Samuel J. Redman from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, was MSP’s visiting scholar in March 2019. Here is an interesting article that he wrote for “The Museum Review.” The abstract is below, and the full article can be found here. “Impossible appraisals: art,...
Kudos to…Stephanie Brown (MSP17) accepted a position as Knowledge Coordinator for the nonprofit organization Professional Photographers of America (PPA). The new role — specifically created for her — combines her backgrounds in museum studies and art and interests in structural organization and collections management....
Kudos to… Allan Martell (MSP15) is currently conducting fieldwork in El Salvador, exploring the links between museum experience design and memory, using an ethnographic approach. He has been interviewing local human rights organizations to understand the kinds of commemorative events they have held for...
Kudos to… Julie Feldt (MSP14) has moved from Chicago to upstate New York, where she has taken a role in guest services at the Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum in Poughkeepsie. She is excited to take part in the museum’s expansion — over the next five...
The courses in the attached document have been approved to fulfill the MSP elective requirements. There may be other courses that will fulfill the elective requirement. If you would like to use a class for elective credit that has not been pre-approved, please contact...
All are invited to attend the upcoming Making History Public(s): Presenting the Collective hosted by the American History Workshop. The conference will be held this Friday and Saturday (May 10 and 11) in 1014 Tisch Hall with breakfast and lunch provided. The conference will...
