Education & Professional Experience

Karen has studied at Cornell University in Project Management, then at University of Leicester in Museum Studies between 2006 and 2008, then at Southern Connecticut State University in Cultural Geography/Anthropology between 1997 and 2000, then at University of Hawaii at Hilo in Anthropology/Marine Sciences, then at The Sound School in Marine Biology/Oceanography.

Karen worked for Self-Employed as Operations/Project Management Consultant between Sep 2019 and Jan 2021, for The Ali Forney Center as Administrative Consultant between Sep 2020 and Dec 2020, for International Center of Photography as Senior Director of Operations and Visitor Engagement between Jun 2015 and Jul 2019, for The New York Botanical Garden as Director of Student Services between Mar 2010 and Aug 2014, for Freelance as Collections/Curatorial Consultant between Jan 2006 and Jul 2014, for Rubin Museum of Art as Collections/Registrarial Intern between 2009 and 2009, for National Museum of Mathematics as Exhibit Manager between 2009 and 2009.

 Skills & Competences

Karen has the following skills : Museum Education, PastPerfect, Art History, Galleries, Cultural Heritage, History, Art Handling, Arts Administration, Volunteer Management, Grant Writing, Art Exhibitions, Museum Collections, Museums, Operations Management, Curating, Art Education, Archives, Interpretive Planning, Exhibit Design, Cataloging.

Karen speaks the following languages : Hebrew.