Drexel Co-ops Learn the Art of Conservation and Collections Care
A unique partnership between Drexel University and the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts enabled two students to gain various skills and experiences.
Two Drexel University students, Sophia Stutte and Terra Waymire-Rozman, spent six months as museum conservation project assistants, gaining a new perspective on museums, books, and more.
- Sophia Stutte: fifth-year history major from the College of Arts and Sciences
- Terra Waymire-Rozman: third-year game design and production major from the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design
This experiential training opportunity was offered by the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (CCAHA), in partnership with Drexel’s Lenfest Center for Cultural Partnerships and the Atwater Kent Collection at Drexel (AKC).
No direct quotes available in the text.
Author's summary: Drexel students gain conservation skills through a unique partnership.
More News
- 'Love Island's' Huda Mustafa Apologizes After Laughing At Racist Slur Hurled Towards Olandria Carthen
- A.J. Brown, other injured Eagles have a crucial 15 days to recover thanks to bye week
- Patriots' Rhamondre Stevenson is out for Sunday's game vs Falcons
- Florence + The Machine Return With Everybody Scream And Irish Concert Dates! | SPIN1038
- Wemby’s Evolution Is Scary: Spurs Phenom Dominates Again, Leaves Heat Defenders Helpless
- Loss to Bucks stunk, but Warriors' Jimmy Butler knows key to returning to 'flowers and daisies'
- Choose New Jersey President and CEO Mathews to Join PSEG
- Stephen A. Smith Questions Why Chris Grier Got Fired Before Mike McDaniel After Dolphins' Embarrassing Loss
- Palghar Crime News: Armed Robbers Open Fire At Jewellery Shop In Boisar, Flee Leaving Revolver Behind
- Madden 26 Player Ratings For Week 9 - Biggest Winners & Losers