Events
Registration Information
For more information about the Certificate in Museum
Studies Program, please see the Certificate in Museum
Studies Frequently Asked Questions page, or contact
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For assistance with registration, please contact info@museums.ab.ca.
Please Note: Registrations are accepted
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complete and payment is submitted. The online registration
accepts credit card payments only. All Institutional
Member multiple registrations must be received at the same time
with payment in order to qualify for the bulk rate.
Refunds: Registrants may cancel up to
seven working days prior to a course and receive a refund less a
25% administration fee.
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HELP! Online Emergency Preparedness Workshop
The goal of this online workshop is to gain an understanding of the process of developing an Emergency Preparedness Framework
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Programming (CMS 26-07 A) - Session A
Programming is the service a museum provides to the public to help interpret their collections from the visitor’s point of view. Participants will learn how to enhance the range of opportunities museums offer to their communities. Topics covered will include audience research, customer service, planning, and evaluation.
This event is now full. Please contact the AMA to be placed on a waiting list. Be sure to register early for future events to reserve your spot.
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Programming (CMS 26-07 B) - Session B
Programming is the service a museum provides to the public to help interpret their collections from the visitor’s point of view. Participants will learn how to enhance the range of opportunities museums offer to their communities. Topics covered will include audience research, customer service, planning, and evaluation.
This event is now full. Please contact the AMA to be placed on a waiting list. Be sure to register early for future events to reserve your spot.
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Governance (CMS 26-03 A) - Session A
As legally constituted organizations, museums must define their governing authorities and public trust responsibilities to make the most effective possible contribution to the communities they serve with the resources available to them.
This event is now full. Please contact the AMA to be placed on a waiting list. Be sure to register early for future events to reserve your spot.
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Governance (CMS 26-03 B) - Session B
As legally constituted organizations, museums must define their governing authorities and public trust responsibilities to make the most effective possible contribution to the communities they serve with the resources available to them.