Brianna Nuñez Email & Phone Number

▪Collaborated with Director to plan, develop, and host art exhibitions for mid-sized experiential gallery where emerging artists and curators work through their ideas▪Curated art and solicit artists for exhibitions; draft contracts and loan agreements▪Designed and host exhibition-related programming relevant to campus-wide themes▪Led installation/de-installation of mixed media art exhibitions▪Developed programs to organize and improve efficacy of gallery management and processes for exhibition pre- and post-exhibition▪Conducted mid-semester and end-of-semester Guided Reflection on Work meetings to explore student accomplishment, strength, and professional growth ▪Conducted end-of-semester employee performance evaluations to establish criteria for effective performance, facilitate student self-evaluation, identify and discuss docent weaknesses, and assign salary increases based upon performance▪Developed budget proposals to advocate for increased program support▪Effectively developed individual and organizational relationships to achieve goals and objectives set based upon overarching institutional missions

▪Functioning as guest services representative in admissions and conducting gift shop transactions▪Orienting visitors to museum, providing direction regarding programming and events, and acting as gallery docent▪Opening and closing the gallery, to include simulators, and A/V technology▪Researching and developing new public programs in cooperation with local and national organizations, including NASA’s Webb Telescope launch in Fall 2021 ▪Drafting and finalizing lesson plans for annual summer Clubhouse for students 4-12 years old▪Planning and organizing virtual activities for elementary students▪Research and development for upcoming museum exhibits▪Developing new strategies for community outreach and increased visitation in a post-pandemic, in-person environment while taking into account county and commission guidance

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Assisting with digital content and material for NPS websites commemorating the 19th Amendment Centennial.

▪Developed skills Drupal as an operating system for the creation of historical education website, ▪Research, drafted, and finalized inquiry-based module, Fighting Side By Side, on educational website ForUsTheLiving▪Digitized archival materials; updated learning materials for use in academic settings; prepared manuscripts ▪Designed, developed, and tested educational website for high school students▪Verified copyright and permissions; ensured 508 compliance for digital accessibility ▪Conducted oral history interviews for Veterans' Legacy Program; transcribed interviews

Spring internship with the Department of the Interior Museum assisting with overseeing the Art-In-Office artwork collection and handling the historical artifact collections.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Master Of Library & Information Science - Mlis

Bachelor’S Degree