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VPA 220: Museum Studies
Effective Aug 22, 2005
Description:
Through a service-learning approach, introduces the museum's potential and ethical responsibility for representing history and culture in a way that shapes the public's concept of its values. Divides class time between university setting and internships in local museums where students learn basic operation skills, conservation application, exhibit content, design, and interpretation. Students can begin resumé development for the museum field. (Offered fall and spring semesters.)
Changes since Jan 24, 2005
Through
a
service
learningservice-learning
approach,
students
examine
museums'
function
to
representintroduces
the
museum's
potential
and
ethical
responsibility
for
representing
history
and
culture
in
a
way
that
shapes
the
public's
concept
of
itself,
it's
origins,
and
its
values.
Topics
include
politics
and
ethics
of
museum
interpretation.
ClassDivides
class
time
divided
between
university
setting
and
hands-on
internships
in
local
museums
where
students
learn
basic
operation
skills,
conservation
application,
exhibit
content,
design,
and
interpretation.
Offers
an
opportunity
for
students
toStudents
can
begin
resumeresumé
development
infor
the
museum
field.
(Offered
fall
and
spring
semesters.)
Legend: Inserted Deleted
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
None
Changes to Prerequisites, Corequisites and Registration Restrictions:
None
VPA 220: Museum Studies
Effective Jan 24, 2005
Description:
Through a service learning approach, students examine museums' function to represent history and culture in a way that shapes the public's concept of itself, it's origins, and its values. Topics include politics and ethics of museum interpretation. Class time divided between university setting and hands-on internships in local museums where students learn basic operation skills, conservation application, exhibit content, design, and interpretation. Offers an opportunity for students to begin resume development in the museum field. (Offered fall and spring semesters.)
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
None
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