OPPORTUNITIES FOR FEDERALLY-ASSOCIATED COLLECTIONS

June 5-7, 1996
Berkeley, CA

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• Session 1: Foundations for Partnerships
  
  
• Session 2: Building A Regional Partnership Network
  
  
• Session 3: Federal Politics, Laws and Regulations I
  
  
• Session 4: Museum Ethics and Standards
  
  
• Session 5: Responses in the Archaeological Community to Law
  
  
• Session 6: Federal Politics, Laws and Regulations II
  
  
• Session 7: Perspectives on Partnerships II
  
  
• Session 8: Understanding Partnerships: Art
  
  
• Session 9: Management of Federal Archeological Collections: Results of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Louis District's National Surveys
  
  
• Session 10: Perspectives on Partnerships II
  
  
• Session 11: Perspectives on Partnerships III
  
  
• Session 12: The Unknown Collection: Preservation of DOD's Material Culture
  
  
• Session 13: Museum Issues in Washington: What's Happening and How Can You Influence It
  
  
• Session 14: Deaccessioning: Goals and Responsibilities
  
  
• Session 15: Understanding Partnerships: Natural History
  
  
• Session 16: Perspectives on Partnerships IV
  
  
• Session 17: Electronic Application For Collections Management and Use
  
  
• Session 18: Legislative Update: New and Proposed Laws and Regulations Affecting Federally-Associated Collections
  
  

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