10 courses with the subject MM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MM 290Czech Castle Collections I This spring semester course provides a basic introduction to1
the art, music, history, and culture of the Czech Republic and Lobkowicz Collections. MM-290 provides orientation and preparation for MM-291, the two-week experiential learning trip to the Czech Republic that occurs in the summer term. NOTE: The total fee for the experience is split between the two courses, with the majority of the fee on the spring semester billing and a $250 administrative fee on the summer term billing. (IC, SW-GE)
MM 291Czech Castle Collections II This spring semester course provides a basic introduction to2
the art, music, history, and culture of the Czech Republic and Lobkowicz Collections. MM-290 provides orientation and preparation for MM-291, the two-week experiential learning trip to the Czech Republic that occurs in the summer term. Prerequisite: MM-290. NOTE: The total fee for the experience is split between the two courses, with the majority of the fee on the spring semester billing and a $250 administrative fee on the summer term billing. (IC, SW-GE)
MM 391Ethics and Museums Museums of all types hold an honored place in societies across the3
globe. How do they earn this honor? Why do we visit them? What do they endeavor to provide, and do they succeed? Class participants visit several museums, and explore and debate evolving ethical positions that have guided museums in their collecting, exhibition, and business practices. Prerequisite or corequisite:
MM 393Cultural Instit & Community Audiences Cultural institutions play a role in confirming3
and expanding a sense of community. This course develops skills to connect with others over new or familiar ideas using artworks from the Juniata College Museum of Art collection. The class balances background reading with practical application using Huntingdon as a site for experimentation. All POEs encouraged.
MM 482Practical Skills in 3-D Storytelling I Students collaborate to devise three-dimensional3
"stories" (exhibitions) at the Juniata College Museum of Art or similar sites using cultural objects, language, color, built environment, technology, public programming, while developing practical skills. Creativity, problem-solving, and communication are key to creating projects that benefit the public. Prerequisite: Take one of the following: AR-104, AR-117, CM-240, CONN-394, MM-391, or MM-393. Instructor permission required.
MM 483Practical Skills in 3-D Storytelling II Students collaborate to devise three-dimensional3
"stories" (exhibitions) at the Juniata College Museum of Art or similar sites using cultural objects, language, color, built environment, technology, public programming, while developing practical skills. Creativity, problem-solving, communication are key to creating projects that benefit the public. Participants coach and mentor students in MM-482. Prerequisite: MM-482. Instructor permission required.
