A multidisciplinary arts professional with over a decade of experience leading exhibitions as a curator and designer. With a hybrid understanding of both fields, she has provided key knowledge and technical expertise in the success of projects through research, writing, development, and design. Her curatorial practice merges with her exhibition design sensibilities, focusing on collaboratively exploring how to engage artists and audiences with contemporary art through multisensory experiences. 

Most recently she was the Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art at The Delaware Contemporary, where she curated and coordinated over fifty exhibitions featuring emerging and middle career artists within the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as served as adjunct faculty at Delaware College of Art and Design, where she taught seminars in art history. She holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Museum Exhibition Planning + Design from University of the Arts in Philadelphia and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Sonoma State University. Her graduate thesis has served as a working model of incorporating art theory into the design thinking process with audience evaluation findings and data that were published for the 2022 SEGD Academic Summit.