Lending Library: Administration
Museumwise provides its members and South Central DHP constituents access to our extensive Lending Library. Museumwise members and South Central DHP constituents can borrow up to 3 titles for a 3-week period. Books can be renewed once, as long as there are no other requests for the title.
To utilize this service, simply fill out this online form with the titles of the books you’d like to borrow. We will mail you the titles – all that you are responsible for is return postage.
This Lending Library is made possible in part with funds from the Documentary Heritage Program of the New York State Archives, a program of the New York State Education Department.
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Survey of salary & benefits in New York for a variety of positions in the museum field. Includes results sorted by museum size,location, and type of organization.
Survey of salary & benefits in New York for a variety of positions in the museum field. Includes results sorted by museum size,location, and type of organization.
Survey of salary & benefits in New York for a variety of positions in the museum field. Includes results sorted by museum size,location, and type of organization.
Survey of salary & benefits in New York for a variety of positions in the museum field. Includes results sorted by museum size,location, and type of organization.
Guidelines to use for fundraising campaigns. Includes strategies for getting donations and monetary funds to support your organization.
An easy reference guide to solving your toughest branding problems and strengthening your market position.
Nuts-and-bolts workbook guides managers and boards through the budget cycle-- preparation, approval, implementation, tracking, and reporting. This workbook is an essential tool for anyone involved in financial management within a nonprofit...
New York State's local government historians represent over 1600 towns, villages, cities, burroughs and counties. Their jurisdictions range from metropolitan New York City to the isolated Adirondack and Tug Hill regions. This rich variety is...
Compensation Analysis of 755 nonprofits with over 32,000 employees. The Compensation Profile is published semiannually by the New York Council for Nonprofits, Inc.
A step-by-step guide to creating a strategic plan in public and nonprofit organizations. Includes examples, detailed questionnaires, and worksheets. In addition to the worksheets, the authors offer practical guidelines for conducting brainstorming...
Handbook to help organizations comply with Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504, as well as assist with making access an integral part of organizational planning, programming, outreach, etc. No discussion on accessibility is complete...
CD Rom of the Erie Canalway Preservation and Management Plan.
This publication was designed to help museums trustees better understand both the ''why'' and ''how'' of trusteeship.It also includes practical guidelines for improving board processes and the work of the...
The primary purpose of this book is to gather the collaborative wisdom, experience, and insights of those who have undertaken the creation, running, and expansion of science instiutions, so that new start-ups and institutions contemplating expansion...
Historic house museums are among the smallest museums in terms of staff and budget. Many of them, in fact, are run entirely by volunteers. It is not surprising, then, that many historic house museums do not meet the professional standards of the...
A Golden Age for Historic Properties; America's Collection in Peril: The Heritage Health Index; When A History Museum Closes; On Doing Local History: Retiring Sorts; Award Winner Spotlight: The History Project; History Bytes: Playing Games With...
The Need To Know; Listen, Evaluate, Respond!: The Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Research Story; Surveying Visitors, Plain and Simple; Opening Doors to Great Guest Experiences; Civil War Atlanta; On Doing Local History: What's In A Name; History...
Radical Historians: Plenary Address; Ingsoc, Dog Food, and Holy Water: The Three Greatest Challenges Facing American Historical Organizations in the Twenty-First Century; History and the Long Now: Remarks at the 2006 AASLH Annual Meeting; Memories...
Revolutionary City Comes to Colonial Williamsburg; If You Want More Money, Now's the Time to Ask: Federal Formula Grants for Museums; The Future of History Organizations; Learning From Visitors: Performance Management; On Doing Local History:...
Articles include: Finding a Winning Formula: A Young Museum's Journey to Success; American Doesn't Need Another House Museum (And What About Collections?); Ethics Position Paper #3: Repurposing of a Historic House/Site; Entrepreneurship in...
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