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Washington, DC, US

New York City Metropolitan Area

- Designed HTML and XML tools for cataloging and describing digitized audio materials.- Described and cataloged the full run of On The Line with Brian Lehrer, a political call in show which ran each weekday from 1989 to 2002.- Developed and documented new workflows for adding linked authorities to digitized collec-tions to be utilized in new organization.

New York City Metropolitan Area

- Authored processing plan and DACS compliant finding aid for item-level processing of multi-media collection, including over 67,000 35mm slides, approximately 40 linear feet of personal papers and business records, oversized illustrations, and additional photographic and audiovisual materials.- Developed digitization workflows, executing.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Arranged, described, and rehoused complex archival materials pertaining to reproductive rights from 1960-1995, processing ephemera, audiovisual, and paper materials at item and folder levels.- Maintained the work schedule of a fast-paced processing plan collaboratively with fellow archivists. - Presented selections to library leadership and curators for.

- Continued digital stewardship work to promote knowledge for and support of archival work amongst donors.

- Designed and executed the Stewards of the Hungerford Deed opportunity, the central campaign in celebration of the 175th anniversary of the Smithsonian's founding, focusing on developing an understanding of unrestricted giving for first time donors. - Developed a cultivation plan for virtual program attendees, focused on data analysis and segmentation to.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Led the development of protocol and metadata standards for the Digital Asset Management system used across the museum through participation on the implementation group.- Charged with departmental records management, developing and implementing new standards.- Designed exclusive opportunities for donors to interact with the collection and archives in.

- Processed numerous paper and audiovisual collections, conducting arrangement, description, historical and biographical research for DACS-compliant finding aids.- Recruited and assisted in training fellow volunteers.- Identified and compiled metadata needed for digitization of multimedia records.- Developed and executed an open house for the archives.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Developed and enhanced programming and recordkeeping, engaging with local leaders to advance the national mission of advancing the leadership of women in the visual arts.

Columbus, Ohio Area

- Engaged with visitors in the galleries daily to enhance their visit, focusing on curiosity and play.- Adapted activities through collaboration with other museum teams

Columbus, Ohio Area

- Created resources for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or Sensory Sensitivities, engaging experts and developing materials for public circulation.

- Processed a collection of paper records and photographs from the 1980s, scanning and cataloguing materials for each of the 387 works of public art in Columbus.- Developed and implemented subject tags to create engaging thematic narratives for the collection, matching current topics of interest with historical context.- Created inventory used to construct.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Designed and executed social media plans for specific events and for the gallery as a whole, launching monthly artist interviews.- Engaged diverse visitors during multiple community-oriented public programs.- Collaborated with local and international artists to coordinate exhibitions and programming.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Aided the membership and development department of the museum with daily operations and long term projects. - Wrote, edited, and compiled grant proposals, annual reports, sponsorship packages, and donor and membership materials. - Corresponded with donors, members, and grant-awarding organizations.

Deland, Florida

- Worked closely with the director of the museum to catalogue and organize a large physical collection of documents. - Used these materials to create a new exhibit on the history of the mineral and geology museum, including organizing the exhibit and writing all placards and pamphlets.

Master Of Science - Ms, Archives Management, School Of Library And Information Science, 4.0 Gpa

Bachelor’S Degree, History

Activities and Societies: Chi Omega, WRGW RadioHistory Major with Special Honors, Art History Minor, University Honors Program Graduate.