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Boston National EMP Workshop
From the Boston EMPs. If you’re not on their mailing list, shoot an email to the address below.
On October 15th we will be hosting another National EMP workshop. The workshop will be based on curriculum developed by AAM and presented by Dan Yaeger, the Executive Director of NEMA (New England Museum Association). Dan will be speaking about Networking and Personal Branding. The workshop will take place at the Tufts University Art Gallery at 5:45pm. The presentation will begin at 6pm and may last two hours depending on participation and questions.
Please meet in the gallery at 5:45pm. We will then go down to a classroom space where the workshop will take place. You can find directions to the galley on this website :http://artgallery.tufts.edu/plan/directionsParking.htm
These EMP Career Workshops are free to AAM members and require pre-registration via the AAM website. In addition to registering on the AAM website, please email us at BostonEMPS@gmail.comas well.
The registration website is currently being created. Please stay tuned for more details and a link.
American & New England Studies Material Culture Series at Boston University
A terrific-sounding series, relayed to us by Museum Studies certificate alum Gretchen Pineo, who’s doing an MA in Historic Preservation at BU right now. The American and New England Studies Program Announce Their 2012 Conversation Series: MATERIAL CULTURE Please Join Us For the First Meeting Dale Broholm, Senior Critic of Furniture Design & Daniel Cavicchi, Associate Professor […]
“Critical Conversations: The State of History in the National Park Service”
Great event, free to the public. Check it out, and if you go, write us a recap for the blog! The report they’re talking about can be found here. “Critical Conversations: The State of History in the National Park Service” In 2012, the Organization of American Historians released a report critically examining the state of […]
Change in the Guard at the Tufts Museum Studies Blog
After a little over two years, and 734 posts, I’m stepping down as the editor of the Tufts Museum Studies Blog. I graduated with my MA in History and Museum Studies in May 2012, and have been working on a succession plan since then. I’m happy to say that the blog will be in very […]
Museums in the News
Welcome to our weekly roundup of news articles about museums. Dallas museum to display artwork from JFK suite before his death Smithsonian Seeks to Remake Stodgy Image zaigas gailes birojs: zanis lipke memorial museum Museum reform in Milan sparks fears of “privatisation” Steel museum looks at strike, mill closings Lubbock museum euthanizes mules for exhibit […]
Weekly Jobs Roundup
Welcome to our weekly roundup of new jobs. As always, they go up immediately on their own page. Manager of School Programs [Queens Museum of Art] Manager of School Programs, Queens Museum of Art The Manager of School Programs is the leader of the team responsible for the museum’s engagement with school-age children and their school-based […]
Informal Dinner Discussion at NEMA
Shameless plug time! If you’re headed to NEMA, and you’re a Young or Emerging Professional, I have a suggestion for you. On Thursday night, if you don’t feel moved to purchase a ticket to go to a museum event (and they can be pricey, especially on a student budget!) come hang out at the Bluebird […]
AASLH Call for Proposals
The American Association for State and Local History has issued a call for proposals for its 2013 Annual Meeting in Birmingham, Alabama, and they’ve got a really terrific theme. Here’s what they have to say: Birmingham is a city which has reoriented its history, inspiring international human rights movements. It is the perfect place to […]
Museums in the News
Kind of a slow week for museums in the news, but here’s a short roundup of interesting articles. 9/11 museum exhibits more than just a job for local firm Museum exhibit explores NYC’s forgotten borough In Depressed Athens, a Money Museum Tries to Turn the Tide SF’s de Young & Legion of Honor Museums Battle […]
Weekly Jobs Roundup
Here’s a roundup of jobs we’ve posted recently. As always, jobs go up immediately on their own page. Associate Educator for Adult and Family Programs [Currier Museum of Art] Associate Educator for Adult and Family Programs, Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH seeks an Associate Educator for […]