NC Science Museums Alphabetical Listings
Please note that listings are as current as we can make them, and links, when available, may have become obsolete or could have been changed without our knowledge. Please report any broken links or knowledge of newly-created websites to the NCMC webmaster. The North Carolina Museums Council has not reviewed all of the sites in the Find a Museum function, and is not responsible for the content of any off-site pages or other links supplied here. Your linking to any off-site pages or other sites is at your own risk.
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New Job listings, Education Assistant/Tour Guide & Curator of Education
Upcoming Archival Boot Camps Co-sponsored by Connecting to Collections (C2C) and Society for NC Archivists (SNCA) When: Monday, June 25, 2012 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Where: Oteen Center, Western Office of Archives and History, Asheville How much? $20 (includes workshop, lunch, morning and mid-afternoon snacks), Registration Open
The Spring Edition of NCMC Newsletter is out, Please take a look!
Come to the Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies’ spring workshops to learn tips and strategies for researching community history, including business and industrial history. Learn about the basics of good research and discover how city directories, maps, ads, online collections, and other resources can help you uncover your community’s past. More Information
2012 NCMC Annual Conference Award Winners!
Updated NCMC By-Laws, 2012
Find a Museum by County has been updated thanks to a great NCMC supporter!
Intested in becoming a FOCoS consultant?
Does your institution need help organizing, managing, and preserving the special collections that document North Carolina’s history and culture? The North Carolina State Archives can help through its Traveling Archivist Program (TAP). The application and instructions are available online on the North Carolina State Archives website.
The Department of Education Southeast Regional Advisory Committee (RAC) region includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The Southeast RAC invites your comments and recommendations on the educational needs of the region and how those needs would be most effectively addressed. Using the links on our page you will find the dates of upcoming RAC meetings open to the public, RAC meetings materials and summaries, and a place for you to leave your comment.
Board Minutes updated from last meeting.
The Triangle Area Cultural Resources Emergency Network (TACREN) announces the launch of a disaster hot line for area cultural organizations to call when a disaster damages their collections. More info here.
