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Here is the Historic Preservation Certificate Checklist.

Neile Graham is the adviser for the program. She's available for drop-in or set appointments during her office hours in Gould 208Q until 2:00 daily, or email her. If you have a specific question she can’t answer, she will refer you to the appropriate faculty member.

If you want to sign up formally for the certificate and you are a current UW graduate student or BLA student, you can complete the form here or send a letter of interest to histpres@uw.edu. You just need to submit this to be added to the program. If you decide later that you won’t complete the certificate, just let us know.

If you are not a UW student but hold a bachelor’s degree and want to do the certificate, you need to apply to the UW and the program through the Graduate School.

The certificate requires you to have a preservation capstone project which can be a thesis, studio, or professional project and you will need to have a historic preservation faculty member as adviser or chair. Here is a list of previous Historic Preservation Student Theses and Projects. See the program’s main page to see the current faculty list.

 

Questions about the Historic Preservation Program? Email histpres@uw.edu, or check the Frequently Asked Questions page.