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Dr. Piphal Heng, ACLS Postdoctoral Fellow, Northern Illinois UniversityTuesday, January 19, 2021 10:00 AM (Pacific Time) Zoom Webinar“Compassion” was an instrumental state’s infrastructure in building, maintaining, and expanding Angkor’s power from the 9th through 15th centuries CE. Angkorian civilization is known for its intricately carved monumental architecture, large water reservoirs, and interconnected road and canal systems. […] |
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Dr. Tiffany FryerCotsen Postdoctoral Fellow, Princeton Society of Fellows, Princeton UniversityWednesday January 27th, 12:00pm (PT)Register for this Cotsen Virtual Pizza Talk here! You will receive instructions on viewing the talk after registering. |
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Colleagues, Communities, and Conservators: Partnerships towards repatriation and ethical stewardship
Colleagues, Communities, and Conservators: Partnerships towards repatriation and ethical stewardship
Lylliam PosadasFriday January 29th, 11:00am - 12:00pm (PT)Register hereConservators can play a significant role in the repatriation process and in addressing concerns in the care of sensitive collections. Conservators and repatriation staff can work together with tribal and community representatives to address some of the unjust histories of museum acquisitions and develop new approaches for collections stewardship. Professional ethics in the conservation […] Over ZoomPanel featuring three Cotsen graduate student volunteers who described their subfields and path to graduate school followed by general Q&A |
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