Ella Harris Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Internship title: African American Women Photographers and Their Art: Behind the Scenes in Collections Stewardship and ResearchResearched the works of African American women photographers as an American Women’s History Initiative intern for the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC)Rehoused and created storage solutions for over 250 photographs across a range of sizes and mediums in NMAAHC’s collections Received training in and utilized The Museum System (TMS) to research objects and track their movement while rehousing collections Worked with Registrars to prepare objects on-site for exhibition and to create temporary housing for a new acquisition of over 60 photographs Collaborated with the Curatorial Art department to research and write a collection story on Sheila Pree Bright for the NMAAHC websiteEngaged in NMAAHC staff meetings and professional skills workshops for internsParticipated in weekly cohort learning days, speaking with museum professionals about their work and career paths across various Smithsonian museums.

Managed front desk reception for the departmentPrepared materials for workshops, events, and mailings on behalf of the departmentAssisted department staff with administrative tasks

Compiled research materials, texts, and artwork related to the intersections of art, medicine, colonialism, and racism Developed two pedagogical materials on the history of Black maternal health and the othering of the Black female body in colonial timesWrote visual analysis essays on the history of white slave propaganda in the abolition movement and depictions of mixed-race women and girls in post-Emancipation paintingsResearched the history of Black midwifery, African American folk medicine, the connection between eugenics and birth control, and the framework of reproductive justice

Manage email communications with dozens of parents of eligible study participants on a daily basisSynthesize and input information from parent emails into family registry database Independently run over twenty trials with children from ages 3 to 6 for an ongoing study on how children learn new words Learn about and discuss developments in psychological research in biweekly lab meetings

Columbia, Maryland, United States

Scheduled reservations, answered the phone, greeted and sat customers, and prepared tables Facilitated communication among servers and restaurant heads, assisted servers with running food, clearing plates, polishing glasses and silverware, and refilling watersTrained and onboarded three new hostesses

Interned with nonprofit college access organization Let’s Get Ready after matching through Princeton’s Recognizing Inequities and Standing for Equality (RISE) programResearched the college access and success experiences of different student groupsUpdated existing tip sheets and created new college access and success tip sheets in order to provide more accurate and relevant resources for students Wrote analyses, and explored potential applications for frameworks such as community cultural wealth, critical consciousness, and cultural responsiveness in the context of college going Attended weekly cohort meetings with other Princeton RISE fellows to reflect on internship experiences and discuss topics related to racial justice

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, African-American Studies

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Civic Leadership Council, Princeton University Mentoring Program, Service Focus, Community.

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