Events
Registration Information
Please Note: Registrations are accepted
on a first-come, first-served basis provided the information is
complete and payment is submitted. The online registration
is for credit card payments only. If you do not wish to
register online, you can complete the CMS Registration Form
PDF and mail or fax it to the AMA office. All Institutional Member
multiple registrations must be received at the same time with
payment in order to qualify for rate.
For assistance with registration, please contact registration@museums.ab.ca.
Refunds: Registrants may cancel up to
seven working days prior to a course and receive a refund less a
25% administration fee.
-
Certificate in Museum Studies Program Application
Participants who would like to complete the full certificate for credit must apply to the Program and complete an introductory webinar.
-
Collections Management (CMS 19 - 04)
Collections are at the heart of a museum. Participants will learn about the policies, practices, and skills needed to manage museum collections.
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.
-
Museum Governance (CMS 19 - 03)
As legally constituted organizations, museums must define their governing authorities and public trust responsibilities. This course introduces the basic legal and ethical requirements for operating a museum.
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.
-
Social Responsibility Workshop: Active Museums Shaping their Communities.
The 2018 recipient of the Robert R. Janes Award for Social Responsibility, YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre, will host a workshop on Thursday April 11, 2019, from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. This workshop will focus on the unique work done at Youthlink in collaboration with their partners, to promote healthy choices, educate students on important social issues, and keep youth safe in the years to come.
-
Public Programs (CMS 19 - 07)
Public programming is the service a museum provides to the public to help interpret their collections from the visitor’s point of view.
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.
-
Museum Visitor Experience Workshop 2019
The MVEP workshop, offered every two years, provides resources for museums to analyze their visitor experience, identify gaps or areas for improvement, and work towards developing and implementing innovative solutions.