Jacqueline Hudson, Phd Email & Phone Number

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

• Develops and sustains strong relationships with individuals and organizations (business, educational, religious, community service, social, etc.) in the African American communities of Louisville and the surrounding.
• Delivers presentations and workshops to build interest and capacity among community organizations to preserve and share regional African American history.
• Identifies issues of contemporary significance and proactively builds Filson collections to support research on those questions with input of community partners.
• Collaborates with relevant Filson staff members to prepare social media and print publication content that promotes the collections and mission of the Filson, particularly in Ohio Valley History and The Filson.

• Provide instructional and administrative services to students enrolled in ETHN 1010 Cultural Anthropology
• Introduce interdisciplinary analyses of race and ethnicity in the U.S. with regards to colonial conquest, slavery, and immigration and the intersections of race with other hierarchies such as class, gender, and.

Huron, Ohio, United States

Adjunct Instructor for Cultural Anthropology for BGSU-Firelands campus: Introduction to basic concepts and issues in the study of culture. Examines cultural variation in social organization, cultural values, and subsistence, and the differential impact of globalization.

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

• Investigated through written text and interviews to develop a narrative of the Civil Rights Movement in Anne Arundel County.
• Researched sources from Annapolis Public Library to create content for 6 National Park Service African American Civil Rights Network applications.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Carried out research related to Black women’s entertainment history that will be used as the basis for the second season of the Collected podcast.
• Conducted historical research using primary sources (including but not limited to film, images, NMAH collections, and audio recordings,) related to Black women’s history and music.
• Identified other archival collections relevant to the study of Black women in the field of entertainment, particularly in music.
• Conducted secondary source research and assessed scholarship as it relates to Black women activism in the field of entertainment.
• Created a bibliography of relevant primary and secondary sources that shall note particularly significant sources with annotations.
• Wrote a detailed final report characterizing and summarizing the primary and secondary source research findings.

St Louis, Missouri, United States

• Designing, organizing, and implementing exhibits, workshops and educational programs
• Overseeing processing of gallery exhibits and special collections, including writing labels, preparinggallery spaces, installing and reinstalling temporary rotating exhibits
• Grant writing and creating other development proposals relating to exhibitions
• Researching, interpreting, and producing content for temporary gallery spaces, touring exhibits, andpublishing content

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Researched information to tell specific narratives for the Northwest region about social issues in the African American communities.
• Wrote content for the three exhibitions for the museum’s reopening project that included introductory and label text.
• Presented final results from the research and content development to the President/CEO and Operation Manager for production with the graphic designer.

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

• Community outreach and archival research for the West End History Project includes history Installations – historical markers and bus shelters – on Black Cincinnatians and heritage trail in the West End community.
• Collaborated with co-researcher on as-needed basis to find photographs and create text on different native Cincinnatians and important landmarks in the West End community.
• Presented final results from the research to the Executive Director for the next step in the project.

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

• Wrote, edited, reviewed, and revised narrative, educational, and programmatic content for exhibits, including text for labels, media scripts, and interactive guides. Maintain National Underground Railroad Freedom.
• Conducted Gallery Talk programs as moderator with artists and experts to discuss the subjects that coincide with current exhibits.
• Created two digital storyline in partnership with Google Arts and Culture for their Black History Month initiative in February 2022.
• Met with potential donors to increase stewardship at the museum.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Conducted research on two Wilsonian Warriors – Ruben Santiago-Hudson and Rev. Dr. Dwight Andrews – for the Centering and Celebrating Wilsonian Warriors project funded by The Black Seed Project National Initiative.
• Met with other researchers on a monthly basis to present the latest results from the research.
• Sent final annotated bibliography to the project manager for the next step in the project.

Bowling Green, Ohio, United States

• Managed various special and on-going projects under the direction of 3 reference librarians.
• Curated a 4-subject exhibit on Black History Month in the pop culture library’s display case.
• Post scholarship about black culture on library’s Twitter and Instagram accounts for Black History Month, Black Music Month, LGBTQ Pride Month and Juneteenth.

