MMSt50

Our special 50th anniversary "Unconference" is set for September 27th. Interested alumni can register now before we open registration up more broadly. If you know you want to attend, it would be a good idea to get your ticket(s) early before they sell out

MMST50 Unconference: The Rewards of Risk The Unconference is a full-day event for MMSt alumni, facilitated by Dr. Cara Krmpotich, Director of the Museum Studies Program at the Faculty of Information. The event will consist of collaborative and engaging activities exploring the MMSt50 theme of Risk-Takers, with conversations led by professi...

More photos from the Alumni Reunion!

Alumni Check-In: Roderick MacLean is the Executive Director of the Halifax Citadel Society and graduated from the program in 1997. He is also the Board Chair, manager and a playing member of the 78th Highlanders (Halifax Citadel) Pipe Band, and has won numerous awards in recognition of piping excellence.

Read more about his career and experience in MMSt here: http://musingsmmst.blogspot.com/2019/05/environmental-economic-and.html

ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS: ALUMNI CHECK-IN WITH RODERICK MACLEAN University of Toronto Master of Museum Studies Musings Musings MMSt UofT Musings Museum Studies Blog Master of Museum Studies Blog MMSt Student Blog

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Registration document to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Annual Museology Get-Together. Have you RSVPed for the 50th anniversary Reunion held this Thursday, May 30th? @ Toronto, Ontario

The Alumni Reunion is right around the corner, and time is running out to submit a confession!

The MMST50 committee would like YOU, our amazing alumni, to fess up. Tell us about your failures, the risks you've taken, and your non-conventional success stories, We want the inside scoop, your true confessions.

Submit your confession: https://bit.ly/2YE8bEM

All confessions will be made anonymously and displayed on postcards at a pop-up exhibition at the Faculty of Information's Alumni Reunion reception on May 30th.

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We especially love the Art Museum at the University of Toronto which welcomes MMSt student exhibitions year after year. Here is featured "Artifacts of Belief: The Collection of Charles Edison Aldridge" (2010) curated by Yael Filipovic, Erika Wilson, Carrie Mckay.

MMST50 on Twitter “Happy ! We especially love the at UofT which welcomes MMSt student exhibitions year after year. Here is featured "Artifacts of Belief: The Collection of Charles Edison Aldridge" (2010) curated by Yael Filipovic, Erika Wilson, Carrie Mckay.”

We raise our hats to all alumni who took the risk to join the program as part of the first ever Museum Studies cohort in 1969 and learned the profession directly in a museum setting at the

MMST50 on Twitter “We raise our hats to all alumni who took the risk to join the program as part of the first ever Museum Studies cohort in 1969 and learned the profession directly in a museum setting at the . ”