Marcelle Scott is a conservator with specialisations in conservation ethics, management and pedagogy. She has a BAppSc (UCAN), a GradDip in Archaeology (JCU) and a Graduate Certificate in University Teaching from the University of Melbourne.
Marcelle joined the Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation in 2001, with the specific responsibility to develop a new conservation curriculum at postgraduate level, a first for conservation education in Australia. She is the Subject Co-ordinator and lead teacher in a number of subjects in the postgraduate program. Her research interests relate to conservation pedagogy and her current project, supported by a University of Melbourne Learning and Teaching Performance Fund grant, investigates interdisciplinary teaching and learning. Marcelle is a recipient of the Dean of Arts Award for Excellence in Teaching (2006), a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning from the Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education and a Conservation Visiting Scholar Award from the Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles (2007). In 2009 she was an invited presenter at the Salzburg Global Seminar "Connecting to the World's Collections"
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Dean of Arts Award for Teaching Excellence
Credentials
Positions
Casual
Historical And Philosophical Studies
Honorary
Historical And Philosophical Studies
Casual
Historical And Philosophical Studies
Trustee
The Copland Foundation
Member, Ethics Advisory Committee
Cunningham Dax Collection
Trustee
International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Professional Member, Bulletin Editor
International Council of Museums
Director Of Board, American Institute For Conservation Of Historic And Artistic Works
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Member
AusHeritage
Past President; Past Vice-President; Professional Member, Bulletin Editor
Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Graduate Certificate in University Teaching
University of Melbourne
Graduate Diploma of Arts (Archaeology)
James Cook University of North Queensland
Bachelor of Applied Science (Cultural Materials Conservation)
University of Canberra