Rebecca Whitham

Class of 2006

"The most useful part about an interdisciplinary program such as the Museology Program is that it not only prepares you to do your own work, but it also helps you gain firsthand knowledge and experience of others' work within an institution. That's a tremendous advantage when job seeking and in the work field."

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UW New Directions Project

New Directions in Audience Research is a project funded by the Institute for Museum and Library Services, UW Museology Graduate Program and the Woodland Park Zoo.

New Directions Videos

The Value of Evaluation Current Museology Graduate Students and Museology Alumni reflect back on their experience participating in the New Directions in Audience Research Initiative and how that has shaped their personal view on the value of conducting audience research and evaluation in museums. View Video >	Where are they now? We checked in with New Directions alumna Erin Milbeck-Wilcox and asked her about her current position and how she uses the evaluations skills she learned in the program. View Video >	ND Student Outcomes We asked current students and alumni what perspectives of audience research they have now after going through the New Directions Project? View Video >
ND Advice We asked students and alumni what advice they would give a first year student thinking about joining the New Directions Project? View Video >