Brieanah Gouveia Email & Phone Number

Hawaii, United States

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Collections Management (50%):1. Enforces industry-standard policies and procedures to maintain and strengthen collections. Reviews and updates collection manuals (e.g. Collections Management Policy, Digital Preservation Plan, etc.). 2. Processes collections according to museum/department policies and procedures, and federal and state law. Identifies, inventories, and catalogs collections according to professional standards to enhance preservation, access, and use of materials.3. Manages the acquisition and deaccessioning of collections. Intakes and processes donated materials into the permanent collection. Develops and maintains forms and contracts related to museum activities (e.g. donations, acquisitions, incoming/outgoing loans, traveling exhibits, etc.). 4. Creates and maintains digital and physical storage systems. Plans and integrates web-based resources and services to provide online access to collections and exhibits. Studies and analyzes patrons' needs and recommends the best resources and technology to service them. 5. Assists with new exhibit content development. 6. Plans projects for and supervises student interns and volunteers Public Programming (30%):1. Plans regularly scheduled public programming on the Center's mission. Regularly surveys audiences about programming to assess and improve programs. Tracks and reports on program data (e.g. audience count, survey feedback, video recordings, etc.) Develops and maintains forms and contracts related to public programming. 2. Actively identifies and establishes partnership opportunities with other organizations including museums, educational institutions, historical organizations, and law-related agencies. 3. Publishes, reviews, and updates program-related content on website and social media.Misc. (20%):Grant writingDonor database managementWebsite managementPR & CommunicationsStrategic planning

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Title Change

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center: http://www.jhchawaii.net/Public programming Collections management Grant writing Fundraising Exhibitions Research

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

"Curate the Lifestyle You Desire" | RS-84842 | Certified Military Relocation Specialist and Luxury Agent

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Archives consultant at Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design

Honolulu, Hawaii

Conducted provenance research on the Museum’s ancient glass, tile, and manuscript collectionsInventoried new library acquisitions and updated the Library’s cataloging proceduresAssisted with installation of artist in residence Bahia Shehab’s exhibition at the Honolulu Museum of ArtAssisted with photography of collection objectsWrote blog posts for American Archives Month

Honolulu, Hawaii

Performs daily data entry via individual and batch entry to process and acknowledge memberships, and update membership records, through Blackbaud Altru, the Museum’s Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) programPerforms monthly renewal notice processes for general and premier members, and coordinates the printing and mailing of renewal letters with the Museum’s external mail houseResponsible for managing member communications, including Ka ʻElele Online, the monthly e-newsletter Supports membership revenue goals by strategizing and executing membership promos, acquisition campaigns, and, when appropriate, grant funding opportunities to expand the membership program to new audiencesCarries out training with front-of-house staff, as needed, to ensure the Membership Department’s policies, procedures, and program benefits are understood and upheldAssists with event planning, photography, and attendee check-in at member-related events as directedProvides excellent customer service to existing and prospective members through various channels of contact including face-to-face interactions, responding to calls, and answering emails

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Arts and culture intern, working between the Charity/Third Sector and Personal/Family Departments

Public Relations Office

Gallery (curatorial) assistant and event photographer/videographer, in addition to Fine Arts Departmental PR Intern

Executive member of Roanoke College's student-led newspaperWriter/Photographer (2013-17)Section Editor (2013-16)Web Editor (2014-16)Chief Copy Editor (2017)

History Department: "Slaves, Foreigners, Barbarians: Class and Ethnicity in Athenian Law and Life"The Summer Scholars Program at Roanoke College is a grant program that enables 13 students of any major with a GPA of 3.0 or higher to conduct rigorous, independent research for 8-12 weeks during the summer.

SAFE is a non-profit organization that conducts research and advocacy work concerning the destruction and illicit trade of antiquities around the world.

Fintel Library

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Falls Church, Va

Master'S, Msc, Art History

Activities and Societies: Courses: Antiquities Trafficking, Restitution, Provenance, Collecting Cultures, Object Biographies; Extra.

Bachelor’S Degree, Art History And Archaeology, Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Concentrations: Legal Studies, and the Classics & Ancient Mediterranean World Activities/Societies: Phi Beta.

Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Fulbright Summer Institute 2015