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Bobby Robinson
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- Waltham, MA
- United States
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- Where Do You Consider Your "Hometown"?
- Wayland & Waltham, MA
- What is your interest in the Mass. Studies Network?
- Retired but want to keep abreast of ideas and educational connections in the fields of local & state history, social studies & environment.
- About Me:
- Educator specializing in teacher resource and curriculum development related to Massachusetts state and local studies; UMass Boston.
Museum curator & education specialist; Commonwealth Museum and Concord Museum.
Environmental education, teacher training and curriculum development; Elbanobscot Center
- Your Title:
- Retired Director, Mass. Studies Project at UMass Boston
- Major areas of interest
- Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, Education (K-12), Environment, Geography, History, Local Studies
- Other areas of interest not listed above?
- Community involvement in social justice, prison education, and "green" projects.
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I can't seem to add you to my colleagues list. Perhaps you could try it form your end.
Hope all is well with you and your family. Have you been able to "do" any local history during your retirement?
I will be joining the ranks in September, although I will still be teaching on a part time basis at Assumption. They have not found a social studies education specialist yet.
I have been researching heritage trails for the past few years, and last year I received a professional development grant from the College to zero in on African American trails in New England. I have an article out for review right now. I will be continuing the heritage trail work this summer, but I am also planning to look into the lives of Louise Mayo and Josephine Collins, suffragists from Framingham.
May I add you as a colleague?
What a hoot. I'm brand new here myself, but I really like the feel and potential of this community.
Lovely to connect with you again.
- Marilyn Richardson