•Museum Educator over High School and Teacher Programs•Work as a liaison between High School programs (Art Royalty, Junior Art Guild, High School Volunteers) •Serve as an advocate for secondary teachers, including coordinating Evenings for Educators throughout Utah•Develop curriculum for High School outreach programs and teacher programs

•Visit elementary, middle and high schools to teach students about art and art making •Travel all over Utah to bring students art education•Assist in museum exhibitions•Conduct tours for museum visitors

•Plan events and opening nights for the public - this includes First Friday events for about 1000 visitors•Coordinate workshops which allow the public to interact with artists and participate in art various art projects•Assist in developing a new I pad App for public education in the upcoming Sacred Gifts Exhibition•Give tours to members of the community of all ages•Delegate tasks to other employees and follow up on progress to ensure successful events•Work calmly in high-stress situations related to event planning, including working within a strict budget

•Work with the Contemporary Art Curator and assist in in-depth research and writing for upcoming exhibits•Work closely in a professional atmosphere with artists and other museum employees to ensure successful art shows•Write text panels and catalog essays for the Work to Do Exhibit and various upcoming exhibits•Keep my research organized and accessible for all to use•Complete tasks in a timely manner

•Provide Human Resource assistance to BYU library employees•Coordinate events and conferences within the Library- Created aesthetically pleasing fliers using Adobe Programs•Teach and supervise training and employee development within the library, specializing in Customer Service trainings•Prepare and present New Employee Orientation to 10- 25 student employees bi-weekly•Helped to develop an Employee Recognition program within the library