•Manage relationships between the Club, the instructors and the students through scheduling lessons and pitching the sailing school • Teach ASA 101 and 103 lessons and perform member checkouts and docking clinics

•Increased membership by 105% during the pandemic•Achieved highest revenue from Adult Education courses in over a decade•Instruct sailing, powerboat, kayaking and First Aid courses

•Managed adult education programming including scheduling instructors, making boat reservations, preparing program materials and following up with US Sailing after course completion•Processed payroll for 50 adult and youth sailing instructors•Delivered high quality, safe, instructional and fun programming to disadvantaged youth, persons with disabilities, adults and corporations•Supervised and taught a sailing curriculum to inner city high school students during an 7-week workforce development program•Instructed 40 hour Basic Keelboat course, 12 hour Introduction to Sailing and Intermediate Level courses•Taught after-school programming to inner city elementary students using a STEM-based curriculum•Facilitated sailing leagues and led team building exercises on access dinghies, J22’s and Sonars

Provided differentiated large and small group instruction, while utilizing the Responsive Classroom philosophy, for a K-1 class at Ross Elementary

Visitor Services-Delivered outstanding customer service to 10,000 annual visitors including selling more than $25,000 annually in combined admissions, memberships and shop salesInterpretation-Utilized interpretive techniques in line with NAI guidelines to deliver more than 400 daily 45-minute guided tours of two historic synagogues Administrative-scheduled school and adult groups, coordinated rentals of the museum's facilities, collected visitor data at the end of each month and compiled reports based on that data.Museum Store- processed transactions, checked in merchandise and cashed out at the end of each day.Volunteer Management-Recruited, interviewed, trained, scheduled and supervised 40-50 front of house volunteers to effectively interact with the publicSunday Floor Manager--includes opening and closing the building.Facilities Manager/Emergency Management Coordinator--oversaw repairs of the museum's facilities and updated/maintained emergency systems and protocols.

•Staffed admission desk, oriented 400 visitors and led daily tours and educational programming aboard the Sloop of War USS Constellation, the WWII submarine USS Torsk, the WWII cutter USCGC Taney, the light ship Chesapeake; and the Seven-foot Knoll Light House•Provided logistical support during overnight programs to groups of 10-60 boy scouts including cooking, facilitating hands-on program and ensuring safety and enjoyment aboard the ships •Led daily costumed presentations to visitors on shipboard mechanics and life

•Promptly processed, without error, over $20,000 in donations to include reporting and maintaining accurate donor records within the DonorPerfect database • Provided administrative support to the Development Office including conducting direct mail appeals, regaining lapsed members, maintaining the grant application calendar and preparing the newsletter. •Oversaw 8 docks and 30 moorings, managed seasonal and transient waterfront reservations, maintained the appearance of the waterfront campus and assisted with the logistics of special events•Taught youth and adult sailing classes on historic Herreshoff 12 ½ foot sloops and managed adult sailing rentals

•Delivered environmental educational programming aboard the schooner Lady Maryland to 4th-8th graders on water quality, oysters, plankton and weather in the Chesapeake Bay •Sailed between Baltimore and New England teaching gifted middle school students about whales and estuaries, navigation and supervising the students during daily routines and on shore field trips

•Delivered 4 inquiry-based ecology, botany and history education programs to 1,000 elementary students in the Presidio

•Publicized, prepared for and ran three-day teacher professional development institute “In Conflict & Crises: Teaching the Hudson Valley from Civil War to Civil Rights and Beyond"•Planned and organized resource fairs introducing teachers to museums, parks, historic sites in their region•Volunteered as an environmental educator aboard sloop Clearwater teaching navigation, local history and art and inspiring middle school students to develop a connection to the Hudson River ecosystem

•Developed and delivered a 30-minute guided tour of the Sandburg Home to adults, families, seniors and students encouraging stewardship and preservation •Managed daily opening and closing procedures of the site, processed and restocked shop merchandise through a POS system, and filled out daily reports of sale

•Provided visitor orientation in the Fort Wadsworth Visitor Center and Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge•Developed and implemented a nautical knot tying children’s activity relating to Gateway’s maritime heritage for the “City of Water Day” on Governors Island

•Delivered orientations and 17 different specialized programs for 8,000 students, teachers and chaperones using innovative pedagogical techniques such as hands-on immersion activities in informal settings

•Completed museum housekeeping, addressed catalog backlogs, re-organized curatorial records and packed and delivered objects for loans•Developed and delivered a weekly twenty minute specialized tour of the European influence on Saint-Gaudens’s art