Collections Management:-Oversee the storage, organization, and care of the physical collection, ensuring proper labeling and preservation standards.-Maintain and update the database for all collection objects, tracking location changes, condition updates, and new information.-Manage accessions by evaluating potential donations, coordinating with donors, completing condition reports, and presenting to the collections committee.-Oversee deaccessions by preparing reports and presenting items for committee approval.-Train and supervise interns and volunteers in object handling, storage techniques, and collections care.-Conduct research related to accessions, deaccessions, exhibits, loans, and catalog records.-Drafted a DEAI Statement for the Museum which is in the process of being implemented.Exhibit Coordination:-Collaborate with curators on timelines, research, and exhibit design.-Prepare the gallery for installations, assist with setup, and troubleshoot creative challenges.-Coordinate with community members for object loans, ensuring proper documentation, condition reporting, and item return.Volunteer and Internship Management:-Recruit and assign tasks to volunteers based on their skills and interests.-Monitor volunteer progress, provide guidance, and assist with unfamiliar tasks.-Serve as the liaison with academic departments, assigning tasks, tracking hours, and evaluating intern performance.Operations and Events Support:-Assist with opening and closing procedures and serve as the public contact for visitors, vendors, and community inquiries.-Help develop and distribute newsletters, social media content, and marketing materials.-Perform basic financial tasks, such as cash reconciliation, donation tracking, and preparing acknowledgements for donors.-Assist in planning and executing special events, such as Art Walks, galas, and exhibit openings, including setup, logistics, and coordination with vendors and staff.

Attend monthly discussions with the CTL Director, Staff, and campus experts.Led collaborative efforts throughout the academic year to advance identified projects aimed at proactively adapting teaching methodologies for an enhanced student experience leading a workshop on Bringing Creativity Into the Classroom.Established a legacy project—an online resource featuring degree requirement specifics, exemplary theses, comprehensive exam documentation, and more.

Direct a range of responsibilities encompassing the coordination of testing locations, moderation of lectures, creation of lesson plan outlines for fellow TAs, and assist the department in training and evaluating TAs.

Teach three weekly recitations for Global Art and Visual Culture (Fall) and US Art Across Cultures (Spring).Lecture and lead undergraduate discussions during recitations.Collaborate with Lecturer and fellow TA's to create course material.

Conducted step-by-step painting classes for diverse events, including kids' parties, date nights, open studios, and private gatherings; including traveling to events hosted throughout the Wilmington area.Managed paintbrush maintenance including cleaning, treating, and trimming.Facilitated the sale of paintings created by the studio's artists (including my own) to visitors.Provided training to new artists, ensuring they were proficient in duties.

Worked with curatorial staff to perform all aspects of collections management, registration, and curatorial work.Researched Black Mountain College objects from the collection and developed a research project.Created metadata for archival objects and utilized EmbARK Museum Software.Worked with learning and engagement, curatorial, and communications staff to build original short-form audio-visual resources relevant to the BMC Collection for the Museum's website.

Maintained a comprehensive inventory of the art collection within PastPerfect Museum DatabaseAssisted the university community with selection, viewing and delivery of artwork.Curated exhibitions throughout the library with artifacts from the Museum of World Cultures at Randall Library.Transcribed documents from the university archives.