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May 1, 2020

By the Numbers: The Diverse Theses of the Class of 2020

Recently, our second-year students delivered short presentations on their thesis work for their peers and faculty, providing a glimpse into the awesome variety of research and projects our graduating students are undertaking.  Not only do these presentations give insight into the breadth of topics our students undertake, but also showcases the tremendous work students has…

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April 17, 2020

Inclusion of Community-Driven Substance Abuse Recovery Support Groups in Museum Settings: How Physical Spaces Can Contribute to Healing Communities

Project by Meg Konkol (2019)

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November 21, 2019

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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Making Technology Work for the Museum: Using Machines to Cut Ethafoam Storage Containers

Project by Meredith Blair Martin (2017)

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November 20, 2019

Understanding Accessibility at the Seattle Art Museum

Project by Rebecca L. Janssen (2017)

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(Dis)Connected: Curating A Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Kirkland Arts Center

Project by Kayla D. Harriel (2017)

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Picturing Museums: Creating a Picture Book for Woodland Park Zoo

Project by Juliette E. Dumaine (2017)

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Transforming Spaces: A Decolonizing Approach to Collections Stewardship at the Burke Museum

Project by Lauren E. Banquer (2017)

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Designing an Online Exhibit for Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project

Project by Micah Merryman (2018)

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Illuminating Nature: Designing a Wayside Exhibit to Promote Public Engagement in Trillium Community Forest

Project by Mica Low (2018)

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