While I don't doubt for a second the correctness of Adrienne's assertion,
and there are few topics about which I know less than the history of museum
education in the San Francisco Bay Area, I can't help but wonder if there is
any industry or profession that has less business than the museum field to
be pointing out the inaccuracies, ambiguities, or logic of the superlative
assertions of another profession's promotional literature.

Do we really want to pull on that thread? : )


--
Matthew White
Director of Museums
Mount Washington Observatory
www.mountwashington.org




Adrienne DeAngelis Wrote:

> Hello--
> A small historical note here:  SFSU was certainly not the "first
> educational
> institution in the San Francisco Bay area to offer museology courses": that
> honor goes to the long-closed Lone Mountain College (formerly San Francisco
> College for Women), which had an M.A. program in museum studies.  The
> program worked closely with a number of museums in the area and had a very
> good reputation.  The college closed in about 1978.
>
> Adrienne DeAngelis

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