MARCH teaching/event consultations

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The Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) at Rutgers-Camden has research available about the past residents of the Cooper Street Historic District and campus area. The research spans a wide variety of individuals, families, occupations, and events from the 1840s to the present and offers new insights into the ways that cities grow and change.

If you would like to discuss incorporating these materials into teaching or programming, please indicate your interest below and MARCH Director Charlene Mires will reach out to schedule a conversation.

See the following for a range of materials and potential uses:
Learning From Cooper Street Digital Archive: https://omeka.camden.rutgers.edu/
Cooper Street Historic District Project Blog: https://cooperstreet.wordpress.com/

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Teaching / Programming Options - please check all that interest you but feel free to suggest others.

Student activity: research

Student activity: data analysis or visualization

Student activity: outdoor tour

Student activity: creative expression

Classroom guest speaker

Classroom lecture materials

Programming: historic information about buildings for websites or other media

Programming: outdoor tours for events

Programming: speaker for events

Programming: briefing about building history for staff/department

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