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Our Exhibits committee consists of: the 2 curators of history, the
curator of collections, the marketing person, the curator of eduation
and the director.  Certainly the board can suggest ideas for exhibits
and likewise we have been approached by the public to do certain
exhibits, but for the most part the director and other exhibit committee
members make most of the exhibit planning decisions.

Jill Brush
Curator of History
Johnson County Museum of History
Shawnee,KS

On Mon, 5 Apr 1999,
Jerrie Clarke wrote:

> Our Board of Directors would like to establish an exhibits committee.
> In the past exhibit planning has been handled by the staff at our small
> local museum with 6 staff members including a full-time Curator of
> Collections, a part-time Exhibits Curator and a very part-time Education
> Specialist.  The Exhibits Curator and I are making some procedural
> recommendations to the Board, so I thought I'd ask some other museums
> how they use their exhibits committees.  Who sits on the committee?  How
> much input does the Board have in planning and updating permanent
> exhibits and in choosing traveling exhibits?
>
> Thank you,
> Jerrie Clarke
> Curator of Collections
> Valdez Museum
> Valdez, Alaska
> http://www.alaska.net/~vldzmuse/index.html
>
>
>
> Jerrie Clarke
> Curator of Collections
> Valdez Museum
> http://www.alaska.net/~vldzmuse/index.html
>
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