Claire Gallucci Email & Phone Number

Rochester, Ny, Us

Rochester, New York, United States

-Coordinate daily tasks directly with the interim director of the Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation (RBSCP) department-Deinstall the previous Camelot-themed exhibit and return collection items to their housing, featured items include art, archival materials, and ephemera-Collaborate with the collection donor and Interim Director to conceptualize and Install the upcoming exhibit which will include archival material and fine art to be displayed in the Seward room-Engage in the early stages of planning and selection of materials to exhibit-Act as a preparator, preparing collection items for display by creating custom mounts to represent the exhibited materials best-Create and install a smaller exhibit for the main lobby of the RBSCP

-Develop the Art on Campus website as it stands to be a well rounded, cohesive, and accessible catalog for the public to utilize and understand the vast collection of artworks procured by the RIT archives-Oversee the archives art collection, including but not limited to conducting an art census, condition reporting, digital preservation, and (re)accessioning artworks-Installing exhibitions, employing manual labor and power tools to realize the vision of curators, supervisors, and additional collaborators alike.-Act as a preparator, preparing artworks for display and fabricating custom gallery mounts to best represent the collection items on display-Coordinate art collection pieces through the campus loan program, installing, researching, and preparing requests as needed

In collaboration with RIT, the Wehrheim Program funded my internship wherein I was tasked to research, revise and further develop the framework for the interpretation of living history in the historic village. Interpretive manuals are the guides museum Interpreters utilize to effectively execute their third-person interpretation of the 19th century; each house within the museum collection has one. With the Livingston-Backus House as a case study, my work would then be used as an outline as to how they would approach reforming all manuals within the collection to be dynamic, accessible, and amendable.

Rochester, New York, United States

-Equitably support guests with their needs in order to be an integral part of ensuring the best possible museum experience -Actively participate in the preservation of museum exhibits by maintaining the cleanliness and aesthetic of gallery spaces both during hours of operation and through closing exhibits at the end of each shift-Utilize adept communication skills through radio commerce during extraneous situations such as lost children, health emergencies, and other such crisis scenarios-Adapt a comprehensive understanding of the types of play featured, the history of exhibits, and its extensive collection of toys-Operate both the train and the carousel adhering to safety procedures and museum policy-Employ interpersonal skills to host special events such as birthday parties, youth groups, and other such private facility rentals-Facilitate monetary transactions at the admissions desk including but not limited to general admission, butterfly garden, and ropes course; as well as selling memberships ranging from the basic level to desired additives

Rochester, New York, United States

-Create a nurturing, comforting, and collaborative environment with both the children and their parents that allows for the best result for everyone involved-Adapt to the involved children's evolving needs-Facilitate informal pre-early childhood education prior to the start of the school year-Engage in play and create comprehensive activities that foster cognitive, creative, and emotional development-Cook meals and complete light housekeeping tasks

Cazenovia, New York, United States

-Served as a mentor to over 20 students to ease their transition to college-Managed incidents and mental health emergencies, such as roommate disagreements, hallway disputes, and Clery Violations-Planned weekly programs and large-scale events for residents to support social and educational development-Utilized interpersonal skills to build community in the residence hall-Created monthly bulletin boards and door tags that are inspirational, educational, and fun

Rochester, New York, United States

-Adapted to various roles and responsibilities including serving as a developmental drama teacher, stage managing, selling T-shirts, and managing sign-in table-Wrote, directed, costumed, and choreographed performances for Drama Kids Campers-Welcomed families and offered guidance-Aided children in developing public speaking skills, self-confidence, and creativity

Bachelor'S Degree, Museology/Museum Studies, Junior

Some College, Fashion/Apparel Design

Activities and Societies: 4.0 GPA Dean’s List: Fall 2020 - Spring 2021, Alpha Lambda Delta: First-Year Honor Society, The National Society.