Email
kendalld@hartwick.edu
Phone Number
607-431-4423 Department
Museum Studies Areas of Expertise
American material culture, museum collections management, museum administration, American Colonial Revival, Arts & Crafts Movement
Education
Ph.D., Boston University, American & New England Studies Douglas Kendall
Museum Coordinator, and Coordinator, Museum Studies Minor Program
Recent Courses Taught:
- MUST 203: Museums & Society
- MUST 250: Museum Management Practicum
- MUST 255: Museums in Film
- MUST 302: Creative Exhibits: the Power of Display
- MUST 304: Places of Learning: Museums & Education
Selected Publications:
- “How ‘twas Done: The Making of County Atlas Illustrations in 19th Century America,” in Drawn Home: Fritz Vogt’s Rural New York. Cooperstown, New York: Fenimore Art Museum, 2002
- “Of Craftsmen and Consumers: Wisconsin and the Arts and Crafts Movement, 1885-1940.” Wisconsin Academy Review 45: 2 (Spring 1999)
- “Tea in Yorktown Parlor: Wallace Nutting’s Legacy at Joseph Webb House,” in Museums and the Colonial Revival: Creating a Dignified Past, ed. Geoffrey Rossano, Albany, N.Y.: Rowman & Littlefield for Historic Cherry Hill, Inc., 1991
Professional Affiliations & Memberships:
- American Alliance of Museums
- Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums
- Greater Oneonta Historical Society