Courtney Rawlings, Phd Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

• In Spring 2024 I will teach the course “The History of Architecture.” This part-history, part-writing course will introduce students to a variety of issues and sites in the history of architecture as well as teach them.

• Focus areas: Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Metaverse business, Social Media, Real Estate industries
• Summarize breaking news in short, fact-forward daily newsletters read by thousands
• Oversee transition from newsletter-focused company to social-news site
• Grow newsletter readership (I increased readership by between 50-100% depending on the newsletter)

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

• Write short essays discussing the history and significance of lesser-known sites or objects in Los Angeles County to peak public interest and secure future conservation
• Turn around edits in short publication timelines

• Work closely with faculty on their projects by researching topics and finding technologies capable of communicating findings to a broader online public, including digital visualization tools like Tableau, Google.
• Work as project manager to oversee my team of undergraduate workers by providing clear instructions on how to research topics and map their progress on Trello
• Organize public speaker events by coordinating visiting lecturers’ schedules, publicizing events across campus and on other platforms like NPR, and locating and reserving venues

• Write long-form essays on topics of my choice for a broad academic audience
• Discover new writers and edit pieces submitted for publication using MS Word’s track changes function, often resulting in the writer submitting two or more drafts

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• Develop novel methods for cultivating interest in obscure objects and engaging the museum’s vast audience, e.g., by installing a digital placard (iPad) alongside a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed desk that shows images of.
• Give public lectures to large audiences on topics relating to my research in order to engage the community, encourage membership, and fundraise
• Travel to museums across the country to assist curators by looking closely at objects in order to provide more accurate dates and provenance for art- or design-pieces that lie outside the curator’s field

North Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• Research, write, and prepare lessons for undergraduate students interested in the field of Art History and deliver lectures in both large- and small- classroom formats that present unfamiliar and difficult topics that.
• Develop students’ writing abilities for long-form essay projects that require them to use language descriptively in order to demonstrate one’s familiarity with a work of art or period so that they may accurately.
• Meet regularly with students one-on-one to celebrate individual accolades and help guide them toward strengthening their skills in problem areas

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Master'S Degree, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Bachelor'S Degree, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Architectural History And Criticism