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New York, NY, US

Provides support for Madison Square Park Conservancy’s outdoor exhibitions, including those in the landmark twentieth anniversary of the Conservancy's public art program.

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

• Curated "Form Forward: Brett Weston and Photographers of Things Unseen" (2022), "Akin: Capturing Human Intimacy and Tenderness" (2023), and "Past Lives: Performance Art Through the Camera" (2023)
• Supported the curation and realization of special exhibitions in the Contemporary and Photography departments including, "Nora Maité Nieves: Clouds in the Expanded Field" (2023), and "Surroundings: Video Encounters of.
• Pioneered new research efforts for the Museum's five Collections (American, Chinese, Contemporary, European, and Photography) to expand didactic text in galleries
• Developed written content that contextualized the display and interpretation of artworks across the Museum for social media, webpage copy, and programming connections
• Served as the Curatorial liaison for research and data-based art inquiries from both the public and other Museum departments

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

• Supported five curators with the realization of exhibitions and quarterly gallery rotations, inclusive of research, label writing, rights and reproductions requests
• Curated "Origin Stories: Photography of Africa and Its Diaspora" (2021), "Picasso in Warmer Climes: Works on Canvas, Clay, and Paper" (2022), and "Lalla Essaydi: Un/Veiled" (2022)
• Spearheaded efforts to offer all exhibition and collection related didactics bilingually (English and Spanish)
• Interacted and engaged professionally with the public and other museum departments as liaison from the Curatorial department
• Organized annual Works of Art Committee meetings under the direction of the Senior Director of Curatorial Operations and Research

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• Investigated the legacy of slavery and white supremacy against the development of 19th-century photography in the U.S. South
• Presented newly discovered histories of African-Americans at Emory College at multiple regional research conferences
• Sole Emory fellow selected for the 2020 January Conference in Cape Town, South Africa

New Providence, The Bahamas

• Launched an online-based initiative, with curated posts that educate the public about aspects of Bahamian culture and history
• Without the use of paid advertising, gained 5K followers in the first six months
• Facilitates in-person exhibits for national holidays
• Published “The Archive’s Role in the Diaspora” in the Black Archives Editorial 001
• Collaborating with iisabahamianbey (@iisbahamianbey) to deliver weekly historicalbased content to over 10K followers since February 2020

New Providence, The Bahamas

• Meticulously searched various archives for documents on the historic site of the African Hospital (located on the NAGB campus) for a forthcoming permanent exhibition on public health in The Bahamas
• Developed public-facing programming, including virtual lesson plans and NAGB campus tours
• Presented research on Art Park and African Hospital during Transforming Spaces 2020 tour
• Liaised regularly with local Bahamian artists, the NAGB curatorial team, and NAGB website manager

• Assembled primary sources on the histories of African Americans at Emory University and Emory’s School of Medicine for the NMA’s 125th Conference
• Conceptualized the virtual presentation of fifteen (15) profiles of influential African Americans throughout Emory’s history
• Led presentation of information through visual timelines at the Conference

• Assisted in installation and de-installation of gallery and mobile exhibits at local organizations
• Planned exhibit opening events, including the designs of graphics and layouts of the space
• Conducted research on subjects for the development of exhibit text panels and item labels
• Facilitated lesson plans for the 2020 Latino Youth Leadership Conference

• Worked under the direction of Dr. Tasha Dobbin-Bennett
• Digitized Oxford College Library Collections
• Conducted independent research on a newly digitized collection for the Oxford Research Scholar program
• Received the Alan Rackoff Prize for work with the Culbreath Collection

Bachelor Of Arts (Highest Honors), Art History And History, 3.97 (Major) | 3.75 (Cumulative)

• 2019 Alan Rackoff Prize Recipient • Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow 2019-2021 • Art History Honors Program 2020-2021 • Featured in the.

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Art History, Criticism And Conservation, 4.0

• Oxford Research Scholar (2018-2019) • Merit List (2017-2019) • Dean’s List (2019)

International Baccalaureate (Ib) Diploma Recipient

• International Baccalaureate Diploma • International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme