The Role of the Registrar in the U.S and Italy - Cultural insight (Example)

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[Your Name] [Instructor Name] [Course Number] [Date] Role of the Registrar in the U.S. And Italy. In the 1900’s with the nomination of Mr. Reynolds who was the first register this title became official. In the bulletin of the metropolitan museum of art issue number 4 of volume 2 in 1907 his duties were published. The role of a registrar or his duties are not considered new or have been recently formed. The duties and tasks of the registrar are still the same from the early 1900’s until today the only difference is the evolvement of duties because of emerging innovations like technology. For such innovations other roles are formed within the same organization like for example bio curator or digital data analysts. By definition a registrar is a person who is officially responsible for the keeping of official documents or a register (Goodwin 2005). In other companies he implementing policies and procedure in a museum. He collects packages ships and documents all the artefacts in a museum. He also is aware of where everything is even when in transit. He has to form a working relationship with his workmates like the curator as they are interdependent in their duties. European systems and the American systems differ greatly and their cultural work environment is very different. Works Cited Goodwin M. (January 01 2005). Tales of Resistance in an Australian University. Commission du Service civil du Canada. (1959). Salaries duties and responsibilities of registrars in Canadian Universities and Canadian Services Colleges. Ottawa. Lederman A. & Jindani F. (January 01 2018). Drips Gallery. Ojo M. Azham A. Heang L. T. & Yusof N. Z. M. (January 01 2016). Corporate Social Responsibility and Foreign Direct Investment. Ross K. & Nightingale V. (2003). Media and audiences: New perspectives. Maidenhead: Open University Press. [...]

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I will need a 6 doubled space pages on the history of the role of the Registrar inside a museum , the relationship it has with other museum's worker such as the curator or staff. Make a comparison between the American and Italian ( european) system. Compare different cultural work environments, giving if possible some examples. Refer to outside sources from scholarly journals