How to Build and Maintain a Website on a tight Budget!
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Websites for museums have become integral to do what we do best. They allow the broadest access to constituents far and wide, while also providing a reliable location for our members and supporters to get information on our programs and services. Yet many institutions (of a variety of sizes) still do not have websites, which is difficult to fathom as their cost and maintenance is very low. Join us for a presentation on how to begin the process of creating, hosting, designing, and enhancing a website for your institution.

• Breakfast will be served

• This event is free for members; Non-member fee is $15

• RSVP by March 4 to 631-765-5500

Host: Adelphi University, 1 South Ave, Garden City, NY 11530
Registration 9:00-9:30
Program 9:30-12:30
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Presenters:  Geoffrey K. Fleming, Southold Historical Society
 

Stem to Steam?
Connecting your Collections to 21st Century Learning

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Join Beth E. Levinthal, Nancy Richner, Frantz Lucien Jr., and Carmen M. Ostolaza in a round table designed to model a new approach! We will examine Hofstra University Museum’s school partnership as the springboard for participants to begin developing ideas for aligning their programs with a STEAM infused approach to the Common Core. Your tour might already meet Common Core standards but can you communicate that to schools using the new vocabulary? There will be time as well devoted to the questions and concerns of all in attendance.

• Breakfast will be served

• This event is free for members; Non-member fee is $15

• RSVP by September 3 to 631-765-5500

Host:  Hofstra University Library, Axinn Library 10th floor, 900 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead, NY11550
Registration 9:00-9:30
Program 9:30-12:30

Presenter:  Beth Levinthal, Director, Hofstra University Art University, with Nancy Richner, Frantz Lucien Jr., and Carmen M. Ostolaza.
 

Collaboration:  Museums and Historical Societies Working Together
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What is a collaborative exhibition? What is the difference between a regular exhibition loan and a collaboration? How can your institution benefit from a collaboration? Join Eva Rodriguez-Greguski, former art curator of The Long Island Museum, as she discusses the good (and the bad!) collaborative experience and how your institution can participate in one. She will discuss the loan process, insurance, contracts, publications and publicity.

• Breakfast /lunch will be served

• This event is free for members; Non-member fee is $15

• RSVP by November 30 to 631-323-3838

Host: Northport Public Library, 151 Laurel Ave, Northport, NY 11768
Registration 9:00-9:30
Program 9:30-12:30

Presenter:  Eva Rodriguez-Greguski is an independent art curator and consultant. She was previously the Curator of Art and Archives at The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook for 13 years where she curated a number of exhibitions on William Sidney Mount, American genre painting and Long Island landscape painting. Ms. Rodriguez-Greguski holds advanced degrees in American history and library science and is a frequent lecturer on the topics of museum exhibitions, Long Island history and art and conservation.