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    Wooden Boat Museum

    Come visit the Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador – a place where the history and traditions of wooden boat building come to life! We are located on the Avalon Peninsula, in Winterton, Newfoundland and Labrador.
     
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    Cupids Legacy Centre

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    James J. O'Mara Pharmacy Museum

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    Labrador Interpretation Centre

    The Labrador Institute of Memorial University was established by the University to stimulate, coordinate, and support major University projects and programs designed to promote the well-being of the people of Labrador and to expand the Labrador knowledge base.
     
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Upcoming Workshop! Introduction to Exhibit Development: Telling the Story of Newfoundland in the First And Second World War

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Introduction to Exhibit Development: 
Telling the story of Newfoundland in the first and Second World War
 
Date: November 18-19, 2015; 9:00 – 4:30
Location: Cow Head, NL. Venue to be Determined. 
 
Exhibit planning is multidisciplinary in nature, incorporating a broad range of skills and expertise including content development, two and three dimensional design, fabrication, administration, and project management. Our course will touch on each of these areas, with a specific focus on exhibit communication as it relates to telling the story of the first and second world wars- What kinds of ideas can/should exhibits present? Who decides? What are the steps and considerations involved in translating that idea into an act of three-dimensional storytelling? How do we judge success? How do we balance or own professional/institutional objectives with the ultimate goal of developing 
exhibits that are comfortable, engaging, stimulating, social and meaningful to visitors? 
 
Instructors: Jane Severs, Interpretative Planner
Enrolment Limits: Maximum of 20
Registration fees: $85.00 for members and $110.00 for non-members.
 
For more information or to register please contact:
Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
Telephone: (709) 722-9034
 
This workshop is one of the core courses for the new Museum Studies Certificate Program. For more information about this program please contact Sarah Wade, Professional Development Coordinator via email at 
swade@nf.aibn.com or at (709) 722 9034.
 
Cancellations received less than 5 days in advance are not eligible for refunds. Participants who do not attend remain responsible for full payment.
 
Thanks to the Department of Business, Tourism, Culture and Rural Development for supporting the efforts of the Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Upcoming Workshop! Writing a Collections Management Policy

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Writing a Collections Management Policy
Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
 
Date: November 17, 2015; 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Cow Head, Newfoundland
 
In this half-day workshop, participants will learn about collections management policies and procedures. The information provided will assist you to creative and further develop your museum's collections management policies to meet the requirements for the Cultural Economic Development Program (CEDP) Minimum Standards. This workshop will include a lecture, group discussions and one on one session.
 
Instructor: Sarah Wade, Professional Development Coordinator, MANL
Enrolment Limits: Maximum of 20
Registration fees: $25 for MANL members*, $35 for non-members
 
Cancellations received less than 5 days in advance are not eligible for refunds. Participants who do not attend remain responsible for full payment.
 
*Staff, Volunteers and Board Members of the museum qualify as MANL members.
 
Thanks to the Department of Business, Tourism, Culture and Rural Development for supporting the efforts of the Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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