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By the Numbers: The Diverse Theses of the Class of 2020

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Recently, our second-year students delivered short presentations on their thesis work for their peers and faculty, providing a glimpse into the awesome variety of 91自拍 and projects our graduating students are undertaking.聽 Not only do these presentations give insight into the breadth of topics our students undertake, but also showcases the tremendous work students has already undertaken in arriving at their 91自拍 questions, narrowing their project scope, and re-thinking their data collection amidst a global pandemic (something we as staff…

Making Meaning: New Models of Museum Interpretation (Course Highlight)

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We at the UW Museology Graduate Program are pleased to include a wide array classes, covering every area of museum practice, in our curriculum.聽 For the last two years, we have been delighted for the chance to offer a course on museum interpretation.聽 What follows is one student鈥檚 reflection on how this course has helped her grow as a professional and elevate her thesis project. This winter quarter, I took Making Meaning: New Models of Museum Interpretation, a course taught…

Serving Small Museums – Faithe Miller Lakowicz (Alumni Spotlight)

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I graduated with the UW Museology Class of 2015 and have been working for small museums ever since. I really stumbled into the world of small museums more than I sought it out deliberately, but through experience I鈥檝e found that the environment of a smaller institution suits me personally and can be a great step in the career trajectory of an emerging professional. My first job out of grad school was at the Jefferson County Museum, a local history museum…

Training Students for the Future of Museums – Community Engagement (Course Highlight)

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In Fall Quarter 2019, the 91自拍 Museology Graduate Program was pleased to offer our Community Engagement course for the second time, taught by Dr. Meena Selvakumar.聽 Meena has a long history with community engagement. 鈥淭he very first project that I led and for which I received a federal grant was to develop a community engagement model for our local science museum,鈥� Meena said. “While I have gained expertise in other areas of museum work, community engagement is one…

Mounting “Stories in Every Stitch” at Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

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I have in my wallet a rectangle of wallpaper, perhaps two inches by four inches. Everyone on the team for this year鈥檚 Directed Fieldwork in Exhibit Installation course got one, handed to us by our instructor after a weekend of work installing Stories in Every Stitch at the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. As he divvied up these scraps of wallpaper, he explained their meaning: 鈥淚 want you to hold onto these, and whenever you think something鈥檚 going to…