Historical Society of Michigan 7435 Westshire Drive Lansing, MI 48917 Contact: Amy Bradfield | For Immediate Release |
Michigan History Day® State Finals Move to Central Michigan University | |
“We enjoyed being at Bay City Central High School, but we are so excited to move the contest to CMU,” said Michigan History Day state coordinator Amy Bradfield. “As well as being centrally located within the state, CMU provides our student participants the opportunity to present their research in a prestigious academic environment.”
“Bringing students and faculty together to share knowledge and celebrate learning is what we do every day at CMU” said CLASS Dean Richard Rothaus. “We are excited to welcome the students, teachers, and families to campus and join in this great Michigan tradition.” Michigan History Day (National History Day in Michigan) is an educational program of the Historical Society of Michigan. The yearlong educational program encourages students in grades 4 through 12 to explore local, state, national and world history. Students can enter their work into a series of competitive events, advancing from school contests to district, state and national competitions. For more information, please visit hsmichigan.org/mhd. National History Day is a nonprofit education organization headquartered in College Park, Maryland. Established in 1974, National History Day promotes an appreciation for historical research among middle and high school students through multiple annual programs. Winners from the State Finals move to the national competition in June.
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