Earlybird registration ends March 26th, 2010
 
Bridging the Gap: 
Cultural Institutions and their Communities in the 21st Century 
April 10, 2010
Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
Video games, the internet, amusement parks, and other forms of technology and entertainment are making it increasingly important for museums, archives, and historic sites to adapt and understand the needs of their visitors. How can these institutions remain relevant and adhere to their missions while serving the needs of a technologically advanced society?  These are questions we hope to answer at Bridging the Gap: Cultural Institutions and their Communities in the 21st Century, the 2010 Eastern Illinois University Historical Administration Program Association Symposium. 
 
Keynote Address
The Ideal of Community Engagement in the American Historical Profession 
Presented by Bob Beatty, Vice President for Programs American Association for State & Local History 
 
2010 Symposium Sessions 
Combating First-Eye Experience: Bringing Tangible Experiences to Living History Sites 
Presenter Jeremy Teeples 
 
21st Century Trends in Online Accessibility to Collections: Three Case Studies 
Presenters: Angela Stanford, Nathan Kemler, and Lindsey MacAllister 
 
Object Literacy in a Digital World: The Value of Teaching with Objects 
Presenters Craig Hadley and Dr. Joy Beckman 
 
Crafting New Understandings of “Maya” Art: Investigating Aesthetics, Cultural Identity, and Globalization in a University Exhibition 
Presenters Rachel Walters, Peter Van Ael, Jeff Kowalski, and Janie Wilson-Cook 
 
For a registration form, please visit: http://eiuhapa.org/images/documents/2010_hapa.pdf


      

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