Online course on collection inventories

MS218: Collection Inventories
Instructor: Peggy Schaller
Price: $475
Nov 5-30, 2012
Location: online at <URL:http://www.museumclasses.org>

Description: Collection inventories are vital to collection
management and security. You need to know what is in your collection
to be able to manage it well. This means regular inventories must
occur. But knowing you must do them and actually having the time and
manpower to complete an inventory are two different things.
Collection Inventories discusses everything you ever wanted to know
about collection inventories. From how to set one up to how to
conduct an inventory. Other topics include what to look for during
an inventory and how to reconcile the information.

Logistics: Participants in Collection Inventories work through
sections on their own. Instructor Peggy Schaller is available for
scheduled email support. Materials and resources include online
literature, slide lectures and dialog between students and online
chats led by the instructor. The course is limited to 20
participants.

Collection Inventories runs four weeks. To reserve a spot in the
course, please pay at
<URL:http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html> If you have trouble
please contact Helen Alten at helen<-at->collectioncare<.>org

The Instructor:

    Peggy Schaller, founded Collections Research for Museums in 1991
    to provide cataloging, collection-management training and
    services. She has worked with a large variety of museums and
    collections for more than 18 years. Peggy, who lives in Denver,
    Colorado, has a bachelor's degree in anthropology with minors in
    art history and geology from the University of Arizona in
    Tucson. She has a master's degree in anthropology with a minor
    in museum studies from the University of Colorado in Boulder and
    is a Certified Institutional Protection Manager II. She provides
    workshops and project services to museums and historical
    societies all across the country. The mission of Collections
    Research for Museums is to inspire museums to improve their
    professional standards, collections stewardship and service to
    their constituency through training in, and assistance with,
    documenting, preserving, protecting and managing their
    collections. For more information visit her web site Collections
    Research for Museums

Brad Bredehoft for Helen Alten
Northern States Conservation Center


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