JOBS
Exhibition Developer, Flying Fish Exhibits
Exhibition Developer
Remote
January 2023- August 2025
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I worked with a team to design traveling exhibits for museums around the world! Engaging in mostly science topics, I collaborated with clients to bring topics to life through hands-on interactives, interpretive writing, artifacts, and immersive experiences.
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Independent Contractor, Frina Design
Exhibit Designer and Developer
Remote, FL
August 2022-January 2023
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I worked with Frina Design to redesign the exhibits at Weedon Island Preserve Cultural and Natural History Center. I researched, wrote, and developed signage, interactives, and digital interfaces for various exhibit sections (ecosystems, preservation, and Indigenous peoples). I also storyboarded videos, researched and identified pictures, detailed exhibit components for fabricators, and conducted decor and artifact inventories.
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Exhibit Developer, The Wild Center
Exhibit Design Fellow - June 2021 -November 2021
Exhibit Developer - November 2021- July 2022
Tupper Lake, NY
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As an Exhibit Developer at the Wild Center, I am working with a team to create a 3,000 square foot exhibit on climate change solutions opening in July 2022. Focused on storytelling, equity, and hope, this exhibit will showcase solutions in food, energy, the natural world, and community action. In conceptualizing and designing this exhibit I research climate solutions, brainstorm concepts, prototype interactives, build 3D models, sketch ideas, write and edit text, edit videos, code interactives, collaborate with organizations and individuals to create content, meet with collaborators, and move exhibit components from the ideation phase to the fabrication phase.
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The Place Where Project, Nancy Winship Milliken Studio
May 2020 -August 2020
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My internship at the Nancy Winship Milliken studio has consisted of two different projects that have allowed me to explore place attachment, public engagement in the arts at the intersection of environmental issues and social justice issues, methods of public engagement, and my interest in the interplay of light and shadow. Throughout the creation of these projects, I have learned about the importance of storytelling in public engagement, the research process behind the creation of art pieces, and explored the connections between humans and nature.
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Volusia Sandhill Ecosystem and Gillespie Museum
January 2019 -May 2021
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​At the Gillespie Museum I wrote and designed the weekly newsletter and maintained Throughline, an art in nature project I initiated for the local community. I also collaborated with other staff members to create educational materials. At the adjacent longleaf pine restoration area, the Volusia Sandhill Ecosystem, I cared for the native restoration area, removing invasive species, collecting seeds, and planting and propagating native Florida plants.
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ARTPORT_Making_Waves
May 2019- August 2019
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During this internship with ARTPORT_making_waves, an international non-profit working at the intersection of art and climate science to create positive environmental change, I assisted in the creation of their newsletter, writing an environmental article raising awareness about ocean pollution.
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