From a Research Intern's Perspective (Part 2)

Some people may think that museum workers only research objects and create exhibitions around them. While it's a very important part, in a smaller museum with limited staff, it’s only a part of the job. Another aspect of museum operations is to try to attract visitors to its exhibitions and programs. Museums employees constantly need to come with new ideas to attract new audiences and reengage visitors who already visited the site.

I personally find the development of public events to be an interesting and cool way to do it...

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From a Research Intern's Perspective (Part 1)

As part of my MA in Public History , I'm doing an internship at Banting House National Historic of Canada.  This is the first time that I work in a small museum, and the experience could not be better! I give tours, do historical researches, work in the development and installation of new exhibits, and also do a little bit of public programming.   

My boss recommended me to blog about my experience as an intern. This is the link to my first post: http://bantinghousenhsc.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/from-a-research-interns-perspective-part-1-2/