Books
Above the Oxbow: Stories Entangled with a Mountain
A journey through the tangle of rich narratives surrounding Mount Holyoke, a locally cherished mountain in Western Massachusetts.
Danielle Raad, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History and Museum Studies
Public Historian | Anthropologist | Archaeologist | Curator | Educator
Danielle Raad is on the faculty in the Department of History and the Interdisciplinary Program in Museum Studies at the University of Georgia.
She is a public historian, anthropologist, archaeologist, and curator with a focus on how people in the present make meaning from the material culture—art, artifacts, and historic sites—of the past.
Recently
Writing & Essays
From Chemistry to Curation: A Cross-Disciplinary Research Trajectory
Danielle Raad’s trajectory across chemistry, materials science, anthropology, and museum practice demonstrates the value of methodological…
Courses & Syllabus
Museum Education
Teaching and learning in museum contexts, from theory to practice.
Curation Projects
Records of the Past: The Making of Music Culture in Georgia
UGA Special Collections Libraries
Talks and Engagements