Stephanie Graves Delaware Museum of Natural History Joshua Sarver COSI Columbus Ohio Karlisa Callwood Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science Making the most of the miniexhibition as a platform for programming ID: 797194
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Christina Akers, Science Museum of MinnesotaStephanie Graves, Delaware Museum of Natural HistoryJoshua Sarver , COSI Columbus, OhioKarlisa Callwood, Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science
Making the most of the mini-exhibition as a platform for programming
Slide2AgendaWelcome & IntroductionsStephanie GravesJoshua Sarver Karlisa Callwood Further Examples from Christina (time allowing)Q & A
Slide3“Who is your audience for programming around the mini-exhibition?”From a poll earlier this yearPartners told us…Children & adultsSpanish speakersSchool groups & familiesYoung children, pre-K to 2nd gradeFamilies with children 2+, engaging all family membersHigh school students
Workshops for museums hosting the exhibit about doing nano with young audiences
Slide4Nano Mini-Exhibition: There is room
Fast FactsThree recommended configurations400 ft2 – 700 ft2Double-sided
Slide5Delaware Museum of Natural History
Fast FactsOpened 1972Wilmington, DERural setting65,000 – 75,000 visitors annually~ 15 Full-Time Staff10 acre campus23,000 ft
2 of gallery space
Slide6Delaware Museum of Natural History
Fast FactsOpened 1972Wilmington, DERural setting65,000 – 75,000 visitors annually~ 15 Full-Time Staff10 acre campus23,000 ft
2 of gallery space
Slide7Delaware Museum of Natural History
Fast FactsOpened 1972Wilmington, DERural setting65,000 – 75,000 visitors annually~ 15 Full-Time Staff10 acre campus23,000 ft
2 of gallery space
Slide8Delaware Museum of Natural History
ConsiderationsLocationConnection to natureStaffing
Slide9Location
Slide10EarthSeaSky Location
Slide11EarthSeaSky
Location
Slide12Location
Coral Reef Canteen:Underutilized spaceTour lunchesVending machinesCentrally located
Adaptable
Slide13Location
Slide14Connection to Nature
Slide15Connection to Nature
Slide16Connection to Nature
Slide17Staffing
New additions to current programming:Static Electricity and GeckosMaking Edible Blood
Slide18Staffing
New additions to current programming:Static Electricity and GeckosMaking Edible Blood
Slide19Staffing
New additions to current programming:Static Electricity and GeckosMaking Edible Blood
Slide20Staffing
New additions to current programming:Static Electricity and GeckosMaking Edible Blood
Slide21Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide22Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide23Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide24Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide25Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide26Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide27Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
Slide28Staffing
PartnersUniversity of Delaware Robotics TeamsFirst State Ballet Theatre
http://www.ndep.us/Spinning-Nanofibers
Slide29Future
Strategic PlanRenovation Reorientation