I have many different responsibilities at my role here. I am responsible for managing all art sales via first person contact, phone calls, emails, and ecommerce platforms (1stdibs, Artnet) creating up to hundreds of thousands in revenue for the gallery. I create and process payments, invoices, and seller reports for sales and auctions. I also perform content management of our website and ecommerce sites.Also, I open and close the gallery on a daily basis, often being the sole employee for that location. I oversee inventory and facilitate artwork shipments to clients, designers, and other galleries. I also help curate gallery by maintaining visual space.My daily tasks also include art handling, shipping, and general gallery maintenance. Also managing all social media accounts including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram - grew followers by hundreds of people across all platforms.

As the Gallery Associate I was responsible for completing all administrative tasks within the gallery. I supported the gallery staff with all sales through coordinated client meetings and creating tear sheets on items. I also assisted in organizing all gallery events.

Duties included greeting and assisting museum visitors, processing retail sales and completing cash register transactions. Also organize and create aesthetically-appealing visual displays of merchandise. Other responsibilities were answering questions about permanent and temporary collections and exhibitions throughout the museum.

Attend all lectures for the purpose of being able to tutor students. Facilitate recitations weekly. Create lessons, powerpoints, and handouts to ensure students are being thoroughly taught class lessons. Proctor examinations, Grade essays and tests. Maintain office hours to meet with students. Meet with faculty advisor on a regular basis.

I was working as a Research Assistant for Professor Rosemary O'Neil. I conducted research for Professor O'Neill's Paris-New York: Interactions of Art and Design class. While researching, I used different libraries and museum archives throughout the city to find material.

At this position I assisted with inventorying a private collection, including documenting several thousand individual objects. I completed written files on items, comprised of the maker, description, original location, and object type. I was responsible for photographing individual and groups of objects to be used as records for the complete list of works. I also gathered information to build an Excel Spreadsheet for the collection. I entered data for several different fields of information on individual objects into a spreadsheet.

In my role at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Library, I answered questions, located books for visitors, and managed the daily operations of the library. I assisted student researchers in finding relevant materials and helped visitors and callers navigate the online collection catalog. Additionally, I oversaw the Interlibrary Loan program across all Smithsonian Libraries.

As a curatorial intern, I researched the Upper West Side to develop a guided tour highlighting significant locations near the New-York Historical Society. I also assisted with organizing and cataloging objects in the Luce Gallery, which involved using The Museum System to review object records and update photographs for each item.

At Gracie Mansion, I assisted with house and grounds tours, including managing the Gift Shop during each tour. I worked with the collection by conducting research, cataloging objects, and performing data entry for items in the house. This role also involved photographing objects and rooms. Additionally, I was responsible for organizing the storage room and cataloging the stored artwork during my internship.

My responsibilities included providing a safe, informative, and meaningful experience for all visitors to the 9/11 Memorial. I assisted visitors in locating victims' names on the Memorial using name-finding kiosks or smartphone and tablet applications. Additionally, I helped implement operational protocols for managing individual, group, and special interest visitor access to and from the Memorial.

While working at the Phillips Museum of Art, I was responsible for cataloging artworks, including paintings, watercolors, prints, and sculptures, using an organized system and uploading the entries into a computer-based program. I also assisted in curating and designing featured exhibitions. Additionally, I performed data management and administrative tasks to ensure the office remained well-organized.

In this role, I ensured the office was well-maintained and stocked with essential supplies to support functionality. My responsibilities included filing, data management, drafting, and editing office memos, as well as assisting with various administrative tasks across the department. I also contributed to website design and maintenance, image editing, and content creation. Additionally, I helped organize student field trips to Washington, DC, and Manhattan, NY, and played a key role in promoting art lectures both on campus and throughout Lancaster.