About Me

I recently graduated (in Fenway Park!), summa cum laude, from Northeastern University in Boston, with a degree in Business Administration (Entrepreneurial Studies) and Political Science with a minor in Art. I gained experience in art, events, and programs at Truro Center for the Arts Cape Cod last summer (2025), and currently  at the Washington Printmakers Gallery in Georgetown. I’m also part of the team at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington in Virginia. My love for working in museums and designing exhibitions began when I was a high school intern at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, giving tours to thousands and providing insight into new exhibits.

I’m always looking for leadership opportunities in arts programming and event curation and production. I have a desire to bring innovation and strategic thinking into an artistic environments to create change and find new ways to reach communities.

I’m also not afraid of research and spreadsheets. During my time at Northeastern University, I presented recommendations to the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority or the “T”) on how to better connect with the large student population in the city, and I researched water quality issues and created policy solutions for cities and communities across Cape Cod.

I believe art is essential for everyone because art, and creativity help us discover new ways of understanding ourselves and others. This is especially true when art is given a space to flourish and for people to gather. I pursued this more deeply when I completed a research project on the role of art in civic engagement, and I’m convinced, after hours of interviews and reviewing papers, that art is an important part of the way forward for connecting communities and strengthening democracies.

My interests outside of work are painting, printmaking, collecting CD’s for my car, and hiking. Please reach out if you would like to connect!