Boundary Objects was founded in the summer of 2013 by a group of
recent PhD graduates. Life outside of the Ivory Tower can be difficult:
publishing research, finding work, staying in the academic ‘loop’. We decided
that we A support group can make all of these challenges easier. Boundary
Objects is an international network for early career researchers working with
museums and collections, run by and for its members. It is free of any
institutional affiliation, allowing it to operate purely in the interests of
its members.
Boundary Objects support members in three key
ways:
By facilitating research and collaboration by
providing opportunities online and in person, for members to meet, share ideas
and develop new projects together;
by
campaigning for the interests of early career researchers;
by
offering informal guidance, mentoring, a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on
when academic life gets tough.
There are many ways to
get involved in Boundary Projects through joining in discussions on twitter @BoundaryObjects
and through the blog which will be launched in the coming months.
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