Atlas Versus The Cherry Tree: Museums, The Nation, and the World
Great event coming up this Thursday at Harvard – check it out! (Hat tip to Tufts instructor Rainey Tisdale for letting us know!) April 14, 2011 4:15 to 6:00pm Weil Town Hall, Belfer Building (Lobby Level) Harvard Kennedy School of Government Atlas Versus The Cherry Tree: Museums, The Nation, and the World Check out their [...]
Spaces still open in AASLH’s Project Managment for History Professionals Workshop
Heads up, Tufts – this is an AMAZING workshop, and there are still spaces left. I attended the session in Atlanta at the beginning of March, and it was a useful, practical, and ridiculously fun intro to the world of project management. I’ve already taken skills that I learned in the workshop back to my [...]
Musuems and the World: Whose Story Is It?
This is an absolutely amazing-looking forum coming up on Thursday, April 14. Those of you who are not in Rainey’s Material Culture class should absolutely check it out – and please write about it for the blog! *** On April 14 2011 The Northeastern University Humanities Center will host seven leading museum professionals, philosophers and [...]
Museums in the News: The Roundup Thought This Was Spring?
Welcome to our weekly museums in the news roundup. Italy offers to share disputed statue with Getty Museum (Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California) Castle museum shows why Charlie Brown was a real winner (Castle Museum, Santa Rosa, California) Selfridge Military Air Museum gets new displays (Selfridge Military Air Museum, Harrison Township, Michigan) Waterworks Museum offers [...]
Making the Most of What You Have – NEMA Workshop
The registration deadline for this very interesting, very useful NEMA workshop is next Monday, so run to the website now to sign up! *** The Membership, Development, PR and Marketing Professional Affinity Group Presents: Best of Times, Worst of Times: Making the Most of What You Have Tuesday, April 12, 2011 9:30 am – 4:00 [...]