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MS007: The Mission Statement: Is it really that Important?
Instructor: Peggy Schaller
Date: July 15 through 19, 2013
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
This short seminar meets the requirements of the Virginia Association of
Museum's Certificate in Museum Management.
Description:
The heart of every museum is its collection and a mission statement is
critical to preserving that collection. Participants in the Mission
Statement will discuss their mission statements and whether they really
make a difference. Peggy has seen and heard it all as a consultant to
small and large museums. She will help you figure out ways to make your
mission statement work for you.
Logistics:
Participants in The Mission Statement will read literature and
participate in two one-hour chats to discuss how a museum's mission
statement may or may not impact the daily operations. Each student
should read course materials and prepare questions or comments to share
with the other students in the chat. This is a mini-course and takes no
more than 10 hours of a student's time.
To learn more about the course, please go to
http://www.collectioncare.org/training/trol_classes_ms007.html If you
have trouble please contact Helen Alten at [log in to unmask]
The Instructor:
Peggy Schaller, founded Collections Research for Museums in 1991 to
provide cataloging, collection-management training and services. She has
worked with a large variety of museums and collections for more than 18
years. Peggy, who lives in Denver, Colorado, has a bachelor's degree in
anthropology with minors in art history and geology from the University
of Arizona in Tucson. She has a master's degree in anthropology with a
minor in museum studies from the University of Colorado in Boulder and
is a Certified Institutional Protection Manager II. She provides
workshops and project services to museums and historical societies all
across the country. The mission of Collections Research for Museums is
to inspire museums to improve their professional standards, collections
stewardship and service to their constituency through training in, and
assistance with, documenting, preserving, protecting and managing their
collections. For more information visit her web site Collections
Research for Museums
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Brad Bredehoft
Sales and Technology Manager
Northern States Conservation Center
www.collectioncare.org
www.museumclasses.org
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