During my year abroad studying in Melbourne, I was able to spend 4 months (June 2019-September 2019) volunteering at the Women's Art Register: a living archive established in 1975 of women's art practice in Australia.
I volunteered at the Hatch for 1 year (December 2018-December 2019) as a gallery sitter.
I worked with a small team to jury submissions for the annual Visual Arts Student Association exhibition, and assisted in exhibition design and installation.
I have been involved with the Art History Student's association since September 2018, where I collaborate with a small team to improve the student experience for the undergraduates in our department.
I spent 15 months between 2017-2020 working as a barista at The Boulevard, where I learned valuable skills in customer service, working independently, and task management.
I spent 5 months (December 2019-April 2020) at MOA's museum shop, which involved customer service and specialized knowledge of Northwest Coast art and visual culture.
I spent 10 months (May 2018-February 2019) working as an Archival Assistant at the AMS archives. This position was a valuable introduction into archival practice, and honed my skills in research and communication.
In 2019, I joined UBC's Undergraduate Journal of Art History and Visual Studies as an editor. This role has honed my academic writing skills and improved my communication.
Multi-media zine capturing my very personal impression of the 2020 COVID-19 global pandemic.
Art History paper about the potential of the internet as an alternative exhibitionary format for Northwest Coast contemporary Indigenous art, and the ways digital space has been interpreted by Indigenous scholars and artists.
