Students’ Theses

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November 21, 2019

Pushing the Needle: Object Based Museum and Source Community Collaborations

Thesis by Molly R. Winslow (2017)

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More than Just a Novelty? Museum Visitor Interactions with 3D Printed Artifacts

Thesis by Tasia L. Williams (2017)

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Exploring International Repatriation between U.S. Museums and First Nations in Canada

Thesis by Elizabeth Wessels (2017)

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Alternative Voices: Exploring Museums’ Use of Technology-Based Contributory Visitor Experiences

Thesis by Rachel S. Townsend (2017)

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Adopt-an-Object: Reaching Donors through Personalized Fundraising

Thesis by Stefanie Terasaki (2017)

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A Gateway to Inclusion: Understanding the Structure of Autism Early Open Events in Museums

Thesis by Catherine J. Salthouse (2017)

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Who Are Art Exhibitions For?: An Investigation into Narrative Choice and Public Reaction in Art Museums

Thesis by Grace J. Rotwein (2017)

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What’s the Fuss?: Deaccession and Disposal of International Outfits and Garments at the Renton History Museum

Project by Kelsey E. Novick (2017)

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A Museum in Context: Understanding the Practice of Independent Pop-Up Museums

Thesis by Megumi Nagata (2017)

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It’s All Greek to Me: How Museums Use Language to Connect to Community

Thesis by Travis Monagle (2017)

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