
PHA (Vic) has recently launched a Twitter account. Find us on Twitter by searching for "@PHAVic"
ACPHA is pleased to announce that it will award a prize of $500 for the best article published in Circa: The Journal of Professional Historians. All accredited members of the PHA are eligible to submit articles to Circa. With the closing date being 31 January 2012, there is plenty of time for you to get your article written and be in the running for this prestigious prize. For submission guidelines, please go to: www.phavic.org.au/bm~doc/circa-submission-guidelines.pdf
The Professional Historians Association (Victoria) Inc represents a thriving, dynamic community of professional historians who communicate history in diverse ways. Our members are academically trained and qualified, but work in the public field rather than in universities.
The skills of professional historians are invaluable in documenting, interpreting and presenting history on many levels and, accordingly, our members work in a variety of areas. Some professional historians consult, working on commissioned histories and short term contracts. Some work as heritage practitioners. Others work in museums, local councils or cultural institutions.
PHA (Vic) provides professional historians with support and assistance in their day to day work, promotes the discipline of history as a profession and encourages a high standard of scholarship and practice. PHA (Vic) also assists individuals and organisations to engage the services of a professional historian.
PHA (Vic) maintains links with Victorian universities, government and heritage bodies, museums and local history organisations.
PHA (Vic) is a member of ACPHA (the Australian Council of Professional Historians Associations). Under the auspices of this peak body, PHA (Vic) admits members in accordance with nationally recognised accreditation criteria and standards. All PHA (Vic) members are bound by ACPHA’s Code of Ethics and adhere to a nationally accepted and recommended Scale of Fees.