Danielle Marshall

Multifaceted curator and museum educator excellent at working with a variety of art and general museum exhibition themes and designs. Well-organized and thorough in maintaining exhibition and educational event timelines and outcomes. Dedicated and self-motivated professional while running the management all of School of Art and Texas Tech Museum Education social media. Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to obtain a job within the museum, heritage management, art, and cultural sectors.

• Reflective & Pro-Active—A Case Study of the Museum Education Course at the Museum of Texas Tech University, 30th Anniversary Museums, Galleries and Collections Institute Conference, University of St Andrews, Scotland U.K., Scheduled May 2020
• Incorporating AR/VR Technology Within Your Museum: A Behind the Scenes Look, Live Webinar, Texas Historical Commission, July 2019
• Living in the Present: Using 3D Mixed Reality Technology to Enhance Guest Experiences with Museum Objects and Collections, Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts Conference, Florence, Italy, May 2019
• Exploring the Past with Today’s Technology: Integration of AR/VR within Social Studies, Live Webinar, zSpace.com, March 2019
• Constructing the Scaffold: Using a Constructivist Approach to Create Active Learning, Graduate Student Poster Presentation, 2017 Mountain Plains Museum Association Conference, October 2017

• Trustee of the Board, Museum of Texas Tech University Association, 08/2019 - Present, Act as a non-voting trustee member to aid the Museum of Texas Tech Association in providing support to the success Museum of Texas Tech University.
• President, Museum & Heritage Student Association, Texas Tech University, 01/2017 - 12/2017, Oversaw all MHSA-related activities including general meetings, campus outreach events, volunteer events, and coordinated 2017 Raider Welcome event ‘Hack the Museum’. Acted as ambassador between the student organization and other members of the Museum of Texas Tech University including administration, the Museum of Texas Tech Association, and curatorial staff. Mentored incoming graduate students of the Museum & Heritage Sciences Program through one-on-one meet ups on topics including program expectations, time-management techniques, and navigating of TTU graduate student services. Led prospective new student tours.
• Mentor, MentorTech, Texas Tech University, 08/2016 - 12/2016, Mentored incoming undergraduate students, through one-on-one meet ups on topics including academic success and balancing of personal and academic lifestyles.
• Treasurer, Anthropology Club, University of Texas at Arlington, 01/2014 - 12/2014, Managed financial records and budgetary needs, collected dues, and collected payments for club fundraising events.

• Raiders Who Rock Pursuit of Excellence Award, Texas Tech University, April 2019
• ·Excellence in IT Innovation Award (“Incorporation of zSpace within the Museum of Dec 2018
  Texas Tech University”), Texas Tech University
• TTU Kenneth Keith Museum Science Scholarship Award (awarded for 4.0 GPA), August 2016 - January 2019 Excellence in IT Innovation Award (“Incorporation of zSpace within the Museum of Texas Tech University”), Texas Tech University, December 2018
• 3rd place (27 entrants), Graduate Student Poster Presentation, 2017 Mountain Plains Museum Association Conference, October 2017

• "Living in the Present: Using 3D Mixed Reality Technology to Enhance Guest Experiences with Museum Objects and Collections", Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts Conference Proceedings, May 2019, Florence, Italy
• "Bringing the Past to Life with AR/VR, How to Integrate Mixed Reality into Social Studies and History Curriculum, Feature in “A SmartBrief Education Update”, Spring 2019
• "Material Objects in a Virtual World," M: The Magazine of the Museum of Texas Tech, Fall-Winter 2018 Issue