New Mexico National History Day
National History Day
National History Day is a statewide and national network of students focused on academic research. NHD provides New Mexico students with the research tools to succeed on a national platform.
National NHD Contest Awards Ceremony
June 12th-18th (TIMES TBA), National History Contest
New Mexico is sending fifty-nine students to this year’s virtual National History Contest, which will take place online from June 12th-18th. We’ll share more information about the schedule and how you can support our young scholars in next month’s newsletter. Fear the Chile! For news and updates please visit: www.NHD.org
State NHD Contest Awards Ceremony
2022 New Mexico National History Day
Registration for the virtual state contest is open!
2022 Theme: Debate & Diplomacy
The registration fee is $25. If you are a student, please contact your teacher for details. If you are a teacher, please register and then contact the state coordinator if you have any questions.
If you are interested in judging, please click here to register or contact the state coordinator with any questions.
What is History Day?
National History Day Contest
The New Mexico Humanities Council invites history teachers of grades six through twelve to participate in preparing their students for the New Mexico State National History Day Competition. Workshops are given around the state each autumn to help teachers integrate National History Day activities into the curriculum.
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School and Regional History Day contests are held in late winter in Farmington, Las Cruces, and Albuquerque. Regional winners compete in the NM state finals in early spring. The top two finishers in each category at the state contest become eligible to advance to the National History Day competition held each June at the University of Maryland.
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History Day is an exciting way for students to study and learn about historical issues, ideas, people, and events. This year-long educational program fosters academic achievement and intellectual growth. Students acquire useful historical knowledge and perspective while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills that will help them manage and use information now and in the future. History Day also promotes continuing education for secondary school teachers and provides history teachers with innovative teaching tools.
To participate, or for specific questions & contest rules, contact:
NM State Coordinator New Mexico Humanities Council
Central Regional Coordinator Stephanie Wilson
Southern Regional Coordinator Victor Oaxaca
Northern Regional Coordinator Erin Gockel
tel: (505) 633-7372
email: nmhistoryday@nmhumanities.org
Click here to email the New Mexico National History Day Coordinator »
For general information, contact:
National History Day 4511 Knox Rd. Suite 102 College Park, MD 20740 301-314-9739 email: info@nhd.org
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We are grateful for support from these generous organizations
Historical Society of New Mexico, a Gila Level Sponsor ($1,000)
University of New Mexico Department of History , a Gila Level Sponsor
Los Alamos Historical Society, a San Juan Level Sponsor ($100)
Doña Ana County Historical Society, a San Juan Level Sponsor
Charles Redd Center, a San Juan Level Sponsor
New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Numerous generous individual donors who make possible our special awards and otherwise support the program
You, too, can support National History Day in New Mexico. CLICK HERE to make your donation today!
