Author: Savannah M. Kruguer

Keystone Habits: Evaluating with Purpose

Keystone Habits: Evaluating with Purpose

Article by: Jackson Rhodes                                                                          MA Candidate: Museum Education, Tufts 

Inclusive Language in Museums

Inclusive Language in Museums

Word choice matters. Words can include or exclude. Words can prescribe power or take it away. The language that museums use to communicate with their audience can create an inclusive environment and promote diverse stories, or not. Living history museums have a reputation for promoting 

Weekly Job Roundup

Weekly Job Roundup

Welcome to the weekly roundup! We do our best to collect the latest job openings, and please be sure to check last week’s roundup. For more opportunities, we recommend the following databases:

MuseWeekly                                                                                          HireCulture – Jobs in the Humanities in Massachusetts
HistPres – Unique Historic Preservation Jobs
Job HQ – American Association of Museums
American Association of State and Local History Career Center
New England Museum Association Jobs 

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Meet the New Editors!

Meet the New Editors!

Another academic year has passed, and it’s time for three new editors to take the reins of the Museum Studies blog! A huge thank you to Claudia, Jane, and Lucy for their hard work on the blog over the past year, and good luck with