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AIC's 44th Annual Meeting

Sarah E. Braun

SustainEdge Marketing, LLC
Owner
Edgerton, WI

https://sustainedgemarketing.com

Sarah Braun helped develop and complete a Sustainable Tourism Toolkit originally for the UNESCO Tourism Programme at the UNESCO World Heritage Centre. She was an instrumental part of the team that compiled real-time case studies for implementation of the toolkit by sites around the world (http://whc.unesco.org/sustainabletourismtoolkit/) . She has now adapted this toolkit to conservation, making it applicable for museums, conservation labs/studios and on-site projects. She studied a Masters in conservation and also holds an MA in sustainable business management from the American University of Paris. Her work and research have taken her to present papers and lectures in Europe, Asia, and the United States. She currently owns her own creative marketing company working with sustainable products and works as a heritage consultant, also volunteering for her local Heritage Preservation Commission in her community.

3:00pm EDT

(Pre-Conference Session) Government Funding for Conservation Research and Treatment Panel - Presented by NCPTT Room 511 B/E

4:30pm EDT

(Pre-Conference Session) NCPTT Reception Room 511 B/E

7:15pm EDT

(Networking Event) Emerging Conservation Professionals Network Happy Hour Hyatt Regency - Saveur and TerraceTru Vue

8:30am EDT

(General Session) General Session Keynote Speaker: Dr. Anne-Imelda Radice Room 210 AB/EFDr. Anne-Imelda Radice

9:30am EDT

(General Session) Emergency Management since the Florence Flood – The Crooked Timber of Progress Room 210 AB/EFAndrew Robb

10:00am EDT

Exhibit Hall Break Room 210 CD/GH

10:30am EDT

(General Session) Visions of Disaster: bringing the blur into focus Room 210 AB/EFPolly Christie • Sarah MacKinnon

11:00am EDT

(General Session) When disaster mitigation is a priority: Evidence from risk analysis of rare events Room 210 AB/EFIrene Karsten • Stefan Michalski

11:30am EDT

(General Session) Preserving Trauma: Treatment Challenges at the 9/11 Memorial Museum Room 210 AB/EFJohn Childs • Maureen Merrigan

12:00pm EDT

(Emerging Conservation Professionals) Luncheon Room 510Marie-Catherine Cyr • Stephanie Lussier • Fran E. Ritchie • Michelle Sullivan • Sarah Melching-[PA] • Tracy Satin • Jeanne Beaudry Tardif

2:00pm EDT

(Emergency) National strategy and regional reality: A systematic approach to disaster preparedness and recovery for cultural property Room 513 A/CErika Hedhammar • Lisa Nilsen

2:30pm EDT

(Emergency) Implementing risk management strategies for the Manguinhos historic site: protecting built heritage and collections. Room 513 A/CMarcos José de Araujo Pinheiro • Carla Maria Teixeira Coelho

3:00pm EDT

(Collection Care) Preventive conservation in changing times Room 516 ABLuci Cipera • Carolyn Leckie

3:30pm EDT

Exhibit Hall Break Room 210 CD/GH

4:30pm EDT

(Paintings) The History, Technical Study, and Treatment of Francis Bacon's Painting 1946 Room 710 AEllen Davis • Chris McGlinchey • Michael Duffy • Lauren Klein

5:00pm EDT

(Objects + Architecture) Issues and challenges in conservation of living monastic heritage in the trans-Himalayan region of Ladakh, India Room 710 BSatish C. Pandey • Noor Jahan • Joyoti Roy

8:30am EDT

(Sustainability) Preserving cultural heritage through the development of digital technologies and community engagment Room 516 ABSarah E. Braun • Jessica Kaisaris

9:00am EDT

(Photographic Materials) Understanding Temperature and Moisture Equilibration: A Path towards Sustainable Strategies for Museum, Library and Archives Collections Room 516 CDJean-Louis Bigourdan

9:30am EDT

(Sustainability) An Unexpected Challenge – Can Shared Risk Make Good Bedfellows? Room 516 ABJohn Castle • Lois Olcott Price

10:00am EDT

Exhibit Hall Break Room 210 CD/GH

10:30am EDT

(Sustainability) Sustainable Preservation on a Small Island – Interdisciplinary Approaches to Passive and Mechanized Environments Room 516 ABRonald Harvey • Jeremy Linden • Jennifer Pye

11:00am EDT

(Research and Technical Studies) Imaging of Analog Materials and Machine-Dependent Formats Room 511 B/EFenella France • Peter Alyea • Meghan A. Wilson

11:30am EDT

(Sustainability) Sustainable Energy Reductions without Relaxed Environmental Criteria for a Hypothetical Museum in Montreal Room 516 ABWilliam P. Lull

2:00pm EDT

(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) The Uses of Oral History in Documenting Disasters: A Case Study of the Florence Flood Room 210 AB/EFRebecca Anne Rushfield • Joyce H. Stoner

2:30pm EDT

(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) Race, Diversity and Politics in Conservation: Our 21st Century Crisis Room 210 AB/EFSanchita Balachandran-[Fellow]

3:00pm EDT

(General Session: Lead by Example - Models to Follow) Damage and Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Poland: Lessons from the Past, Initiatives for the Future Room 516 CDJulio M. del Hoyo-Meléndez • Joanna Sobczyk

3:30pm EDT

Poster Authors Q&A Session & Exhibit Hall Break Room 210 CD/GH

4:30pm EDT

(General Session: Get Ready, Get Set - Emergency Preparedness) The Royal Palace and Square of Patan, Nepal and the Earthquake 2015 - imidiate actions and midterm planning Room 710 AMartina Haselberger • Marija Milchin • Gabriela Krist • Marija Milchin • Kathrin Schmidt • Manfred Trummer

5:00pm EDT

(General Session: Get Ready, Get Set - Emergency Preparedness) Cultural Heritage During Armed Conflict and Planning for the Future in Syria and Iraq: The ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives Room 710 AAllison Cuneo • Michael Danti • LeeAnn Barnes Gordon • Susan Penacho

2:30pm EDT

(Emergency) Emergency Preservation during Armed Conflict: Protecting the Ma’arra Museum in Syria Room 513 A/CDr. Brian Daniels • Corine Wegener

3:00pm EDT

(Emergency) The Iraqi Institute: conservation’s role in disaster preparedness, recovery and long-term redevelopment Room 513 A/CJessica Johnson

4:00pm EDT

Closing Reception and AIC & CAC Awards Presentations Room 710