AASLH, with grant support from IMLS, is offering its 2011 winter series of StEPs webinars. These highly interactive webinars will connect you with experts and colleagues to discuss issues of common concern: strategic planning, collections policies, and fundraising.
The three webinars are offered FREE to staff and volunteers of museums, historic houses, historical societies, sites, and related organizations?both StEPs and non-StEPs participants (and both AASLH members and non-members). Webinar content is supported by standards and recommendations from the StEPs program.
Webinar #1: Roadmap or Wheel of Fortune? Which Would You Stake Your Organization's Future On?
Live webinar, Thursday, January 27, 2-3:15 pm Eastern Time
Instructor: Anne Ackerson, Consultant and Blogger at Leading by Design http://leadingbydesign.blogspot.com
Webinar #2: Juggling Balls and Other High Wire Acts: How a Well-crafted Collections Management Policy Can be the Safety Net that Saves Your Collections
Live webinar, Thursday, February 17, 2-3:15 pm Eastern Time
Instructor: JoAnn Lindstrom, Consultant
Webinar #3: Hope is Not a Strategy: Raising Money in a Challenging Economy
Live webinar, Thursday, March 10, 2-3:15 pm Eastern Time
Instructor: Thomas R. Ryan, President & CEO, LancasterHistory.org
You may sign up for the entire series or select individual sessions. Register for the free webinars at http://www.aaslhnetwork.org/steps2011/ Pre-registration at least one day in advance of each webinar is required. The webinars will be recorded for on-demand viewing later.
Visit www.aaslh.org/steps for more information about StEPs (Standards and Excellence Program for History Organizations), a self-study program with no deadlines and no eligibility requirements that helps small- and mid-sized history organizations meet national museum standards.
Cherie Cook, Senior Program Manager
American Association for State and Local History
Tel 573.893.5164
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