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Et si vous candidatiez pour une école d'été autour de l'histoire publique organisée à Wroclaw dans quelques mois ?Plus de précisions ci-dessous ou dans la pièce jointe !Callforpapers.PublicHistorySummerSchool.UniversityofWroclawThe Historical Institute of the University of Wroclaw (Poland), the International Federation for Public History and Zajezdnia History Centre invites students and PhD candidates to participate in Public History Summer School to be held in Wroclaw, 2-5 July 2018.The Historical Institute (HI UWr) constitutes a major centre for public history studies and offers a unique MA program taught in English.If you are interested in how history functions in the public sphere, the summer school will give you an opportunity to broaden your interests and enrich your methodology. The event will combine lectures and debates concerning methodology and specific case studies by scholars from the HI UWr and invited guests from other universities, as well as presentations of students’ own research projects.We strongly encourage graduate and postgraduate students from all universities in Poland and other countries to apply and deliver their papers in English. The research projects may concern: Historical narratives History &#38; politics History &#38; memory E-history Digital humanities Oral history Visual history History of education Historical journalism Popularization of history History &#38; media History-related gamesDuring the summer school, you will have an opportunity to meet students of the UWr, visit the old city of Wrocław and Zajezdnia History Centre (a recently opened museum devoted to the post-war history of the city). Furthermore, you will be given more information regarding pursuing MA in Public History at the University of Wrocław.The summer school is organised within the framework of the International Conference Studying Public History – Methods, Difficulties, Perspectives.&#160;The opening keynote lecture will be given by the President the International Federation for Public History Prof. Thomas Cauvin (Colorado State University). Eligibility and application  PARTICIPANTS PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS Students and doctoral candidates interested in public history Any nationality The organizers reserve the right to accept a limited number of candidates To apply, send an abstract of your research project (max. 350 words) followed by a short biographical note [your education, current research, publications/major achievements and research interests] Deadline for sending application: April 30, 2018 Application form:https://goo.gl/forms/tCIxk1XsjLpZQ40B2PARTICIPANTS NOT PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS All public (students or not) Any nationality Deadline for registration: June 17, 2018 Registration form:https://goo.gl/forms/zEWUYrqHzjGV9YND3Fees PARTICIPANTS PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS There is no registration fee for participants presenting their research projects Meals (coffee breaks, lunches, reception), accommodation (3 nights in double rooms in the University dormitories), as well as conference materials are provided Travel expenses are not paid Participants must have their own medical insurance and pay any medical fees themselves PARTICIPANTS NOT PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS The summer school is open to public Conference materials are provided Meals and accommodation are paid by participants: Meals (coffee breaks, lunches, reception, payable prior to arrival): 100 PLN/ 25 EUR Accommodation (University dormitories; payable prior to arrival): Standard rooms  single room 80 PLN/per person/night (approx. 18 EUR) bed in double room 45 PLN/per person/night (approx. 10 EUR)Higher standard rooms single room 125 PLN/per person/night (approx. 30 EUR) bed in double room 100 PLN/per person/night (approx. 25 EUR)&#160; Accommodation (University dormitories; payable upon arrival):Standard rooms  single room 91,80 PLN/per person/night (approx. 21 EUR) bed in double room 54 PLN/per person/night (approx. 12 EUR)Higher standard rooms single room 151,20 PLN/per person/night (approx. 35 EUR) bed in double room 113,40 PLN/per person/night (approx. 27 EUR)&#160;*The organisers will book accommodation and meals after the summer school preliminary programme is announced (May 15, 2018)** Participants are allowed to attend the summer school without booking meals and accommodation&#160; Travel expenses are not paid Participants must have their own medical insurance and pay any medical fees themselves&#160; BURSARIESThe organizers provide a few bursaries for participants not presenting their research project, but attending the summer school, which will cover meals (coffee breaks, lunches, reception) and accommodation (3 nights in double rooms in the University dormitories). The admission will based on merit: please send your CV (max 2 pages) via the registration form by April 30, 2018:https://goo.gl/forms/BJAiZoFJdkR3Q72G2*To upload your CV, you need to have a google account**If you apply for a bursary, you should also fill the application for participants not presenting their research project.Certificate of Attendance  PARTICIPANTS PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS&#160; You will receive a certificate of attendance mentioning that you delivered a paper at the Public History Summer School&#160; PARTICIPANTS NOT PRESENTING THEIR RESEARCH PROJECTS You will receive a certificate of attendance mentioning that you participated in the Public History Summer SchoolContactFor all queries:summer.schools.uwr@gmail.comSchedule April 30, 2018 – deadline for sending research projects proposals and bursaries application May 15, 2018 - notification as to whether your proposal has been accepted;  publication of the preliminary summer school programme June 17, 2018 – deadline for registration if you do not present your project, but you would like to participate in the summer school; publication of the final summer school programme July 2-5, 2018 – the summer schoolOrganisation CommitteeProf. Joanna WojdonDr Łukasz KamińskiMagdalena GibiecDorota Wiśniewska Scientific CommitteeProf. Catherine Brice (Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne University)Prof. Thomas Cauvin (Colorado State University)Prof. Przemysław Wiszewski (University of Wrocław)Dr Wojciech Kucharski (Zajezdnia History Centre)&#160;Websitehttps://publichistorysummerschool.wordpress.com/&#160;