Megan May

10106 Renfrew Road 301-237-3821

Silver Spring, MD, 20901 meganfmay@gmail.com

Education

University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Anticipated May 2018

Bachelor of Arts in Art History, Minor in History
GPA: 3.9

Corcoran College of Art and Design, Washington, D.C. July 2014

Pre-college Program, Concentration in Studio Art

Related Experience

Teen Programs Intern- Smithsionian National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. June 2017-August 2017
Support the teen programs coordinator with two summer teen programs: IMAGINE=IMAGE and Portraits Alive!
Help participants ages 13 through17 improve photography, research, writing, and performance skills

Front Desk Attendant- Art and Learning Center, University of Maryland, College Park. August 2016 present
Greet students and visitors, answer phones and email
Register students for arts classes
Assist with special events such as the Stamp All Nighter and the First Look Fair

Cooking Teacher and Counselor- HoopEd Day Camps, Kensington, MD June 2015 August 2017
Teach and engage with children ages 3 through 14 basic cooking skills and creative recipes
Plan lessons and activities
Shop for class materials and general camp needs

Awards and Achievement

Recipient of the Eisen Award- University of Maryland Career Center May 2017
An award to supplement the costs of unpaid summer internships
Recipient of Judith K. Reed Scholarship- University of Maryland Department of Art History May 2017
An award recognizing a student of junior standing for their outstanding scholarship
Undergraduate Symposium Presenter- University of Maryland Department of Art History April 2017
Selected to present research at the annual Undergraduate Symposium in the upcoming Spring
Academic Honors (Deans List)- University of Maryland Fall 2015, Spring 2016, Fall 2016, Spring 2017
Achieved GPA of 3.5 or higher while completing 12 credits or more a semester
Gregory A. Wood Award for Foreign Language, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School May 2015
Award for outstanding achievement in foreign language, awarded by the foreign language department

Skills
Languages: intermediate French reading and elementary French speaking
Microsoft Office Suite
The Museum System: elementary skills
Proficient in Adobe Indesign
Intermediate Sketchup skills
Social Media- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr

Other
President of the Undergraduate Art History Association, University of Maryland October 2016 present
o Organize weekly meetings, coordinate guest speakers, plan museum trips, run social media
Unit Review Committee Member Spring 2017
o Selected to serve as the undergraduate representative for the Department of Art History Unit review
President of the Our Lady of Good Counsel Art Club August 2014 May 2015