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Students
History Major
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Possible Job Titles
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| *Denotes additional education required Historians as
advocates, educators and communicator: |
Communications Public relations representative Technical writer Research/Technical advisor (films/TV) Columnist/Journalist/Commentator Editor (e.g. textbook, newspaper) Costume designer Journal circulation assistant Acquisitions editor Production manager Advertising account executive Copywriter Education/Research *Archivist Teacher *Museum curator/museum staff Genealogist *Librarian Biographer *Preservation specialist Foundation administrator *Professor *Researcher *College administrator Historian *Political scientist |
Typical Places of Employment
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| Archives Public Relation Firms Banks Publishing Companies Business Corporations Travel Agencies Chamber of Commerce Government Agencies Colleges and Schools Civil Rights Commission |
Educational Institutions Education Department Foundations, non-profit Justice Department Historical Societies Library of Congress Libraries National Archives Magazines & Newspapers Museums |
Typical Work Activities
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| Performing ambiguous or abstract tasks Solving problems through thinking Working independently |
Collecting and organizing data Conducting research and analyses |
Additional Info in Career Services
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These publications must be used in the Career Services Office. However there are many brochures and magazines such as Resume Writing, Interviewing and Job Choices that you may take with you.
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Alumni Resources(Listed
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Related Links: Further Explore this Career Field |
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Ask
the Experts: Careers for History Majors
So
you Want to be a History Major?-From Phi Alpha Theta, the history
Honor society.
Sample
Resumes for History Students at SU
Museum and Preservation Careers
American
Association of Museums
The
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC)
--What is a Conservator?
Archivist, Curators, Museum Tech,
& Conservators-Occupational Outlook Handbook
Center
for Museum Studies-From the Smithsonian
Museumstuff.com-A
listing of all museums, including History museums.
So
You Want to Be an Archivist: An Overview of the Profession
U.S. National
Archives & Records Administration- Employment, volunteering, and
internships
Teaching History as a Career
College and University Faculty from the Occupational Outlook Handbook
Social
Scientist from the Occupational Outlook Handbook
Legal Careers
Click
here for Resources for Legal Careers-From
the SU webpages
Resources for
Going to law School-From the SU webpages
Lawyers and Judicial Workers from the Occupational Outlook Handbook
Other
American
Association for State and Local History -provides leadership and support
to preserve and interpret state and local history to make the past more
meaningful to all Americans.
The
American Historical Association (AHA)
History
Cooperative
Library of Congress
Links
for the History Profession
National Trust
for Historical Preservation-the country's leading private non-profit dedicated to protecting our
nation's irreplaceable heritage
Organization
of American Historians-The largest learned society devoted to the study
of American history.
Smithsonian
Institution
Social
Sciences in the Federal Government
Society
of American Archivists
Society
of Architectural Historians
World
History Association
Graduate School Assistance
History
Graduate Programs
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