I was the editor-in-chief of Canvas, the McGill University Undergraduate Art History and Communications Journal. I was in charge of all aspects of the journal, including hiring, editing, website management, publications, and event planning. In this role I am able to share my passion for academic publications and the process of editing with new students and authors every year.

I worked on Ted Turner's Vermejo Park Ranch, one of the largest land preserves in America. It is a working bison ranch in northern New Mexico and the southern Rockies with over 500,000 acres of land to explore. Vermejo is converting to a luxury guest accommodation in order to become self-sustaining.

I worked with a local legal practice specializing in estate law. As an intern, I fulfilled administrative needs, worked with clients, and ran documents to court and records departments.

The Black Mountain College was one of the most influential sites of American art in the 20th century. Its influence reaches across genres into art being created today. The Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center continues and celebrates its legacy. As an intern, I work with their archives to maximize accessibility to research material.

This virtual internship dealt with the immense changes art institutions had to make in response to the covid-19 outbreak. My primary role was research and writing for our online presence and projects during the institute's closure.

Baehr Feet is a small, local shoe boutique with a growing online presence. I worked with customers both in store and online through email and social media. I ran the company Instagram account, e-commerce, and website communications.

This was a comprehensive introduction to how art collections and galleries function. I worked in research, curation, object management and organization, as well as staffing the gallery and interacting with visitors to the collection.