Curriculum
Vitae
last
edited 1 May 2006
Education
M.A., Museum Administration, George Washington
University, 1989
B.A., History, University of California at Irvine,
1984
Selected work experience
1995-present: CURATOR, Office of NIH History and
Stetten Museum, Bethesda, MD
1991-1995: PROGRAM COORDINATOR, Office of Research,
U.S. Information Agency, Washington, D.C.
1989-1991: VISUAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST, Exhibits
Service, U.S. Information Agency, Washington,
D.C.
1988-1989: MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR, National Building
Museum, Washington, D.C.
Exhibits and selected
publications
“70 Acres of Science: The National Institutes
of Health Moves to Bethesda,” e-book, 2006.
“Martin Rodbell: Discovering How Cells Respond
to Signals,” NIH Stetten Museum, physical
and web exhibits, 2000.
“A Revolution in Progress: Human Genetics
and Medical Research,” NIH Stetten Museum,
physical and web exhibits, 1998.
“The Ultimate Portrait Painter: Howard Bartner
and 40 Years of Medical Illustration,” NIH
Stetten Museum, physical and web exhibits, 1997.
“Researching Disease: Dr. Roscoe Brady &
Gaucher Disease,” NIH Stetten Museum, physical
and web exhibits, 1996.
“Measuring Fluorescence in Medical Research:
The AMINCO-Bowman Spectrophotofluorometer,”
NIH Stetten Museum, physical and web exhibits,
1996.
“Drugs as Opiates, Drugs as Research Tools:
Synthetic Opiates and Opioids,” NIH Stetten
Museum, physical and web exhibits, 1991.
“Computers in Medical Research,” NIH
Stetten Museum, 1989, physical exhibit.
“An Impact on the World: Three Instruments
Invented at NIH,” NIH Stetten Museum, 1987,
physical exhibit.
“Environmental Action in America,”
U.S. Information Agency Exhibits Service, 1989-1990,
toured Eastern Europe.
“Careers in Museums: A Variety of Vocations,”
American Association of Museums (first edition),
1988.
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