Museum Studies Program, Museums at Noon
Reporting Impact and Stewarding Members with UMMA’s Development Team
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
12:00-1:00 PM
Hatcher Gallery Lab, Room 100H
Hatcher Graduate Library
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Presentation by Madeleine Harris (MSP24; PhD candidate, Classical Studies)
Museum stewardship, the process by which museums build and nurture relationships with the individuals and organizations who support them, is an integral part of development work. Stewardship can take many forms, ranging from individual contact to widespread outreach campaigns. This summer, I had the opportunity to learn more about this process with the University of Michigan Art Museum’s Development team. This presentation will explore how UMMA develops and fosters its relationships with donors and supporters, with a particular focus on “impact reports” and museum member stewardship.
Museum stewardship, the process by which museums build and nurture relationships with the individuals and organizations who support them, is an integral part of development work. Stewardship can take many forms, ranging from individual contact to widespread outreach campaigns. This summer, I had the opportunity to learn more about this process with the University of Michigan Art Museum’s Development team. This presentation will explore how UMMA develops and fosters its relationships with donors and supporters, with a particular focus on “impact reports” and museum member stewardship.
| Building: | Hatcher Graduate Library |
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| Event Type: | Presentation |
| Tags: | Classical Studies, Museum, UMMA, Visual Arts |
| Source: | Happening @ Michigan from Museum Studies Program, Classical Studies |
