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If you can't make it to the entire Unconference, you can still come and see Dr. Katherine Ott speak at the ROM on Friday Sept. 27th, 6 -7 pm. Her topic is "When'No' Gets in the Way". Start the weekend by saying yes to Ott and her 50th anniversary keynote https://t.co/RS8TEUd3tq
"MMST50 Unconference: The Rewards of Risk" is now just 10 days away and filling up fast. It makes a great PD Day so please feel free to share while there are still some seats left https://t.co/xUBkDZQcoo @Eventbrite
Before you take off for the long weekend, sign up for our Unconference taking place on Friday SEptember 27th. It's a perfect back-to-school season PD Day. And please spread the news to museum friends and colleagues. Thanks https://t.co/jWNN6PuZm8
The latest edition of the MMSt50 newsletter is out with profiles of a trio of alumni from the 70s & 80s. We've also opened up registration for the Sept. 27 Unconference and encourage you and your colleagues to sign up before the last minute. Take a PD Day https://t.co/lrSD2KSaPl
Calling all MI and MMSt alum who graduated between November 2017 and June 2018. If you haven't already filled out our annual alumni employment survey, why not click the link and do it now. Your feedback is of great importance to us! https://t.co/0GVMNh4BWZ
In case you missed the July newsletter, here's the link. Not only can you register for our upcoming Unconference on September 27th (approaching rapidly), you can also read the first in a series of alumni profiles https://t.co/yOfm7kAB1F
In case you missed the July newsletter, here's the link. Not only can you register for our upcoming Unconference on September 27th (approaching rapidly), you can also read the first in a series of alumni profiles https://t.co/yOfm7kAB1F
Just wanted to remind alumni and students to save the date of September 27th for the MMSt50 Unconference on the Rewards of Risk followed by a keynote speech at the ROM https://t.co/fIMx7H5qQO
That’s a wrap on our Annual Alumni Reunion. On behalf of FIAA, MMST50 and the Faculty, thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated with us last night! Special thanks to alumni who participated in the silent auction, whether in-person or remotely. More pictures to follow!
Yesterday, we had so many reasons to celebrate at our Alumni Reunion After Party! Museum Studies alumni mingled while watching the @Raptors playing at East of Brunswick Pub.
#MMSt50#UofTReunion
From artificial intelligence to museum education, this one’s got it all, folks! Check out Elizabeth’s interview with Roderick Maclean, Executive director of the @HalifaxCitadel. https://t.co/tZups39vhe #museums#education#MMSt#leadership
Join us tonight for our Alumni Reunion to celebrate 50 years of the Museum Studies program and exchange with fellow alumni from the 1970s to the 2010s! @iSchoolAlumni @uoftalumni#MMSt50#UofTReunion
@mmst50 I met some of my best friends in the program, and there is still a large group of us that exchanges Christmas cards to each other across the country every year! #FriendsMW
Many friendships have been created in the Museum Studies program, including the MMSt50 committee that brought together alumni from various decades. #MuseumWeek#mmst50#FriendsMW
MMSt Alumni Unite! Today is all about friendships. Share photos of you and your museum friends (whether they are alumni or not)! Post and use the hashtags #mmst50#MuseumWeek