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Museum Marketers Network is an online community for marketing professionals at museums and historical sites. Share best practices, ask questions and discuss ideas and challenges.

The Historic House Trust works with Parks and the nonprofit boards of each house to restore, interpret, and promote the sites, which span 350 years of New York City life. From modest farmers’ cottages to grand mansions, the 23 sites in the Trust’s collection are located in all five boroughs and chronicle a wide range of cultural,, and architectural aspects of New York City. One by one, the houses were saved by concerned citizens, civic organizations, or descendents of the houses’ owners. Gradually they were acquired by the City, brought under the care of the Trust, and preserved. When the Trust was created, many of the buildings in its collection were in disrepair and the first mission was to stabilize them. While conservation remains a central focus, the Trust has expanded its services and aims to present the sites as a unified collection and strengthen the relationship between the buildings and the urban landscapes around them. The Trust’s staff includes experts in the following six areas: conservation, care of collections, education and interpretation, property management, fundraising, and marketing. Typical services provided by the Trust’s staff include consultation on restoration projects, museum exhibitions and education programs; assistance with fundraising and promotion; and providing training opportunities for house staff and board members.

Ancient Greeks materialized the value of goods to coins and produced Philosophy, Art, History, Science and Polity. Preserving the exceptionality of historic heritage traces, conservators maintain their unique legacy for present and future exhibition to the society. Our present contribution to this target, may give us the opportunity to communicate and optimize our projects and research using this society. Scientific and other techniques shed light on specific materials, provenance and authenticity, corrosion products, and generally assist in the day to day care of the pricelessobjects found in museums and archaeologicalin Greece and around the world. In that respect, conservers and restorers can collaborate through innovative and traditional technologies and exchange knowledge and experience. The role of conservators is very important for demonstrating clearly and truly, the way of expression over the centuries. You are welcome to join this society and present the center of your concerns and commitments.

The Museum/Cultural Institutions council meets the highly specialized needs of its members by providing education and training specific to management of science centers, performing arts centers, libraries, historical sites, art institutes, theaters and zoos.

Jharkhand Mining and Minerals: Coal, iron ore, copper, mica, bauxite, and limestone. Steel and Heavy Industries: Companies like Tata Steel, SAIL. Power Generation: Thermal, hydro, and renewable energy plants. Agriculture: Rice, wheat, pulses, and horticulture. Forestry and Wood-based Industries: Timber, lac, and bamboo products. Information Technology: Software development, IT services, and BPO. Education: Universities, colleges, and schools. Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, and research centers. Tourism and Hospitality: Hotels, resorts, and travel agencies. Manufacturing and Industrial: Automobile, textiles, and food processing. Banking and Financial Services: Banks, insurance companies, and microfinance. Construction and Real Estate: Infrastructure development, housing projects. Transport and Logistics: Roadways, railways, and logistics services. Government Services: Various state and central government departments. Bihar Agriculture: Rice, wheat, maize, sugarcane, and dairy farming. Education: Numerous schools, colleges, and universities. Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, and public health services. Handicrafts and Cottage Industries: Madhubani paintings, silk weaving. Textiles and Garments: Production and trade of fabrics and clothing. IT and Software Services: Emerging IT parks and software companies. Tourism and Hospitality: Historical sites, hotels, and tourism services. Banking and Financial Services: Banks, cooperatives, and microfinance institutions. Food Processing: Rice mills, dairy products, and agro-based industries. Transport and Logistics: Roadways, railways, and warehousing. Construction and Real Estate: Building projects, infrastructure development. Government Services: Employment in various state and central government departments. Energy: Solar power, biomass energy, and small-scale power generation projects. Retail and Wholesale Trade: Local markets, retail chains, and wholesale businesses.