Bowling Green, Ohio, United States

• Collaborate with the Curator in arranging artifacts for storage in the collection management project at the museum.
• Produce and identify files for instrument of gift forms and donated archival material.
• Provide scholarship and text for the museum’s Facebook page.
• Work with the Education Coordinator to help identify artifacts from donors.

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

• Researched, acquired, and organized digital media assets for the introductory films in 6 music galleries and the interactive African American music history timeline exhibit.
• Participated in negotiating prices for some of the digital media assets to keep within budget.
• Wrote research information in order to create 54 description labels for artifacts in The Message (hip hop) gallery in collaboration with the scriptwriter and curatorial team.

120 Mcfall Center

• Collaborated with the Graduate Dean to create 8 programs and activities for multicultural graduate students per academic year.
• Organized seminars during the academic year for engagement within the multicultural graduate student community.
• Researched information and panelists to help facilitate various in-person and online seminars within the program.

Greater Nashville Area, TN

• Assisted the curatorial team in proofreading and editing scripts for the galleries.
• Worked together with the curatorial team in picking pictures for different exhibit panels.
• Collaborated with the lead musicologist and scriptwriter in providing musical connections for the interactive tables.
• Expanded the CEO’s vision for cultivating relationships with peer museum institutions in the form of a proposal.
• Created a Request for Proposals for artwork to be displayed in the museum.
• Edited and provided suggestions for two lesson plans for educators in NMAAM’s RRISE program.

Findlay, OH

• Assisted the museum staff with various 5 holiday and museum programs by interacting with the public.
• Digitized 5 oral histories via Audacity in partnership with the sound archivist at Bowling Green State University’s music library.
• Researched and refined artifacts to be included in 10 box inventories in collections.
• Developed, organized, and managed 5 box inventories for (black) churches in Hancock County, OH.

Greater Chicago Area

• Reported directly to Sales Managers and Account Executives while completing various projects on a daily basis.
• Assisted Account Executives with preparing and expediting proposals to clients in order to sell radio ads on the station.
• Maintained account lists, client database and sales contracts booked for future reference.
• Attended sales meetings, training and client remotes as needed to create better working operations of the department.
• Performed general administrative duties including filing completed sales orders and copying radio scripts for invoices.
• Informed the sales team the systems and guidelines that are operated by other departments such as finance and traffic.

Greater Chicago Area

• Report directly to Promotions and Marketing Director and complete various projects as needed.
• Represent K-HITS Chicago to promote the station to listeners at different events throughout the Chicagoland area.
• Answer listeners’ emails and phone messages to supply answers to their questions or concerns.
• Train new promotions coordinators and interns on the daily operations of the promotions department.
• Greet contest winners at receptionist’s desk to distribute prize they won on-air or online.
• Manage interns’ productivity in the office and at K-HITS appearances at different events.

• Assisted in research of information via the Internet for marketing and social media initiative for programs and news at the Center for Black Music Research
• Assisted Manager of Publications and Membership in composing information for Facebook and Twitter feeds

• Reported directly to a Senior Vice President and other Vice Presidents in the department.
• Served as a staff liaison in the radio promotions department with artists that have sold 1,000,000+ units.
• Greeted office visitors and attendees to album release parties/label special events.
• Worked with promotional staff, radio personnel and artist management to promote artists in the marketplace.
• Provided song activity numbers daily and album sales numbers weekly for staff review prior to conference calls
• Trained new employees and informed current staffs on news, policies, guidelines and systems that were operated by UMG.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, American Culture Studies

Activities and Societies: • Graduate Student Member, Ex-Officio Committee - BGSU, 2020 – 2021 • Graduate Student Member, Library Advisory.

M.A., Arts Management Concentration In Music Business

Activities and Societies: Columbia Urban Music Association (CUMA)

B.S., Mass Communications

Activities and Societies: Newspaper staff during freshman year, Senior Class Secretary, Honors Dorm

Graduate Certificate, Public/Applied History

Activities and Societies: Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Member, 2020 – 2021 Association of African.

Certificate, Historic Preservation And Conservation