Public History
As a Public History student, you'll do more than read about the past. You'll recreate it. Join us in our mission to further the preservation and presentation of history.
What you’ll study
Our courses do more than teach you history. They make you a historian. Learn through study, research, internships, and community projects. At Flagler College, you'll collect oral histories, research historic buildings, log artifacts, and create exhibits.
Practical Experience
History is everywhere, and so are we. Public History students gain hands-on practice with group projects. You'll also complete two internships.
Flagler College Public History
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Program Details
Featured Faculty
Dr. Enright holds a Ph.D. in American History from Rutgers University, an M.A. in Museum Anthropology from Columbia University, and a B.A. in American Studies from Vassar College. She specializes in American cultural and environmental history and museum studies.
Her current research is on the cultural meanings of animal and plant extinctions. She's presented her work at meetings of the Animals & Society Institute, the American Society for Environmental History, and the National Council on Public History.
She has researched and consulted for museums and non-profits, including the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Museum of Natural History, South Street Seaport Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art, and Smarthistory.