Welcome to MTNHD
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Each year more than half a million students just like you participate. You will choose a historical topic related to the annual theme, and then conduct primary and secondary research. You will look through libraries, archives and museums, conduct oral history interviews, and visit historic sites. After you have analyzed and interpreted your sources, and have drawn a conclusion about the significance of your topic, you will then be able to present your work in one of five ways: as a paper, an exhibit, a performance, a documentary, or a web site.
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IMPORTANT INFO:
Dear MTNHD Students, Parents, and Volunteers:
We would like to inform you that MTNHD 2020 state contest at the MSU campus in Bozeman, MT has been moved to a online/virtual contest. This decision was made in light of the COVID-19 virus and the protection of all who enjoy MTNHD. In the upcoming days, we will post instructions on how to enter the new online contest for the state competition. In this transition of venues, please give us time and patience to ensure a smooth process for your student(s) entering the competition. Detail instructions will be posted in the "State Contest Information" page. We would like to thanks everyone for their time and patience. We look forward to seeing everyone's hard work and look forward to seeing everyone next year! Thanks again!
-- MTNHD Coordinator and Team
Dear MTNHD Students, Parents, and Volunteers:
We would like to inform you that MTNHD 2020 state contest at the MSU campus in Bozeman, MT has been moved to a online/virtual contest. This decision was made in light of the COVID-19 virus and the protection of all who enjoy MTNHD. In the upcoming days, we will post instructions on how to enter the new online contest for the state competition. In this transition of venues, please give us time and patience to ensure a smooth process for your student(s) entering the competition. Detail instructions will be posted in the "State Contest Information" page. We would like to thanks everyone for their time and patience. We look forward to seeing everyone's hard work and look forward to seeing everyone next year! Thanks again!
-- MTNHD Coordinator and Team
I wish I had been able to participate in National History Day when I was in school. What a great way to get kids excited about history, research and the mechanics of composing a story. Students today are so sophisticated about their work. I might just have to snag a few of these young documentary experts for my next production!" |
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