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I'm doing my graduate work through Norwich College, VT....working
on my MS in Museology/Museum Management. I enjoy the program,
and it is distant learning.
John
This Is The Place Heritiage Park
SLC, UT
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From: Peggy Glowacki [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 1999 11:10 AM
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Subject: Distance Education?
Hi, Does anyone have information about or opinions of the relative merits
of Distance Education programs in Museum Studies? I have worked in a small
museum for 9 years and am thinking of going back for a second MA (my first
was in American history) but cannot relocate. There are no Museum Studies
programs in the Chicago area (although Loyola does have a Public History
program which I am considering) so I am exploring other options. Distance
Education seems an ideal solution since I work full-time. I have sent for
info from: University of Oklahoma and Leicester University in England (talk
about distance!) but am having trouble finding other degree-granting
programs (or anyone whose had experience with them). Any ideas?
Please feel free to reply off-list.
Thanks,
Peggy Glowacki
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
University of Illinois at Chicago
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