2006 Call for Posters
The
Small Museums Association (SMA) is planning its 22nd Annual Winter
Conference in
This
year, the Winter Conference seeks to recognize the changing face of the
As small museums work diligently to meet daily challenges, resources within the larger community can be overlooked. One of the goals of the Winter Conference is to give professionals and volunteers practicing at small museums the necessary tools to form strong community relationships and to mine the wealth of unsuspected resources available. Strong partnerships can lead to increased capacity for small museums and increased awareness of the needs of the surrounding community.
We invite proposals for poster sessions, based on original research. This is an excellent opportunity for undergraduate, Masters, and PhD students to showcase studies on which their thesis is based. Posters can be based on a number of topics, including, but not limited to:
v Educational Programming and Evaluation
v The Role of the Museum in the Community
v NAGPRA and its surrounding issues
v New Approaches to Exhibit Design
v The Visitor
v State and Federal Education Guidelines
v Aspects of Collection Management
v History, Science, or Art Education
v Anthropological Theory in the Museum
v Museums and the Internet, Distance Learning
Time
will be provided to conference participants to visit the “Poster Hall” to
discuss your research with you.
Posters need to be staffed on Sunday, February 26th from
Individuals bringing posters will be required to provide their own easels.
Individuals from the museum/historic preservation and
related supporting communities who would like to present at this dynamic and
friendly conference are invited to submit proposals to the address below by
Marianne Della Croce, SMA Speakers Coordinator
Or via email to [log in to unmask]
516.773.5515