End of PowerPoint

159

2011 Developing History Leaders @ SHA: How You Can Prepare

160

2011 Adam Goodheart Keynote Address

161

2011 Dorothy Cotton Plenary Address

162

2011 Edward Ayers Awards Banquet Speaker

163

2010 Why Not Volunteers? Developing Staff and Volunteer Partnerships

164

2010 Debating the Rembrandt Rule: What is Appropriate Use of Collections at Historic Sites?

165

2010 Mutual Goals: Mission vs. Money

166

2010 Addressing 21st-Century Skills in History Organizations

167

2010 Advocacy for History Organizations

168

2010 Engaging All Ages: A Discussion Of Successful Family Programming

169

2010 Determining the Effectiveness of School Programs

170

2010 Building Community Connections: Collaborations for the 21st Century

171

2010 Answering the Questions You Don't Want People to Ask

172

2010 Jim Loewen Awards Banquet Speaker

173

2010 Gerard Baker Plenary Address

174

2009 Creating Lasting Value Through Commemoration Of The Civil War 150

175

2009 Discovering Your Hidden Audience

176

2009 Field Services Alliance Presents Museum Tips

177

2009 The Problem With Military Donations

178

2009 Connecting To Collections

179

2009 Getting It Done, Achieving And Sustaining Community Change Through Diverse Partnerships

180

2009 Historic Sites Providing Life And Leadership In Their Communities

181

2009 Preserve America And Save America's Treasures

182

2009 Technology, Web 2.0, and Historic Sites

183

2009 More Than A Life Story

184

2009 James H. Madison Awards Banquet Speaker

185

2009 Annual Meeting Harold Holzer Keynote

186

2009 Annual Meeting Mike Wallace Plenary Address

187

2008 Anniversaries Are About Today

188

2008 Choosing A New Path: Alternative Uses for Historic Sites

189

2008 Civil Conversations: Seeking Common Ground on America's Civil War

190

2008 Difficult Issues: Presidents And Race

191

2008 Mutual Goals Between Curators, Conservators, and Exhibitors

192

2008 Who's Next? Succession Planning and Institutional Health

193

2008 The Times They Are A'Changin': New Demographic Realities and What They Mean for Museums

194

2008 Annual Meeting Lynn Sherr Plenary Address

195

2008 Annual Meeting Of The Membership

196

2007 Annual Meeting Cokie Roberts Keynote Address

197

2007 Annual Meeting David Blight Plenary Address