Ashley Lorentzen Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon Area

management of educational outreach, sleep-over, science night, and day-camp programs with over two million dollars in combined annual incoming revenue, hiring and oversight of 75 staff as indirect or direct reports, project manager for cross-department education division program delivery improvement initiative and scoping for cross cutting Museum initiatives, managing outreach staff travel throughout the pacific northwest, scheduling and overseeing 40+ in-Museum evening/overnight events for community or school groups and 175 week-long summer science education enrichment classes for students entering kindergarten through 9th grade, business planning for division and annual expense and revenue projecting budgeting

running field-trip program for Boston Public School second grade students which includes hiring and overseeing 50 volunteers/temporary staff and scheduling field trips for over 3000 students annually, coordinating week long classes in summer courses program for students entering grades 3-8 which comprises teaching and writing curriculum (classes in astronomy, biology, engineering, physics, forensics, photography, and environmental science) and hiring temporary staff, live stage and outreach presentations (using animals, planetarium projection, liquid nitrogen, Tesla coils, and the world's largest air insulated Van de Graaff generator), senior instructor for sleepover program which includes designing and teaching workshops for children ages 5-15, creating and presenting professional development workshops for educators, producing field trip guides for schools, operating observatory for public audiences, coordinating insect program in Butterfly Garden for students grades K-3, education team for permanent exhibits and temporary exhibition "Dead Sea Scrolls: Life in Ancient Times", laboratory safety management team

assistant curator on archaeology exhibition "West Point Foundry: Unearthing a Past, Forging a Future," installing exhibition areas (including hanging works, label text and fabrication, and lighting), research and editing, art and collection photography, art handling (including packing for transport and condition reports), cataloging museum collection of archeological, historic, and fine art pieces, managing donor information, managing staff of interns/volunteers, running events for up to 100 people

Ba, Biology, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Bioarchaeology Laboratory Research Assistant, Women's NCAA Division I Rugby

Ma, Museum Studies

Activities and Societies: Hall of Human Origins Laboratory Intern at the American Museum of Natural History