What a mighty fine picture of a talented group of innovators! Georgia Humanities is proud to be a part of this amazing collaboration. The award is very well-deserved. The only question
I have is what took them so long?
Ms. Arden Williams
Senior Program Officer
Georgia Humanities
50 Hurt Plaza Ste. 595
Atlanta, GA 30303
404-523-6220
The Smithsonian tour of
Hometown Teams: How Sports
Shape America
has completed the Georgia tour.
Many thanks to all of our host communities- job well done!
The next Smithsonian exhibition will be
Crossroads: Change in Rural America.
Be checking the Georgia Humanities website for
further information after January 1st. The tour starts in 2019.
From: Museum on Main Street [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Harsh, Carol
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2017 5:43 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Smithsonian Education Innovation Award
To our council partners,
We are delighted to share the attached photo with you of the moment last Thursday when the MoMS team received the Smithsonian Education Innovation Award from Secretary Skorton. In our remarks we said that our success in impacting students
and communities is only possible through our partnership with state humanities councils.
We are deeply grateful for the work you all do on behalf of MoMS in small towns across the country. This award is an affirmation that the work we are doing together is making a difference.
And, we can now refer to MoMS as an award-wining project!
With warm regards and grateful hearts,
The MoMS team at SITES
Carol G. Harsh
Director, Museum on Main Street and Special Projects
Smithsonian Institution, SITES
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