Dear listers,

> Anyone investigating future educational possibilities should not overlook
> programs in "public history" as opposed to "museum studies."  Public
history
> programs provide students not only with coursework and hands on


It also may be worth considering programs on cultural policy offered at such
institutions as University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University, NJ, and
Woodrow Wilson International School of Princeton University. The Center of
Arts and Culture, Washington, DC,  is overseeing a series of publications on
the subject.

Terri McNichol
Ren Associates
Consulting on Intercultural relations and programs

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