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Berkeley, CA, US

Berkeley, California, United States

Manage information, communications, and calendar for the Provost, including supervising two administrative officers. Create and maintain operating procedures for the immediate office. Maintain and deepen knowledge of academic affairs division, UCOP, and UC. Diplomatically respond to inquires from various stakeholders including UC Regents, state.

Oakland, California

Actively maintained knowledge of department, UCOP, and UC in order to best prioritize meetings and issues for the Vice Provost (VP). Built and maintained collaborative relationships with UCOP and UC colleagues. Managed information, projects, and communications for the VP, including maintaining a database of assignments and training staff on procedures..

Berkeley, California

Maintained knowledge of department and acted as gatekeeper for the director. Responded to or delegated inquiries to senior managers as appropriate. Researched and prepared reports, presentations, and documents. Drafted and edited communications on behalf of the director and department. Managed the director's calendar, prioritizing meetings and resolving.

Berkeley, California

Directed communication and education departments, including brand identity, print and online communications, outreach, social media, publications, advertising, public relations, K-12 and adult programs, and gallery interpretation. Evaluated progress toward strategic plan goals, developed annual operating plan, created and oversaw department budgets..

Austin, Texas Area

Conceived and oversaw public programs at the University of Texas at Austin art museum including lectures, symposia, workshops, music series, film series, and exhibition-related programming. Collaborated with academic departments across the university on public programs and worked with colleagues throughout the museum to promote, support, and implement.

• Directed artist residency program focused on engaging artists with the communities and resources of Los Angeles, the Hammer, and the University of California, Los Angeles.
• Worked closely with artists to realize site-specific, gallery, and non-gallery projects and exhibitions.
• Spearheaded the museum’s artist council, a new initiative to integrate artists throughout the institution.
• Served as a key member of the museum’s strategic planning committee and website re-development committee.
• Documented and reported on the museum’s academic and residency programs to funders and to the general public.
• Oversaw, developed, and produced programs and resources for Los Angeles and UCLA communities including web-based materials, workshops, classes, and public programs.

• Developed and organized exhibitions and artist commissions.
• Oversaw exhibition catalogues and organized exhibition-related programs.
• Active in board development, fundraising, and collectors’ groups.
• Recommended works for acquisition, including presentations to the Board’s acquisitions committee.

Los Angeles

• Organized and coordinated exhibitions.
• Managed exhibition budgets and publications; oversaw and negotiated all exhibition related contracts; wrote and edited catalog essays and other didactic materials.
• Served as liaison with other museum departments, especially communications, development, education, registration, and exhibition design.
• Worked with museum director and chief curator on long-range planning.

Minneapolis

One-year full time paid internship in the curatorial department at the Walker Art Center. Worked on several exhibitions including How Latitudes Become Form and Walk Through Time, a re-examination of the permanent collection.

San Francisco

Responsible for all aspects (public relations, fundraising, outreach, training, publications) of an NSF-funded inquiry-based astronomy education project pairing volunteer astronomers with 4th through 9th grade teachers.

Richmond, CA

Collaborated on outreach and fundraising for a nationally recognized community-based arts center.

Ma, Art Education

Ba, Literature And Cultural Studies

Graduated with highest honors (top 3% of major)