The Study Program The Master in Cultural Heritage Management is a multidisciplinary postgraduate program designed for students and professionals who are interested in heritage conservation, site management, museum studies, tourism, creative industries, architectural heritage,towns, and cultural landscapes. Students who successfully complete the whole study program are eligible for two degrees:  A Master degree, in accordance with the LMD system-Bologna Process (European Union Stan- dards), awarded by the University of Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonn entitled “Gestion desdu Patrimoine Culturel et Naturel et Valorisation Touristique” (GSVT)  A professional diploma in “Cultural Heritage Management” from the Université Française d’Egypte Courses The program is organized in three semesters (12 weeks each), covering a complete academic year. The summer semester is devoted to internship (3 months), thesis research and writing. Each semester totals 216 hours (30 credits) with a total of 60 ECTS credits for course work, 10 ECTS credits for a three months internship, and 20 ECTS credits for a thesis. Courses, taught in English, consist of a consecutive series of 1-2 week modules. They consist of lectures, seminars, field visits, case studies and personal work, and are offered 4-8:15 pm. They consist of core courses followed by specialized options in Heritage & Cultural Tourism, Architectural and Urban Heritage, and Museum Studies. [email protected], www.ufe.edu.eg/heritagemaster

A group for students and alumni in Advanced Honor Class of Engineering Education (ACEE), Zhejiang University to network - only ACEE Alumni will be approved to join this Group. Important ========== 1. Please identify yourself when you are/were studying or teaching at ACEE in your request, otherwise your request will delayed, rejected or ignored. Thanks for your understanding! 2. Please post job information in the Job area. 3. Group manager may block and delete a member in case her/his post is not in line with the purpose of this group. 4. If you have any comments or interested in helping manage this group, please feel free to drop us an message. About Us: ========== Advanced Honor Class of Engineering Education (ACEE) is an Advanced Class belongs to Chu Kochen Honors College in Zhejiang University. This class traces itsorigins to 1994. Every year, about 40 top students are selected among outstanding sophomores from Engineering and Science related departments. After finishing the advanced engineering courses, members in this elite class will receive their graduation certificate and diploma for ACEE as a minor. Related Sites: ============== https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chu_Kochen_Honors_College,_Zhejiang_University http://page.renren.com/601035887/index

The professorship of Digital Transformation in Cultural Tourism (DTCT) aims to explore the use of digital realities in cultural tourism with the aim of enabling inclusive, social, sustainable, historical, educational, and economic growth of local communities, tourism businesses and individuals by reinvigorating the idea of an enhanced public space, heritage, and tourism destinations.

The Museum Studies program at JFK University is one of the nation’s most recognized museum studies programs and is committed to preparing museum professionals to meet the demands of an increasingly complex profession. Today’s museum professionals must have the knowledge and skills to serve diverse audiences, create collaborative partnerships with communities, design innovative exhibitions and programs, and develop a sustainable financial base of support. The curriculum covers a wide range of issues and provides fundamental skills while challenging students to critically analyze and creatively reform museums for a diverse society. The training is applicable to all types of museums,, natural parks, and cultural and discovery centers. All Museum Studies students are required to complete one or more internships to put their classroom knowledge to practice. Some recent internship sites include the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, California Academy of Sciences, SFMOMA, and various branches of the Smithsonian Institution. All Museum Studies faculty members are practicing professionals. Their ranks include conservators, registrars/collections managers, educators, exhibit designers, and museum administrators. Students have close contact with other experts in the field through museum visits, guest speakers, and internships. During the academic year professionals from many of the more than 250 Bay Area museums work with JFK University students. JFK University offers three distinguished Museum Studies programs: The Master of Arts is the preferred credential and recommended for students who intend to pursue a full-time career in the museum field. The MA and MBA dual degree is recommended for students interested in deepening their knowledge and skills in museum leadership and management. The program’s certificate option is designed for professionals who have extensive experience in the field and do not require a master’s degree.

Located in Cabo de Santo Agostinho on Pernambuco’s southern coast, the Sheraton Reserva do Paiva Hotel & Convention Center is approximately 30 minutes from Recife’s city center and 14 kilometers from Recife's International Airport (REC). Nearby are corporate offices,, retail shops, and exciting nightlife options. 298 Guestrooms with spectacular views - 5 Meeting Rooms - More than 2,700 square meters of event space