Museum Studies is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the study and practice of museums, including their management, education, conservation, and exhibition of artifacts and artworks. It encompasses various aspects of museum operations, such as curatorial practices, audience engagement, collection management, and the role of museums in society and culture. Scholars and professionals in museum studies examine the history, theories, and methodologies associated with museums, as well as the ethical considerations involved in the display and interpretation of collections. The field aims to enhance the understanding of how museums function as institutions for education, preservation, and cultural representation.
In a remarkable display of commitment to conservation and education, BYU alumni Nate and Sheryl Arrington have donated a collection of rare extinct bird specimens to the Bean Life Science…