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• Researching objects in order to write targeted descriptions of the object for online auction sales.• Testing functionality of objects to assure that items being offered for auction are being accurately depicted for sale.

• Primarily responsible for developing new exhibits related to the history of transportation in Virginia, including but not limited to researching and writing content, designing text panels and the exhibit layout, artifact collection, and installation of new exhibits• Responsible for cataloging the entire museum's collection of transportation-related artifacts, photographically documenting, and entering records into the newly procured PastPerfect software programo Due to the lack of funding that occurred in 2000, this is a project that was more than 12 years behind and has not been given enough attention. Not only does it all need to be catalogued, most of the records are partial to nonexistent• Update and modernize existing exhibits to meet the public's need for history, information, and context.o Design of the layout of the content • Responsible for the care and oversight of existing exhibits within the museum• Responsible for accessioning new objects into the museum’s collection via donations with regard to the museum’s mission to further knowledge of transportation within the Commonwealth• Coordination of both incoming and outgoing loan agreements between other organizations and the museum• Research and production of oral history interviews collected from individuals related to transportation history and producing excerpts to be included in exhibit kiosks• Advisor at bimonthly Collections Committee meetingso Directly responsible for the writing of the museum’s collections procedures• Advisor for monthly African American Norfolk & Western Heritage Group meetingso Involved in the coordination of the yearly Celebration event• Invited speaker on transportation topics at statewide and regional conferences as well as for local civic groups• Involvement with local planning for the Virginia Association of Museums annual conference• Updating the collections area of the VMT’s website• Supervision and training of interns• Additional projects as assigned

Teaching Introduction to Public History course.

Responsible for coordinating and facilitating activities with and for students that help students channel their gifts and talents into activities for the student body and help bring balance to students’ lives. Responsible for planning and facilitating activities that help students explore their leadership style.Responsible for coordination and oversight of curricular activities that support a healthy culture.Plans and oversees Break Weeks and holidays.Coordination of weekend events (e.g. trips, on campus activities).Coordinate Carlbrook’s participation in athletic events that take place off campus.Oversight and coordination of the Student Store. Assists Dean of Students in the development of new facets of the Carlbrook program that enhance and enrich the students’ experience.

Conducted architectural history research with regard to transportation engineering projects.Drafted historical documentation for regulatory compliance to state and local guidelines, including Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.Conducted archival research, and field identification of various cultural resources.Assessed the effects of transportation projects on eligible historic resources.

Assisted in management of all administrative and sales functions in the university box office.Assisted in management of subscription ticket orders as well as single ticket orders by phone, mail, and walk-up.Provided second tier support to handle customer concern escalations. Scheduled and supervised a staff of fourteen work-study student employees. Handled disciplinary responsibilities when requested.

Conducted architectural history research with regard to transportation engineering projects.Drafted historical documentation for regulatory compliance within federal specifications with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.Performed research and field identification of cultural resources.Assessed the potential effects of proposed transportation projects on eligible historic resources.

Provided administrative and sales direction for the subscriptions office.Strategized with the marketing team to increase season ticket revenue for the organization.Directed season ticket order processing and renewals by phone, mail, and internet. Provided third tier customer support when required to procure continued customer support. Supervised staff of four subscription and group sales employees and seasonal staff of five employees. Managed Tessitura ticketing database and maintained the PACT computer database with regard to concert availability, patron information, mailing lists, etc. Worked with telemarketing managers to maintain the quality and integrity of the sales process.

Aided in implementing preservation strategies within the film archives collection.Assessed the extent of deterioration of the collection.Collaborated to write grant application for preservation funds.

Provided technical support to 114 sales outlets in Georgia.Supervised staff of five to nine ticket center coordinators.Managed ongoing training for outlet staff as well as the supply of ticket stock. Created and maintained work schedules for staff. Maintained ticket stock usage and refund inventory for outlets as well as catalog cash cards and charge slips. Submitted monthly sales figures, progress reports, and updated training reports for all centers with district. Managed disciplinary actions on staff members as required.