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Portland, ME, US

Portland, Maine

Curate exhibitions, collaborate with community members, and contribute to Maine Memory Network, Maine's digital museum. Major exhibitions as curator (see outreach curator for prior work) include "Holding up the Sky: Wabanaki People, Culture, History, & Art" co-curated with seven Wabanaki curators, "Begin Again: reckoning with intolerance in Maine" mounted.

Portland, Maine Area

Responsible for working with partner organizations, communities, and individuals on projects associated with Maine Memory Network, a digital online collaborative museum. Curation of exhibitions online and at Maine Historical Society’s museum. Major projects I curated and co-curated include 400 Years of New Mainers; SPARK! Maine Art Stories; My Maine.

Portland, Maine Area

Responsible for reviewing records and comments on Maine Memory Network, a digital museum servicing 240 contributing partners in addition to selections from Maine Historical Society's permanent collections. Manage the digital image archives, work with contributing partners, catalog online exhibitions, and general production work.

Deploying my skills as a curator and anthropologist to guide organizations like museums, historical societies, state agencies, and land trusts through the process of collaborating to tell stories through projects like interpretive planning, exhibitions, renewed signage of historical markers, and organizing public events. Other projects include general.

Co-editor of the book, "Precious and Adored: the love letters of Rose Cleveland and Evangeline Whipple, 1890-1918" published by Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2019. Co-author of the chapter "The Cybercartographic Research and Education Network: From Indian Residential / Boarding Schools to Beltrami and Back Again." with Stephanie Pyne. In Pyne, S. and.

"Hidden in plain sight II: recovering Evangeline Whipple’s History"​ is a grant-funded position working with the Rice County Historical Society to research and analyze approximately 1300 records, and transcribe 400 pages of those selected archival documents in the Minnesota Historical Society's collections relating to Evangeline Whipple. Goals are to.

Maine

"Hidden in plain sight: recovering Evangeline Whipple’s Minnesota story through archival research"grant position working with the Rice County Historical Society to assemble, research, survey and digitize over 1000 archival documents and material culture objects relating to Evangeline Whipple in multiple institutions in Minnesota. Goals are to create a.

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Curated, facilitated, and contributed to internal and external exhibitionsConducted scholarly research; Supervised and directed staff to organize, catalogue and research collections; Provided care for and access to 25,000 ethnographic and art collections; Created and managed departmental yearly plans and six project budgets; Participated in development.

ReDiscovered Minnesota research fellowship includes research, consultation, and documentation in Italy and the United States of American Indian Woodlands and Plains material culture collected in 1823 by Italian explorer Giacomo Beltrami in the Upper Mississippi region, mainly in the area known today as Minnesota.

Physical and electronic database inventory of Museum collections; Collection management projects included writing manuals; lexicon development; design and implementation of storage systems and containers.

Master Of Science In Museum Studies, Art History And Anthropology

Bachelor'S Degree, Art History, Criticism And Conservation, Minor In Classics