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IF 0.1 Q3 HISTORY The Michigan historical review Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1353/mhr.2023.a899860
Larry J. Wagenaar
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From the Publisher Larry J. Wagenaar My association with The Michigan Historical Review (MHR) goes back thirty years, to when I first joined the Board of Trustees of the Historical Society of Michigan (HSM). Back then, leaders of the organization were struggling to keep the nonprofit state historical society afloat, and there was discussion about whether the Society could afford to continue distributing the MHR to its members. The issue came up again when I was president of the Board from 1996 to 1998. Despite the fiscal concerns—which were very real at the time—we never wavered from supporting Michigan history scholarship at the academic level where the MHR lives. When I became executive director of HSM in 2001, it remained a priority to support the MHR as we worked in the succeeding years to rebuild our organization. Former Clarke Historical Library director Frank Boles was also very helpful during those times, allowing HSM some additional time when the semiannual printing invoices arrived. Those difficult days are long behind us now, as HSM publishes two history magazines—Michigan History and Chronicle—alongside the MHR, operates educational programming of all types, servicing students to senior citizens, is the mothership for hundreds of local historical organizations, hosts three major history conferences annually, and operates several award programs. And we remain committed to the MHR now, as its publisher. If you are contributor or reader of MHR, I would encourage you to consider writing for our other publications that are aimed at an educated lay audience. Michigan History, for example, is read by more than 100,000 people per issue. Many of the topics that are shared for academics in the MHR can be recrafted for a public audience and will ensure that the stories of our state are shared as broadly as possible. For more information on our writing guidelines for HSM Publications visit www.hsmichigan.org/submission-guidelines. [End Page v] Larry J. Wagenaar Executive Director and CEO, Historical Society of Michigan Publisher, HSM Publications Copyright © 2023 Historical Society of Michigan
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我与《密歇根历史评论》(MHR)的合作可以追溯到30年前,当时我刚加入密歇根历史学会(HSM)董事会。当时,该组织的领导人正在努力维持这个非营利的国家历史学会的运转,并讨论了该学会是否有能力继续向其成员分发MHR。在我1996年至1998年担任董事会主席期间,这个问题再次出现。尽管存在财政问题——这在当时是非常现实的——但我们从未动摇过对密歇根历史学术研究的支持。当我在2001年成为HSM的执行董事时,在接下来的几年里,我们努力重建我们的组织,支持MHR仍然是一个优先事项。前克拉克历史图书馆馆长弗兰克·博尔斯在那段时间也很有帮助,在半年一次的印刷发票到达时,他给了HSM一些额外的时间。那些艰难的日子已经过去很久了,因为HSM出版了两本历史杂志——《密歇根历史》和《编年史》——与MHR一起,经营各种类型的教育节目,为学生和老年人提供服务,是数百个当地历史组织的母舰,每年举办三次主要的历史会议,并经营几个奖励计划。作为MHR的出版商,我们现在仍然致力于MHR。如果你是MHR的撰稿人或读者,我会鼓励你考虑为我们的其他出版物写作,这些出版物针对的是受过教育的外行读者。例如,《密歇根历史》每期的读者超过10万人。许多在MHR中为学者共享的主题可以为公众受众重新编写,并将确保我们国家的故事尽可能广泛地共享。有关HSM出版物写作指南的更多信息,请访问www.hsmichigan.org/submission-guidelines。[End Page v] Larry J. Wagenaar密歇根历史学会执行董事兼首席执行官,HSM出版社版权所有©2023密歇根历史学会
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