• Be alert and available to assist patrons at any time.• Keep the library clean, organized and easy to navigate.• Train new circulation-aide hires. • Check-out, check-in and put away library materials in an organized and timely fashion. Assist the library-aids at the circulation desk. • Provide patrons with information about library resources and events. • Keep up-to-date with popular new books, movies and library materials to further assist patron needs.

Intern to curator Laura Fiser. • Assisted with the organization and set-up of the summer 2014 exhibition “Matisse as Printmaker”. • Packaged and returned loaned artwork from the previous exhibition “Ruth Grotenrath and Schomer Lichtner: A Vibrant Life in Love and Art”.• Learned and applied the proper care and handling of works of art. • Studied the processes of cleaning and caring for outdoor sculpture in the gardens and proceeded to do so. • Started a large scale project of organizing and cataloging architectural blueprints and drawings of the Paine mansion in collections. • Researched the care and cleaning of the historical mansion. • Assisted the Paine’s event planner with the set-up of special events. • Gave a historical tour of the mansion.

• Oversaw front line of a cafeteria style, health food cafe with 2 to 4 employees per one hour shifts. • Trained new employees. • Prepared made-to-order products such as smoothies, specialty coffees and teas.• Provided dietary and preparation information to meet customer needs.• Prepared and set-up for catering events. • Managed front line opening and closing duties. • Proposed and tested new product and recipe ideas; such as making the switch from store bought to homemade chai tea concentrate. • Assisted with preparations and baking for annual pie sale

• Assisted with the administration of a large scale Joint Effort Marketing grant from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism to promote the arts (culinary, visual, performance) in Portage County, WI. • Wrote “Arts in the Area” itineraries for web and print on local arts businesses to attract weekend tourists. • Wrote and edited arts-related press releases, media advisories and articles for area events (such as for the Stevens Point Sculpture Park). • Assisted with the set-up and organization of travel “packages”: these packages targeted tourists from the Madison and Milwaukee areas and included lodging, tickets to events and restaurant reservations focused on the arts. • Extensively researched local businesses and events for the packages and to update the Stevens Point area website. • Promoted the packages via social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.

• Assisted with organization, set-up and openings of exhibitions. • Managed the front desk, opened, closed and assisted with the daily operating routines of the gallery. • Updated database of artist information.• Took inventory of gallery store. • Organized an event for the Christmas art sale titled: “Gift Gallery Student Shopping Night”; which included designing posters for the event, writing press releases and advertising the event via social media and word of mouth. • Collected donations for gallery events from local businesses. • Assisted with the creation and organization of the gallery’s first Recycled Art Show exhibition and wrote “call for artist” forms for the show. • Assisted with marketing and distribution of marketing materials to the community, updated the gallery’s social media sites and wrote press releases.• Performed sales and assisted with handling gallery finances.

Work at circulation desk in adult and children’s departments, account for money, answer questions, issue library cards, enter data into computer, shelve materials, answer phones, organize books, make photocopies, assist public with research and computer problems, assist with library programs and events.

Assisted the fine arts professor, Carl Johnson, with a variety of projects including the design for an art exhibition in Japan the professor was working on with a colleague in 2009, the design and set up of the professor’s personal art exhibition in Richland Center titled “How to Build a Robot” in May of 2010 and building an extensive amount of frames and judging student artwork for a UW-Richland scholarship fundraising event in April of 2011. Also assisted with general day to day tasks such as assistance with classes, cleaning and organizing the art room spaces, hanging student artwork in campus display cases and organizing lesson plans.http://richland.uwc.edu/

Assisting with student payroll, organizing files, cleaning, answering phones, assisting with campus meetings and programs, assisting with student enrollment days, making photocopies, making pamphlets and flyers, organizing invoices, accounting for money and checks, sorting mail, making deliveries around campus and posting flyers, working extensively with computer programs such as Microsoft Word and Excel.http://richland.uwc.edu/