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-Research and write about women artists for social media features and a course on Western art history that centers women artists of diverse backgrounds and geographic regions-Create a sense of community by fostering engaging dialogue in the Salon, a private online community devoted to women artists and women focused art history, through regular conversation, posts, interviews, and virtual events

-Managed Curatorial Department operations including office supplies, meeting planning and setup, and expense approvals-Coordinated RSVPs, calendar and contact management, and mail for the Chief Curator along with the Executive Assistant-Prepared a backlog of records for archiving according to institutional standards

-Drafted extended labels and section texts and prepared research presentations for collection shows-Presented gifts, prepared minutes, and tracked action items for Gifts Sub-Committee meetings-Updated object records and created checklists using TMS

-Facilitated remote and in-person literacy tutoring and arts enrichment programming for 20 1st-5th graders while implementing COVID-19 precautions-Designed and taught Storytelling through Art, a class for middle schoolers that combined visual thinking strategies and engaging discussion to explore contemporary art

-Researched and organized data on works and artists represented in a potential gift totaling more than 250 20th century prints and drawings by 100+ artists-Conducted research on artists Sam Middleton and Robert Reed, including biographical, art historical, bibliographic, collections, and auction histories-Researched and investigated potential exhibition ideas surrounding the American artistic participation in the 1977 pan-African cultural festival in Nigeria, FESTAC

-Planned, organized, and staffed programming that engaged the Notre Dame and South Bend communities with the Museum’s collections and special exhibitions

-Assisted students with intermediate economics coursework

-Assisted with the installation of the contemporary exhibition Bodies of Knowledge-Compiled primary source research for the 19th century landscape show Inventing Acadia and the accompanying catalog

-Compiled and summarized research on the exhibition Cities on the Move

-Constructed databases of potential local, regional, and national foundation, corporate, and individual donors that could inform future development initiatives and outreach-Digitized and uploaded to Raiser’s Edge a backlog of donor, gift, and department records and correspondence