A priority of the program is to create ongoing relationships with local and regional institutions dedicated to the preservation, study, and display of material culture. Forging these connections enables faculty and students to get involved with local organizations, conduct primary research on important collections, and participate in mounting exhibitions. Students in the program have already taken advantage of internship and employment opportunities at institutions and organizations such as the Chipstone Foundation; the Chazen Museum of Art; the John Michael Kohler Arts Center; the Kohler Foundation; the Milwaukee Art Museum; the Preservation Division of Mead and Hunt; Ten Chimneys Foundation; and the Wisconsin Historical Society.  Here is a sampling of some of these projects: Art Institute of Chicago Intern, Department of Prints & Drawings Chipstone Foundation Curatorial Intern Bibliographical Assistant Registrarial Intern Research Assistant Chazen Museum of Art Administrative Assistant Registrarial Assistant John Michael Kohler Arts Center Education Department Intern Exhibitions Department Intern Collections Intern Kohler Foundation, Inc. Restoration and Preservation Intern Local Restoration Consultants Restoration Intern Mead & Hunt Engineers, Historic Preservation Division Historic Research Intern Historic Building Survey Intern Milwaukee Art Museum Bibliographical Assistant Research Assistant Ten Chimneys Foundation Curatorial Intern Wisconsin Historical Society Cataloging Intern	Program Description Graduate Certificate Requirements Undergraduate Certificate Requirements Courses Internships
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