Next PHE Workshop on December 9th: "Saxes Banjos and Fiddles: Using Popular Music to Teach U.S. History"
We are excited to announce our next workshop, "Saxes, Banjos and Fiddles: Using Popular Music to Teach U.S. History," which will be taught by Dr. Fitz Brundage on Saturday, December 12th from 10 am to 3 pm.
Dr. Brundage, the UNC Umstead Professor of History and
Director of Graduate Studies for the Department of History, teaches
History 360, "The Social History of Popular Music in Twentieth Century
America," which studies popular music in order to understand significant
social, economic, and cultural transformations of the past century.
This day-long workshop, which will be held on the UNC-Chapel Hill
campus, is free with parking and lunch provided. Attendees will receive
.5 Continuing Education Units. To register please email phe@unc.edu.
Help Get The Word Out!
As PHE gets up and running again after its five year hiatus, we appreciate any and all help getting the word out about our events. This is the link to a flyer announcing the December 9th workshop which is suitable for giving to colleagues, posting in faculty lounges, passing around at meetings, etc.:
Thanks and hope to see you there!