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April 25, 2013
Jennifer Scott is an Anthropologist, Public Historian, and Curator. She serves as the Vice Director/Director of Research at Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic house museum specializing in innovative study and applications of history, culture, the arts and civic engagement. In this public workshop, Scott discusses the role and possibilities of oral history for understanding activism and social change in the founding and expansion of a public history center.
Columbia Center for Oral History
Jennifer Scott is an Anthropologist, Public Historian, and Curator. She serves as the Vice Director/Director of Research at Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic house museum specializing in innovative study and applications of history, culture, the arts and civic engagement. In this public workshop, Scott discusses the role and possibilities of oral history for understanding activism and social change in the founding and expansion of a public history center.
Columbia Center for Oral History
English
United States
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