The IHP serves as a hub for a range of activities related to its mission, and engaging people across and beyond the university’s campuses is vital to the project’s success. Explore opportunities to join our work—apply for funding, attend an event, take a course–and read about ways for students in particular to get involved.
The IHP Fund provides support for faculty, staff, and students on the university’s three campuses to undertake research projects, teaching initiatives, and other activities that facilitate learning about and communicating U-M’s history.
The IHP hosts public events that share research findings and project updates with the U-M community and the university’s neighbors, and also co-sponsors events across the university that advance the project’s mission. Please join us at an upcoming event, or visit our archive of past events.
The IHP supports a range of courses through the IHP Teaching Fund or associated with ongoing IHP project sites. These courses play a critical role in contributing to the IHP’s research and engaging students and faculty in expanding knowledge of the university’s history.
The IHP invites students to engage with U-M’s history by enrolling in affiliated courses, applying for mini grants, joining the IHP Student Advisory Committee, or participating as research assistants, interns, and more.
