Prepping for the Annual Meeting

Bob — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:06:09 +0000

Our Annual Meeting is several weeks earlier this year than usual so things are ramping up very, very quickly.

We have another fine crew of bloggers scheduled to bring you regular posts about this year’s annual meeting. In addition, we are asking Twitterers (is that a word?) to use the hashtage #aaslh2009 in their Tweets so that folks can follow these as well.

We are also excited to be offering our first-ever online conference concurrent to the onsite annual meeting. For details and a session schedule see: http://www.aaslh.org/online09

Last, Carol Kammen put into words much more eloquently than I the experience of attending and annual meeting in the attached PDF which you can find here Carol Kammen - In the Company of Our Peers (137)

I look forward to seeing many of you next week and hearing from those of you who cannot join us.

Bob Beatty

Session Access and Discussion: Is Less More? Evaluating Management Systems at Historic Sites

LearningTimes Team — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 21:52:37 +0000

Is Less More? Evaluating Management Systems at Historic Sites
Barbara Campagna (Chair), National Trust for Historical Preservation

Environmental management projects in four National Trust historic sites have demonstrated the inherent conflicts of installing HVAC systems in precious buildings not built to function as museums. We will review the various problems and discuss the different innovative suggestions for rethinking our approach to climate management systems at each site.

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Prepping for the Annual Meeting

Session Access and Discussion: Is Less More? Evaluating Management Systems at Historic Sites