Introduction
Keynote Remarks:
      Diane Frankel

Fine Arts & Science
Art & Conservation
American History &
      Preservation
Library Sciences &
      Preservation
Archaeology,
      American History &
      Conservation Practice
Museum Practices &
      Conservation

Possible next steps:

1. Cooperate with school-age organizations, such as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, to:
   • encourage preservation and conservation as public responsibilities.
   • expose young people to conservation as a future professional career.

2. Collaborate with museum education departments to:
   • increase public awareness of the important role of preservation and conservation.
   • participate in teacher workshops through slide lectures and leading tours of works that have been conserved.
   • develop teacher resource materials that can be integrated into school tours or class curricula.
   • add a conservation aspect to works on view through extended wall labels and brochures.
   • create a focused exhibition or gallery display on the conservation process.

3. Work with local schools and/or universities to:
   • increase public awareness of the need to preserve cultural resources.
   • establish an internship program.
   • integrate conservation into interdisciplinary studies programs, such as art, science, and museum studies.