Please join the UDMuseum Studies Program for our first alumni networking event, designed in response to alumni feedback! Come share and learn in small breakout rooms about career goal-setting, work-life balance, jobs outside...
Please join the Museum Studies Program for this exciting conversation with Alejandro de Ávila Blomberg Founding Director, Oaxaca Ethnobotanical Garden Advisor and Research Coordinator, Oaxaca Textile Museum Dr. Blomberg has spent his career developing expertise across...
This spring, two graduate students and six undergraduates worked together to develop new interpretive activities for the Amstel House of the New Castle Historical Society. Tess Frydman and Sara McNamara completed internships by leading...
It all began as class project in the Intro to Museum Studies course. Even though the class ended in December 2016, the students were just getting started. After almost two years of meetings with politicians...
Can art change lives? The Delaware Department of Correction certainly thinks so. And Museum Studies student Bridget Killian agrees. In 1979, the James T. Vaughn Male Correctional Center in Smyrna, Delaware has run a...
How many Museum Studies students does it take to create an exhibition? For the Arden Craft Shop Museum, the answer is four: two alums and two current students. Dr. Liz Jones-Minsinger, the current curator...
How the LGBTQ exhibit was removed from the Missouri Capitol
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The display, “Making History: Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights,” was meant to be in the Capitol from the end of August until December.
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Museum Visits Prescribed to Combat Covid-Related Stress
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Medical professionals in Belgium have been told that they will be given permission to prescribe visits to museums in an effort to deal with a...
Virtual event will celebrate legacy of Newark’s historically Black community
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A virtual event next week will celebrate the legacy of School Hill, Newark’s historically Black community.
The D.C. peace museum that never happened
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A promised public museum at the congressionally chartered U.S. Institute of Peace never materialized. Why?