This workshop will introduce participants to the economic value of historic preservation and how to critically evaluate a potential project on its economic merits. Whether you are serving on a local historic preservation commission or considering a rehabilitation project of your own, you will become familiar with the concepts, measures, and tools used by real estate investors to determine a project’s economic viability. As part of the workshop, participants will gain hands-on experience critically evaluating potential projects.
Join us for a webinar viewing event. We will be streaming the National Humanities Center’s “#fakenews: Teaching Historical Understanding in the Digital Age.” We all know the phrase, but what does it have to do with history teaching? More importantly, how can history classrooms inoculate students against fake news?
MARCH is located on Rutgers-Camden campus, just two blocks from the City Hall stop of the PATCO High Speed Line and the Cooper Street stop of the NJTransit RiverLine. Limited metered street parking is available.
Join us for a three-day webinar streaming event. We will be streaming three sessions from the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Annual Conference, “Past Forward.” These events are free and open to the public.
Wednesday, November 14, 2 pm: Resilience: Preservation and Climate Change
Thursday, November 15, 1:30 pm: Historic Landscapes: The Culture-Nature Connection
Friday, November 15, 12:15 pm: Intangible Heritage
MARCH is located on Rutgers-Camden campus, just two blocks from the City Hall stop of the PATCO High Speed Line and the Cooper Street stop of the NJTransit RiverLine. Limited metered street parking is available.
Join us for a webinar viewing event. We will be streaming the Documentary Heritage & Preservation Services for New York’s “Funding: Crafting a Successful Grant Narrative” webinar. With examples drawn from successes at museums, historic sites, libraries, and archives, this webinar will explore the balance of meeting requirements while telling a compelling story. This event is free and open to the public.
MARCH is located on Rutgers-Camden campus, just two blocks from the City Hall stop of the PATCO High Speed Line and the Cooper Street stop of the NJTransit RiverLine. Limited metered street parking is available.