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Employment Possibilities |
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"Although it is not presently possible to provide personal job counseling and referrals to the many individuals who are seeking positions in the heritage field, the following information describes several steps which may be taken by prospective job candidates to increase their chances of employment." |
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Professional Staff Development |
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"Museums, by their very nature, exist to collect objects and archival materials. As collections increase, so do primary responsibilities, including those for: facility development and maintenance; collection conservation; public access; program development; administration; and acquisition of additional human and financial resources." |
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Scrapbook & Album Hazards |
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"Museums and historical societies need to know that scrapbooks or photo albums may be very hazardous to the important material they contain. Documents, letters, photographs and ephemera may be damaged or ruined by being pasted into or kept in albums or scrapbooks." |
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Heritage Activities In Municipalities |
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"Many cities and towns around King County are actively involved in cultural resource activities. A number of them will be celebrating anniversaries and centennials over the coming years." |
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Fundraising & Grantwriting Resources |
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"The following information provides some background on fundraising and grantwriting resources in King County. Aside from some general observations, however, it does not explore the specifics of fundraising techniques and strategies, which are better suited to training programs and in-depth publications." |
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Museum Mission Statements |
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"When people gather together in order to start a new museum, it can be helpful, at the outset, to develop a general consensus on a common agenda as reflected in a concise mission statement and set of goals." |
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Defining Heritage & Cultural Disciplines |
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"There are a number of disparate and sometimes conflicting uses of the words "cultural" and "heritage" among organizations and agencies in King County and around Washington State. Since there are a number of "cultural" agencies at various levels of government, each with its own definitions, the problem of defining culture and heritage can sometimes be difficult or confusing." |
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Getting the Word Out |
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"Communication in the field of heritage and culture can be difficult in Washington State. Listed below are some of the newsletters and web sites that can be utilized to get the word out on local, county and regional heritage and preservation issues." |
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