Resume

Sarah has done a wide range of things at the Behringer Crawford Museum, including working events, helping with education programs, working in visitor services, and working in the collections and on exhibitions. During the Summer 2022, she completed an internship at the museum, where she did extensive research on the Northern Kentucky gambling culture, helped with exhibits, and helped with various tasks in collections. At other points during her time there, she has gained experience in collections organization and cataloging, exhibitions, research and much more. Overall, her time at the Behringer Crawford Museum has proved vital experience on many areas of museums and many skills.

Sarah has additionally gained experience during her Public History Practicum at the Hoover Historical Center at Walsh University. During this experience, she learned much about the day to day realities of historic house museums and did various activities as part of this, including using PastPerfect, creating social media marketing posts, and learning about security.

Sarah also participated in an exhibition design course with a team of students. Together, they learned the various elements of an art exhibit, including jurying the pieces, matting artworks, marketing, and installation. 

Sarah did a solo exhibition of artworks by Amos Nattini depicting scenes from the Inferno from the Divine Comedy by Dante Aligerhi. As part of this exhibit, she curated the pieces for the exhibit, designed the layout of the exhibit, wrote the panels and labels, created the marketing materials, installed the exhibit, held the opening reception, and deinstalled the exhibit. From this experience, she learned much about exhibitions and gained vast experience in exhibition design, professional writing and speaking, and marketing.