>> When I went into the degree here, I knew that there were some different directions I could go;
I could either do collections management or you could do kind of hands-on treatment
and both directions are great but if you want to stick with more of the collection side,
you should look for a program that specializes in sort of preventive conservation,
collections management, hands-on work.
And then possibly look for a master's degree that can add a little bit to that.
I also looked for a program that was a little bit smaller
so that I could have more hands-on with my professors.
One of my professors here, I still talk to today, she gave me a letter of recommendation
for the job that I have now so it works out well if you're in a small program,
at least it did for me so I could get some one on one with my professors.