Week of Dec. 18th:
- Take
advice and feedback from final session of class and make appropriate changes to
current work
- -Continue
research
Week of Dec. 25th:
- Finish
reading “From Storefront to Monument”
- Continue
research
Week of Jan. 1st:
- Finish
reading “Understanding Jim Crow”
- Continue
research
Week of Jan 8th:
- Finish
reading “Routledge Companion to Museum Ethics”
- Set
up meeting/interview time with Kathryn Murano-Santos
Week of Jan 15th:
- Revise
and make additions to lit review – specifically add an overview of museum
ethics
- Begin
writing first draft of introduction
Week of Jan 22nd:
- Finish
writing first draft of introduction before first day of class
- Get
signatures from Juilee Decker and Michael Brown on proposal
k My goal for my thesis over break is to regularly allocate time each week to addressing the hurdles listed. During the semester, I couldn't focus 100% on my thesis because I had four other classes and work that took up most of my time. Over intercession, I will not have nearly as many distractions and I am confident I will be able to make quite a bit of progress. I plan on contacting Kathryn Murano-Santos at the RMSC to at least set up a meeting/interview time, if not have the meeting/interview over break as well. This will be a big item checked off the list, as the information she will give me about the panel and the RMSC will be the basis for a large portion of my thesis.
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Kelli, I totally agree, the winter intersession is the perfect time to do research without the added stress of additional classes. Is the panel already at the RMSC? I like your plan to meet with Professor Murano their to continue your research. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to an update before the spring semester!
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