Скачать или смотреть Project Management: A Crucial 'Soft Skill' for the 21st Century Emerging Conservation Professional

Project Management is a desirable and necessary skill for a conservator in the twenty-first century. Managing and collaborating with others on complex projects is important to conservation professionals at all career stages, and it is never too early to start cultivating this lifelong skill. Project management can be implemented in multiple contexts, including small and large treatments and assessments, during exhibit preparations, as a part of disaster response, and more. Related skills that this webinar touches on include teamwork, diplomacy, communication and managing competing priorities.

The American Institute for Conservation's Emerging Conservation Professionals Network invited two speakers to provide different perspectives on this topic. Quinn Ferris provides an overview of project management and its application in conservation, and discusses her approach to project management within a university library setting. Nicolette Meister presents her own experiences with project management within a university museum, with a particular focus on grant-funded project management.

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