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Junior Docent School Program - Milwaukee Art Museum

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- Gather in Lubar Auditorium for closing remarks by school contact person,<br />

school docent liaison (if desired) MAM staff, and presentation of<br />

certificates (10-15 minutes).<br />

One Week Before Graduation:<br />

Prepare nametags (with group number on each), certificates, and pins for the<br />

students. Nametags, certificates, and pins are available in the docent room.<br />

Prepare information for each docent (Group Presentation Assignments form and<br />

pins).<br />

Inform all docents that they are to arrive 30 minutes before the graduation is<br />

scheduled to begin and to stay until the gallery portion is complete. They can<br />

elect to remain for the distribution of certificates. Graduations are scheduled for<br />

one and a half hours in length.<br />

Walk through galleries to ensure that all selected works of art are still on display.<br />

Confirm special requests with the Coordinator of <strong>School</strong> <strong>Program</strong>s.<br />

Day of Graduation:<br />

Arrive 30-45 minutes early.<br />

Organize students‟ nametags on the table in the West Galleria. Students will<br />

collect their nametags before they enter Lubar Auditorium through the south<br />

entrance.<br />

Give Group Presentation Assignments form and pins to each docent.<br />

Go over any final details with JDSP Coordinator and Coordinator of <strong>School</strong><br />

programs.<br />

Give certificates and Group Presentation Assignments to teacher when school<br />

arrives.<br />

Help students locate their nametags. Let students know that they are to sit in first<br />

rows in auditorium.<br />

Additional docents may assist in distribution of <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Docent</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Program</strong><br />

admission stickers to parents and guests as they enter the auditorium. The<br />

stickers are available from the Coordinator of <strong>School</strong> <strong>Program</strong>s. All partially used<br />

and empty sheets should be returned to the Coordinator of <strong>School</strong> <strong>Program</strong>s for<br />

attendance tracking purposes.<br />

Make sure the docents sit on the east side of the auditorium. After the<br />

introductory program, groups will be called in order, one at a time and will exit<br />

with their docent from the door to the East Galleria closest to the stage. <strong>Docent</strong>s<br />

should hold up the group number so it is visible to the student participants,<br />

teachers, and guests. Families will accompany the tour that includes their child.<br />

<strong>Docent</strong>s should immediately proceed to their first stop to avoid congestion<br />

in the East Galleria.<br />

During the presentations, the liaison, the JDSP Coordinator, and the Coordinator<br />

of <strong>School</strong> <strong>Program</strong>s will circulate through the galleries listening to the<br />

presentations and helping with traffic flow.<br />

At each stop, after the student has completed their presentation, the docent gives<br />

the student their <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Docent</strong> pin, and verbally recognizes their effort in<br />

preparing and giving their presentation. NOTE: Some docents choose to ask<br />

the student if someone is present they would like to pin them, such as a<br />

parent or teacher.<br />

After the last student presentation, the docents proceed with their groups to<br />

Lubar Auditorium. (Please do not take them on an additional tour) Have the<br />

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JDSP – <strong>Docent</strong> Packet<br />

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