This blog post series will look at United States citizens who trained abroad and are currently practicing conservation in the US. The goal of these interviews is twofold: to provide pre-program students with a starting point for understanding international training through a range of student...
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As incoming Chair, I am pleased to introduce the officers of the Emerging Conservation Professionals Network (ECPN) for the 2019-2020 term. ECPN is grateful for the dedication and service of our outgoing officers Riley Cruttenden, Jen Munch, Kat Fanning, and Quinn Ferris ; our Regional,...
A little over two years ago, ECPN published a blogpost entitled "Getting to Know AIC and FAIC." The post summarized the different roles and structures of AIC and FAIC for newcomers to the field and other emerging conservation professionals. In light of recent member-wide discussions, my co...
The Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC) has recently created a specialization track in Preventive Conservation. Curious about this new development and its potential impact on the conservation field, I sat down with Dr. Joelle Wickens (Preventive Conservator and...
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To promote awareness and a clearer understanding of pathways into specializations within conservation, the Emerging Conservation Professionals Network (ECPN) has been conducting a series of interviews with conservation professionals in a variety of disciplines. We began the series with Chinese...
ECPN’s recent webinar, "Project Management: A Crucial 'Soft Skill' for the 21st-Century Emerging Conservation Professional," took place on Tuesday, November 27, 2018, and featured Quinn Ferris and Nicolette Meister. The full recording of the webinar is available on AIC’s YouTube Channel. One...
International Archaeology Day (IAD), which is organized through the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), is celebrated every year on the third Saturday of October. This year it falls on October 20 th , today! In recognition of archaeology and in collaboration with the Archaeological...