InterpNEWS
The International Heritage
Interpretation e-Magazine.
Call for
Articles for our May/June 2018 Issue.
I
am now looking for articles for the May/June
2018 issue – with a deadline of the 15th
of March for a 1st of
April 2018 mail out. If you’d like
to do an article for IN please feel free to contact me. Our March/April issue is finished and will be sent out on the 1st of February, with over 70 pages of amazing and diverse articles on heritage interpretation. Note: InterpNEWS Subscriptions are FREE and provided as a service to the Interpretive Profession.
InterpNEWS
reaches over 300K interpreters, agencies and organizations in 60
countries. Some of the topics of
interest could include:
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Interpreting Geology or Earth Sciences.
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Interpreting Global Warming.
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Innovative interpretive programs or services at historic sites/museums, parks or commercial heritage sites.
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Innovative interpretive exhibits.
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Interpretive research and visitor studies.
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Interpreting farming and farming/agriculture heritage.
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Interpreting food and historic food preparation.
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Interpretation in zoos and botanical gardens.
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Interpretive theater and living history interpretation.
- Commercial interpretation and tour guiding.
These are some of the articles we
currently have in hand for the May/June Issue:
-Meet our Regional Editors.
-Interpreting the story of Amber at the
Lithuania Amber Museum. John Veverka
-Interp
Magic: Politics and Heritage Interpretation. Rod Burns,
-Rocking
Field Trips with Geology. Anne C. Morgan
-Interpreting
Beaches. Edward Clifton
-Rare ancient shark
relative captured by fisherman. Natsumi Penbertny
-Interpreting
the Giants Causeway World Heritage Site, Northern Ireland. John
Veverka
-About Critical Museology. Paul C. Thistle
-Let’s
Travel back to London’s Vauxhall Gardens. Dr. Martha Benn
Macdonald
-Calling All Young
People: Interpretation Is a Career. Chris Brusatte,
-Some Interpretive Notes on the
Ponderous Boring Beetle (ergates spiculatus). Rod Burns
-Paul
Harvey and “The Rest of the Story” – John Veverka
If
you’re interested in doing an article – or series of articles – for InterpNEWS,
please let me know and I can send you our simple submission details. We will publish anything from one-page news releases up to multi page in-depth articles.
Regional Editors
I am
also always looking for Regional Editors and Topic Specialty Editors (zoos,
botanical gardens, museums, historic homes, etc.). We currently have 17 Regional Editors. Your job as a Regional Editor is to try to
provide one article (or find or encourage other interpreters to do an article) for each issue of
InterpNEWS (6x year). There is no $ but
lots of glory.
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As a Regional Editor you also get free advertising if you’re a consultant or work for a interpretive firm or organization.
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Can list being a Regional Editor on your resume or web site.
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Can use the InterpNEWS logo on your IN communications and on your web site.
We
would love to have regional editors that specialize in:
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What’s going on in interpretation in other countries, Canada, Mexico/S.America and in the EU.
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Interpretation in zoos and botanical gardens.
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Training and managing volunteer programs.
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Interpretation for handicapped visitors.
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Interpretive research and theory.
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Interpretation in historic farms and agricultural sites.
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Children’s interpretation.
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Any other area of specialization.
If
you’re interested in being a Regional Editor let me know. You can see our current regional editors in
the current issue of InterpNEWS posted at: www.issuu.com/interpnews.
Hope to hear from you and publish your work and ideas. 
Cheers,
John Veverka
IN Publisher/Editor
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