Annual Meeting

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The Western Museums Association’s (WMA) Annual Meeting is known as a premier venue for those who work in the museum industry to exchange ideas and best practices, network with colleagues, and learn from each other by attending valuable sessions. Attendees come away inspired and energized about their profession. Upon returning home, they seek out opportunities to grow and further the creative culture that is the foundation of our society.

 

“WMA is an association that has so much personality and texture."

- Sandra Jackson-Dumont
Director and CEO of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
WMA 2023 Keynote Speaker

 

WMA's 2024 Annual Meeting

This Fall, WMA's 2024 Annual Meeting will be held in Tucson, Arizona on September 25-28!

Produced in partnership with the Museums Association of Arizona and the Museum Trustee Association.

Find Balance. Gain Momentum.

With the theme of BALANCE, WMA 2024 will be an opportunity for attendees to participate in a unique slate of educational programming that explores ideas that will help define the future of museums and the diverse communities they serve. The Annual Meeting will explore ideas of stability at both an individual and institutional level. WMA invites museum professionals, leaders, and enthusiasts to come together in a community that envisions a more balanced and integrated future for individuals, museums, and the field as a whole. With six session tracks, exciting events, and informal discussions, you won’t want to miss this dynamic conference that showcases an array of perspectives and provides multifaceted learning opportunities for professionals, regardless of cultural institution size, personal specialty, or career level.

Join us in Tucson to shape a resilient and thriving future for museums and find a greater sense of BALANCE!

 

Online registration for WMA 2024 is NOW CLOSED

Registration will be available on-site during the Annual Meeting

 

Download the WMA 2024 Final Program

WMA 2024 FAQ

 

 

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WMA 2023 Wanda Chin Scholarship Recipients

Donate to the Wanda Chin Scholarship Fund!

Since 1997, and funded through annual auctions and donations, the Wanda Chin Professional Development Scholarship is a vital component of the WMA mission and allows WMA to create opportunities for its constituents to build skill sets to better serve their communities. 

By donating to the Wanda Chin Scholarship Fund, you will help to subsidize participation in WMA's Annual Meeting for professionals who might not otherwise be able to attend. The Annual Meeting is an opportunity for everyone to network will colleagues, learn best practices, and gain new skill sets that can be applied within their institutions and local communities.

There are two ways to donate and make an impact:

  1. Donate to the Wanda Chin Scholarship Fund by clicking here. Choose the amount you wish to donate and specify that your donation is for the 'Wanda Chin Scholarship' in the comments section.
  2. Support the Wanda Chin Scholarship Program by bidding on items in the Annual Meeting's Silent and Live Auction event. Proceeds from the SIlent and Live Auction directly fund this program.

Visit the Wanda Chin Scholarship page to learn more. Applications for 2024 Scholarships are now closed.

 

 

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