Todd Shallat reports that many of our students in the
Master of Applied Historical Research program have gotten jobs or fellowships "doing what they love:
-- Patrick Taylor has a real job with the National Park Service
-- Alissa Petersen has a cool museum fellowship in Maine
-- Don Anderson got money from Canyon County to do a film of Celebration Park for their new museum
-- Marc Frisk has a job with the Deer Flat Wildlife Refuge, where he is building an interpretive trail
-- Susan Whipple is producing a tourism book for the Snake River Scenic Byway, working via the City of Caldwell and Planmakers, Inc
-- Tully Gerlach has developed some art-history tours, and you can see him on the city streets with mobs of school children
-- Chris Blanchard has been hired as the "production editor" for the new online version of Idaho Yesterdays, working with ISU and the Idaho State Historical Soceity
-- Amber Beierle is now the state's historical librarian in the state historical society
-- Ann Felton has been appointed to the graduate faculty at BSU and will be teaching local history workshops, including a workshop on the past and future of the railroad in Boise, part of an effort to get AMTRACK back."
Whew. More better details as I get them.
