MUSEletter

What is the MUSEletter?
MUSEletter is a weekly email that contains an aggregation of various Museum Studies related announcements, reminders and events, which is sent out on Mondays. If there is a week where there are no announcements, the MUSEletter will simply not go out. Please note that the MUSEletter is independent of the UTGSU Digest and is therefore emailed separately. Please be sure to read it to keep up with all of our events!
What if there is an announcement that cannot wait until the following week?
We understand that sometimes there may be great opportunities with fast approaching deadlines or sudden notifications of which students should be aware. In that case, MUSEletter’s cousin MUSEflash will take over. MUSEflash is a brief and to the point email that may go out on any week day. Make sure to keep your eye out for it!
What if I want something included in the MUSEletter?
If you would like to notify the student body about something that enriches the Museum Studies experience, please send it to mussa.ischool@gmail.com by the end of day Friday with the subject heading “MUSEletter” in order for it to be included in the MUSEletter on Monday. Content we deem unsuitable or against our mission will be declined at MUSSA's discretion, with an explanation.
What if I miss the Friday deadline?
If you miss the Friday deadline, send us your content anyway and we will put it in queue for the next MUSEletter. Since the purpose is to have a more organized email distribution system, your announcement might have to wait unless there are special circumstances (see Question 2).

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MUSSA acknowledges the past and ongoing role of museums in colonialism and are committed to overcoming and reforming oppressive practices within the iSchool and larger museum community. MUSSA operates on the traditional lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit, Wendat peoples, Haudenosaunee, and Anishinaabe. We are thankful to be situated on Turtle Island and for the opportunity to learn and work on the land.

MUSSA is a student association of the University of Toronto and as such is committed to the university’s goals of equity, human rights, and respect for diversity. All members of the learning environment should strive to create an atmosphere of mutual respect where all members of our community can express themselves, engage with one another, and respect one another’s differences. The University of Toronto does not condone discrimination, violence or harassment against any persons or communities. As University of Toronto students, MUSSA members are bound by the University of Toronto’s Code of Student Conduct and are expected to act in a manner that is appropriate and respectful while fulfilling their role on MUSSA.