Member Spotlight:
Adrienne Lei The Frick Collection
Adrienne Lei is Education Programs Coordinator at The Frick Collection, where she organizes more than 200 public programs per year for general adult audiences, as well as university students and young professionals. Her programming responsibilities include gallery talks and conversations, scholarly lectures and seminars, collegiate partnerships and courses, open sketching, and free public evenings. Additionally, Adrienne serves in an administrative and management capacity at the Frick, overseeing her department\'s budget and finances, grant proposals, internships and fellowships, publications, program statistics, and service contracts. She received her M.A. from Columbia University Teachers College in arts administration, and her B.A .from Amherst College in art history and studio art.
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Audience Engagement Lead - Brooklyn Museum
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Brucemobile Instructor
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Manager of Teaching and Learning at Brooklyn Historical Society
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Part-time Scheduler at the City Museum
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Part-time Museum Educator at the CIty Museum
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Elementary Science Teacher, Harlem Village Academies
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Per Diem Educator at the City Museum
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Learning Through Art Volunteer Openings
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2014 – 2015 Kress Interpretive Fellowship
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Education Director
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Manager, Visitor Services, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
LOCATION: New York City DEPARTMENT: Public Education and Visitor Services REPORTS TO: Director, Public Education and Visitor Services POSTING DATE: July 1, 2014 THE ORGANIZATION The...