Sarah,
Would you post the results of your message to the list?  Thanks, Julie

Sarah Michelle Hatcher wrote:

>Dear Listers,
>I am currently helping our Director of Public Programs research
>trends in museum curriculum. Our specific interest is in curriculum
>boxes/trunks that can go to the classroom.  From the (limited)
>websites I have looked at it seems like the trend is to either have
>docents take the boxes to the school or for there to be more of a
>library that teachers can pick and choose from.  I would love
>feedback from those of you doing these types of programs.  What are
>you doing? What types of materials are you using? What is your
>marketing strategy?  Thank you in advance for all of the feedback.
>Feel free to contact me offlist at [log in to unmask]
>
>Thanks again,
>Sarah
>
>
>Sarah Hatcher
>Summer Public Programs Intern
>U of O Museum of Natural and Cultural History
>Arts Administration Graduate Student
>University of Oregon
>http://natural-history.uoregon.edu
>
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Julie Holcomb, MLIS, CA
Director of the Pearce Collections Museum/Navarro College Archivist
Pearce Collections at Navarro College
Navarro College Archives
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