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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections 
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
NEH Preservation Assistance Grants Deadline
Details about NEH Preservation Assistance Grants Deadline
The National Endowment for the Humanities’ Division of Preservation and Access has offered Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions for more than a decade. These grants help small and mid-sized cultural heritage institutions such as libraries, museums, historical societies, archival repositories, town and county records offices, and colleges and universities improve their ability to preserve and care for their humanities collections. Awards of up to $6000 support preservation related collection assessments, consultations, training and workshops, and institutional and collaborative disaster and emergency planning. Preservation Assistance Grants also support education and training in best practices for sustaining digital collections, standards for digital preservation, and the care and handling of collections during digitization. Institutions may request funds for a preservation assessment of digital collections. NEH does not fund digitization or the development of digital programs in this grant category.
All applications to the NEH must be submitted through Grants.gov. See the application guidelines for details.
The 2012 guidelines for Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions are available at http://www.neh.gov/grants/guidelines/pag.html. You will also find sample project descriptions, sample narratives, and a list of frequently asked questions. The deadline for applications is May 1, 2012.
Small and mid-sized institutions that have never received an NEH grant and those considering projects in digital preservation are especially encouraged to apply.
For more information, contact the staff of NEH's Division of Preservation and Access at 202-606-8570 and preservation@neh.gov
Disaster Planning
2:00 pm
Details about Disaster Planning
Live online webinar
2:00 pm Eastern (2 hrs)
Free
Registration deadline: April 30, 2012
Maximum class size: 90
Class level: Beginner
Instructor: Donia Conn, NEDCC Education and Outreach Coordinator
Location: Live online webinar
This webinar briefly introduces how to prepare for a disaster and how to mitigate potential damage. The program will then focus on how to write a disaster plan, focusing on important elements that should be in the plan and presenting a variety of disaster planning templates.
The Academy of Certified Archivists will award 2 Accreditation Recertification Credits (ARCs) to eligible Certified Archivists (CAs) attending this webinar.
Who should attend?
This introductory webinar is designed for those who are beginning to work on a disaster plan or need to expand or update an existing plan.
To register: http://www.nedcc.org/education/eventscart.php?p=67
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
C2C Live Chat Webinar: Selecting A Conservator
1:00 pm
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
C2C Live Chat Webinar: Safeguarding Collections: Preventing Loss and Planning for Any Budget
1:00 pm
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
Details about Small Museum Pro!: Collections Care: Caring for Museum Collections
April 11-May 30, 2012.
Earn 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Meets AASLH StEPs Standards COLL 2,5; HSL 2,4,7; MGMT 4,5,6
Tuition is $210.
For more information and to register see www.smallmuseumpro.org
Caring for Museum Collections is concerned with the physical care and preservation of your museum collections. This course is very practical and covers how collections age and deteriorate, how to handle collections, collections storage requirements, environmental considerations for museums, housekeeping, and risk management. The overall assignment for this class is to prepare the draft a collections care manual for your museum.
Instructor: M. Susan Barger, PhD, has been involved in art conservation for over 30 years as a conservation scientist and as an educator, both on the university level and informal professional development for small museums. She is a Fellow in the American Institute for Conservation of Artistic and Historic Works (AIC). Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Barger has been involved in consulting and professional development for workers in small museums throughout the Southwest.
Small Museum Pro! is a practical and affordable online professional certification program designed specifically for those working in small, community museums who need professional development training and for whom a workshop is not enough and a museums studies degree is not an option.
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
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NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Details about NSCC Webinar: Archives Management
Instructor: Susan Duhl
Price: $475
Dates: May 7 through June 1, 2012
Location: online at www.museumclasses.org
Description:
Archives include flat paper, photographs, bound pamphlets, books, small
3-dimensional objects, and magnetic media. The Archives Management
course covers an introduction to the materials found in archives and
typical use of these materials including use patterns, retrieval needs,
finding aids, handling and exhibition. The last half of the course
details optimum storage options for archival materials. Storage includes
furniture, storage techniques, standardized and specialized housing such
as folders and boxes and custom-made housings.
Logistics:
Participants in the Archives Management course work through sections on
their own. Instructor Susan Duhl is available for scheduled email
support. Materials and resources include online literature, slide
lectures, dialog between students and online chats led by the
instructor. The course is limited to 20 participants.
Archives Management lasts four weeks. Please sign up at
http://www.museumclasses.org and pay at
http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html. If you have trouble please
contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org.
The Instructor:
Susan Duhl is an Art Conservator in private practice specializing in art
on paper and archival collections. She provides workshops, preservation
consultations and conservation treatment to institutions and private
individuals throughout the world. Susan treats works on paper, including
prints, watercolors, drawings, wallpaper, documents, and 3-dimensional
paper objects. Her work includes disaster response and recovery,
consultations and collection surveys to determine condition, treatment
and long-term care recommendations, and helping clients prioritize
treatment needs. Her recent clients include the Library of Congress, the
National Archives and Records Administration, The Woodmere Art Museum,
and LaSalle and Lehigh University Art Museums. Susan completed her
Master of Art degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art
Conservation from the State University College at Buffalo Art
Conservation Program. She is a Professional Associate of the American
Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC) and
founding member of the Art Conservator Alliance,
www.ArtConservatorsAlliance.com
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