Advocacy Work

• In March 2022, Eckert served as a panelist on the NHPR and NH Civics program Building Civic Strength. https://www.nhpr.org/inside-nhpr/2022-02-23/building-civic-strength-new-hampshire-community-conversations-with-laura-knoy www.nhpr.org/inside-nhpr/2022-02-23/building-civic-strength-new-hampshire-community-conversations-with-laura-knoy
  
• In February 2022, Eckert was interviewed by NHPR about the NH DOEs controversial resources for teachers during Black History Month www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2022-02-09/nh-social-studies-teachers-lack-support-black-history-month
• In December 2021, Eckert and her colleague Brooke Sullivan, presented a TEDx Talk on inclusive women's history at the Mashpee Women TEDx event. https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/47436
• In September 2021, on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Eckert provided guidance to educators on how to teach about 9/11. https://www.concordmonitor.com/How-educators-are-teaching-Sept-11-42288017
• In July 2021, Eckert spoke out against recent legislation intended to censor certified NH social studies teachers https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2021/07/12/as-they-await-state-guidance-teachers-consider-how-divisive-concepts-law-will-affect-lesson-plans/
• In March 2021, Eckert was featured at the Unladylike2020 Summit, speaking on the failure of teacher preparation programs to include women's history.

Awards and Recognitions

• In 2020, Eckert was awarded the NH Gilder Lehrman History Teacher of the Year. https://www.gilderlehrman.org/programs-and-events/national-history-teacher-year/2020-state-winners and an update www.gilderlehrman.org/news/what-our-2020-history-teachers-year-are-doing-now
• In 2016, Eckert won the Outstanding Graduate Alumni Award at Plymouth State University. https://www.plymouth.edu/blog/2016/10/07/plymouth-state-alumni-staff-honored-at-homecoming-and-family-celebration/
• In 2016, Eckert was selected for the Albert H. Small Normandy Scholar Institute. 
• In 2015, Eckert won the Patricia Behring NHD in NH History Teacher of the Year Award.
• In 2013, Eckert won the Outstanding Graduate Assistant Award.
• In 2012, Eckert was nominated for the Outstanding Graduate Assistant Award.
• In 2012, Eckert won the Denise Maslakowski Graduate Scholarship at Plymouth State University. 

Features in the press

• Eckert was featured on the Unconventional Teacher podcast in January 2021. www.anunconventionalteacher.com/episode-9-an-interview-with-kelsie-brook-eckert-2017-new-hampshire-history-teacher-of-the-year/
• Eckert was honored with a feature on the Doing Good in New Hampshire ​blog. https://stayworkplay.org/blog/doing-good-nh-with-kelsie-eckhert/

Publications and presentations

• In October 2021, Eckert presented her talk, "It Has to Be Half" at the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference.
• In August 2021, Eckert presented her talk, "It Has to Be Half" at the Remedial Herstory Summer Educators Retreat.
• In July 2021, Eckert presented the Keynote Address, "It Has to Be Half" at the National Women's History Museum Summer Educators Institute.
• In May 2019, Eckert and her colleagues Anne Jung-Mathews and Etienne Valee presented their collaborative National History Day work to university librarians at their annual conference. https://scholarworks.umass.edu/acrl_nec_conf/2019/panel_discussion/3/
  
• In October 2019, Eckert presented her research on the D-Day invasions at the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference.
• In October 2018, Eckert presented her research and lesson plans on Inclusive Women's History at the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference.