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If you are an MMSt or CDP student, or alumni and would like to submit an article, please email us at musings.mmst@gmail.com.

 

Please note that articles should be between 500 words and up to 1000 words with images, links, and videos (if relevant).

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Please note that this site is primarily reserved for showcasing works from students in the Museum Studies program. However, if you're not an MMSt or CDP student—e.g. an MI student or from a different faculty—and you have an exciting piece you like to feature on Musings, please contact us. We'll assess submissions from those outside the MMSt/CDP programs on a case-by-case basis and aim to accommodate where possible.

 

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding any of the content published on Musings, please send us an email at musings.mmst@gmail.com.

 

We look forward to hearing from you!

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