A blog post by JMM Program Assistant Emma Glaser. To see past posts from Emma’s intern days, click here! I can clearly remember the moment I realized museum education was the career path I wanted. It was my second day …
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This month’s edition of Performance Counts is from Marketing Manager Rachel Kassman. To read more posts from Rachel, click here. To read past editions of Performance Counts, click here. By now, I’m sure you’ve all spent countless hours exploring our Voices of Lombard Street …
Every week we’re asking our summer interns to share some thoughts and responses to various experiences and readings. This week we asked them to reflect on their internships as a whole. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and present, click …
Every week we’re asking our summer interns to share some thoughts and responses to various experiences and readings. This week we asked them to share about their upcoming podcast episodes. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and present, click here. …
JMM Insights: July 2018 In my youth this was the time of year you went out to the beach and curled up with a book under an umbrella. But these days, both vacations and attention spans seem shorter so maybe …
By collections/exhibits intern Cara Bennet. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and present, click here. When I first started my internship at the JMM I noticed that a large portion of the museum’s collections and stories focus on the …
JMM Interning is More than Meets the Eye Blog post by JMM intern Justine “Ellie” Smith. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and present, click here. Over the course of the last five weeks I have gained valuable knowledge …
Every week we’re asking our summer interns to share some thoughts and responses to various experiences and readings. This week we asked them to share about their projects here at the Museum. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and …
By collections/exhibits intern Cara Bennet. To read more posts from JMM interns, past and present, click here. As I’m working towards my Masters in Museum Studies this question continues to haunt me. In his book, history professor Steven Conn poses the …