Celia Clarijs Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

- Plans and implements social media posts across The Breman's social media platforms- Writes and distributes a newsletter for museum members on a monthly basis- Leads efforts to maintain current member renewals- Plans and assists with museum programs and events- Writes and submits high-quality proposals to current and potential grant-making foundations and individual donors- Maintains relationships with current funders by ensuring timely, well-executed reports, acknowledgments, proposals, and stewardship

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

- Gives tours of The Breman’s permanent exhibit Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years, 1933-1945 - Researched and composed a tour script for Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years, 1933-1945- Completed a four-week docent training program

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

- Leads efforts to maintain current member renewals- Plans and assists with museum programs and events- Writes and submits high-quality proposals to current and potential grant-making foundations and individual donors- Maintains relationships with current funders by ensuring timely, well-executed reports, acknowledgments, proposals, and stewardship- Assisted with the database transition from Abila to Salesforce

Tallahassee, Florida, United States

- Researched for and added material to the online exhibit Making Modern Tallahassee: African American Community-building from Emancipation through the Modern Civil Rights Movement- Researched former chairs of Florida State University's history department - Researched and took notes on the Robert Manning Strozier Collection in Florida State University's Digital Repository

Kennesaw, Georgia, United States

- Developed an interactive University Module on Weimar Germany using Adobe Spark - Transcribed an oral history interview of WWII veteran Faye Edwards from KSU’s Legacy Series Oral History Program - Assisted curator Adina Langer in developing an alcove case on Victory Gardens for the exhibit Georgia Goes to War - Developed a video on the Nuremberg Trials for K-12 audiences as part of the Museum of History & Holocaust Education’s History Hub series- Assisted KSU’s Department of Museums, Archives, and Rare Books’ Special Projects unit on a grant proposal - Assisted Museum of History & Holocaust Education’s Curator Adina Langer on her exhibit Words, Music, Memory - Created a screen reader accessible document for KSU’s “Power of Protest” University Module

Athens, Georgia

- Completed a five-week training program to learn techniques for creating tour stops and gallery games- Researched at UGA’s Special Collections Libraries and created tour stops and gallery games during Summer 2019- Led tours weekly at UGA’s Special Collections Libraries beginning Fall 2019- Created virtual tour stop videos for UGA’s Special Collections Libraries during Summer 2020- Provided reference services at UGA’s Special Collections Libraries

Athens, Georgia

- Planned and researched for future exhibits in the Special Collections Libraries' Peabody Gallery - Generated overview texts and caption labels for rotating exhibits - Assisted with exhibit deinstallation and installation

Athens, Georgia

- Developed educational materials based on art collections- Planned and implemented educational programs and events- Led tours at the Georgia Museum of Art

Athens, Ga

- Organized and attended monthly docent meetings- Took minutes at monthly meetings and sent out minutes to docent group- Assisted in gathering and formatting information on exhibit rotations- Posted announcements of regular public tours to campus and community calendars- Assisted in preparing curriculum and materials for Spring 2018 docent training

Athens, Georgia

- Customer service at the front desk: directed visitors, patrons, students, and maintenance workers- Ensured that unauthorized materials do not enter the building- Monitored phone, intercom, cameras, security system, alarms, and building calendar- Issued locker keys, parking tokens, and visitor passes

Master Of Arts - Ma, Public History, 4.0

Dorothy P. and Margaret A. Johnsen Graduate Fellowship in American History

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History, 3.88 (Magna Cum Laude)

Activities and Societies: Phi Alpha Theta, Epsilon Pi Chapter at UGABritish and Irish Studies Certificate Historic Preservation.