Organizer: School of Art
Venue: School of Art Lobby
Start Time: 5:00pm

Join School of Art alumni, students and faculty for a panel discussion and open forum, “Art History = Jobs,” on Thursday, April 10, from 5 to 6 p.m. in the School of Art lobby. 

Hosted by the Art History program in the School of Art and the Undergraduate Art History Club, the career event will have free food and drink and feature four Art History alumni panelists:

  • Bryanna Kristen-Knotts Denby (BA ‘11): Assistant Conservator, Center for Creative Photography
  • Audrey Molloy (BFA’15, Studio Art/MA ’26, Art History): Communications & Development Associate, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson
  • Nicholas McCullough (BA’19/MA ’20): Community Engagement Director, Office of Pima County Board of Supervisors
  • Whitney Sheets James (BA’10/ MA ’12): Art History teacher, University High School

The panel event is open to all, and undergraduate Art History majors and minors are especially encouraged to attend.

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