Know Your Own Bone

Select Podcasts, Webinars, and Lectures:

• Using Social Media to Engage Audiences in Museums and History Organizations. American Association for State and Local History.  AASLH Annual Meeting 2011. Richmond, VA. September 14- 17, 2011.

• The Best of the Best in Online Audience Engagement. The Tennessee Aquarium and the Social Media Club of Chattanooga. Chattanooga, TN. August 9, 2011.

• Using Social Technology to Engage Zoo & Aquarium Audiences. Workshop hosted by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums. Association of Zoos and Aquariums Mid-Year Meeting. Chattanooga, Tennessee. March 23, 2011. (summary).

• Connecting to Collections. Webinar hosted by IMLS, Heritage Preservation, and AASLH. Using Social Media to tell Your Collections’ Stories. October 28, 2010.

• All Nonprofits Considered. Podcast hosted by Rosetta Thurman. Blogtalk Radio: Ian David Moss and Colleen Dilenschneider Discuss the Current Culture of Nonprofit Leadership in Museums and the Arts. July 12, 2010.

Other, select writings:

• Museum Magazine. American Association of Museums. May/June 2011. We Can’t Keep Our Mouth’s Shut

• SPPD Review. Academic Journal. USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development. 2011. The Children’s Museum of Los Angeles: A Case of Relocation

• Center for the Future of Museums Blog. American Association of Museums.  The “Realness” of Museums’ Online Communities: A Platform for the Future

• Omaha Family Magazine- June 2010. 10 Reasons to Visit a Museum

• Susquehanna Life Magazine- 9th Annual Museum & Gallery Guide. 10 Reasons to Visit Museums and Galleries.

Know Your Own Bone has been listed as required reading for select classes and educational initiatives:

• Museum Social Media “In Reach.“ Wiki Resource: Museums and the Web. Spring, 2011.

• Drury, Peter. Class Syllabus- Fundraising: Nonprofit Funding Streams and Strategies. Required reading and assignment. MUS 558. Museum Studies Graduate Program. University of Washington. Fall, 2010.

Articles have been reprinted in the following publications, listserves and initiatives:

• Acronym, by the Center for Association Leadership. March 10,2011- How Regional Associations are Models for Museums for the Future

• California Association of Museums- November 2010 Newsletter- 41 Ways Museums are Merging Social and Tech to Engage Audiences

• Dispatches from The Future of Museums (AAM’s Center for the Future of Museums)- October 21, 2010: 41 Ways Museums are Merging Social and Tech to Engage Audiences

• You’ve Cott Mail- August 3rd, 2010: Social Media Does Not Belong to the Marketing Department

• You’ve Cott Mail- September 9th, 2010: 5 Ways Social Media May Replace NYC as Center of Creativity

You can also find me in these publications, blogs, and discussions:

• Audience Research Blog: Millennials and Museums 

• Center for the Future of Museums: Scanning for Change: or How Important Work Can Sometimes Look Like Wasting Time
  

• Chronicle of Philanthropy: Give and Take, March 25, 2010

• Chronicle of Philanthropy: Give and Take, November 13, 2009

• Newcurator: Notes on Museum Studies Discussion

• Social Citizens: Should you Need a License to Make a Difference?

• Stanford Social Innovation Review: Working at a Nonprofit Does Not Equal Social Change