Author: Museum Studies Program
Presentation by Georgia Oppenheim (MSP24; PhD candidate, Biological Anthropology) September 25, 2026 Because fossils of our human ancestors (hominins) remain in their country of discovery, museum collections relating to human origins predominantly consist of casts. These cast collections are often overlooked and undervalued in human origins research since they...
Uncovering the Legacy of the Hominin Cast Collection at the Field Museum Georgia Oppenheim (MSP24; PhD candidate, Biological Anthropology) September 25 from 12:00 – 1:00 pm Hatcher Library Gallery Lab, Room 100H Because fossils of our human ancestors (hominins) remain in their country of discovery, museum collections relating to...
Friday, September 25, 12:00 pm • Symposium Wolverine Room, Michigan Union The Politics of Memory and Palestinian Struggles for History: An Interdisciplinary Conversation Diana Abouali (Arab American National Museum) Rochelle Davis (Georgetown University) The construction of memory and the ongoing reinterpretation of history are living processes....
Visual souvenirs from the twenty-third cohort of the Museum Studies graduate certificate program.
Kudos to… KeunYoung Kim (MSP06) who recently began a position as Deputy Director at the Old Korean Legation Museum in Logan Circle, Washington D.C.