🏛️ What is Historic Preservation
Historic preservation, as defined by the National Park Service (NPS), is the practice of protecting and maintaining places, objects, or landscapes that hold historical, cultural, or architectural significance.
It involves a range of activities aimed at transmitting our understanding of the past to future generations. This includes celebrating positive aspects of history, acknowledging and learning from challenging moments, and ensuring these sites and artifacts remain accessible for education and enjoyment.
Internship Webinar
Brown Bag Talks by interns with the National Council for Preservation Education (NCPE)-July 31, 2025
The Get-Hired Game Plan
From Application to Offer, a presentation by Andrew Roblee, July 10, 2025.
Shifting Preservation Pedagogy
A conversation with Sheila Moto Casper
NCPE Conference 2024 - Part 1
NCPE Conference 2024 – Andrew Billingsley
NCPE Conference 2024 - Part 2
NCPE Conference 2024 – Anne Steinert
NCPE Conference Part 1
Introduction and the historical basis for cultural property protection (Michael Tomlan)
NCPE Conference Part 2
Report on “Training in Cultural Property Protection: A Host Nation Perspective” conference held at Cornell University (Melissa Smith)
NCPE Conference Part 3
Protection of Cultural Heritage in Armed Conflict (Laurie Rush)
🗞️ News & Updates
Faculty Position at Bucks County Community College
Bucks Historic Preservation is hiring a part-time faculty in Historic Preservation. Candidate must have experience in (and be able to demonstrate/teach) hands-on work with materials,
Faculty Position at U Penn
The Department of Historic Preservation at the Stuart Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, welcomes applications for an Assistant, Associate, or full Professor to
Fireside Chat: Mt. Pleasant Indian School
PRESERVATION and TRANSFORMATION at the Former Mt. Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School: a conversation with Christian Nakarado and Gabriel Cuellar To participate in this event,
