Our panel will discuss our varying creative experiences, including a development internship at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, a teaching collections internship for the Rochester Museum and Science Center, an education outreach internship at the Spencer Art Museum, and independent creative research while attending two dance festival training progrpms. From fostering accessible education, representing museum spaces, embodied research, and identifying valuable educational models, we engaged in modes of communicating information effectively. How do we make these spaces more accessible? How do we communicate, organize, and develop good educational models? Come to this panel to learn more about various art, museums, education spaces, development, fundraising, and more!

Moderator: Lisa Iglesias, Associate Professor of Art Studio

Presenters:

• Tessa Brown ’26 Art Studio/Data Analytics and Society
• Zora Lotton-Barker ’26 Gender Studies/History
• Maire Kettner ’26 English/Sociology
• Meena Relyea-Strawn ’27 Dance/Anthropology