supervised capstone projects and independent research
Museums and the Shaping of Contemporary Chinese Art 2022-ongoing (Woodrow Wilson fellowship project, Olivia Zhong)
Public Understanding of Conservation / Public Understanding of Archaeology 2019 (Youtube videos for JHU Archaeology Museum, Elana Neher)
Accessibility for Adults with Cognitive Disabilities in Art Museums 2019 (white paper with case studies and visitor evaluation, Sabrina Epstein, presented at national conference on disability)
Human versus Infinity 2019 (student artist book, along with its installation and interpretation at three campus sites, Kiana Beckman)
Eradicating Tuberculosis 2019 (exhibition at the Institute for the History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dana Murray)
Interpreting the African Burial Ground at Catoctin Furnace 2019 (interpretive plan for a 6-stop heritage trail alongside the Museum of the Ironworker, Debbie Kim)
Present at Peabody (site-specific contemporary art exhibit, Julia Zimmerman)
Examining the Attitudes of Art School Students Towards Conservation 2018 (survey-based project Andrea White)
Morbid Obsessions: Exploring the Ambivalence of Death in Medical Museums in 20th and 21st century United States (Woodrow Wilson fellowship project, Sera Yoo)
The Missing History of the Hopkins National Pan-Hellenic Council 2018 (oral history and archiving project focused on black Greek life, Kwame Alston)
Black Education in Baltimore 2018 (installation in exhibition Enslaved at Homewood, Homewood Museum, Yeiji Kim)
Curse of Dimensionality 2018 (interpretation for HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts installation, Andrea White)
Homewood Stories & Archaeology of Knowledge Summer 2016 (audio tours, Anne Hollmuller)
Conversations with the Carrolls 2016 (museum theater performance, Sarah Braver and Helena Arose)
Rethinking Gulf Museology 2015 (Woodrow Wilson fellowship project, John Durovsik)
Motifs in Jewish Art 2014 (installation, Drew Lash)
To Glorify and To Sanctify: The Crown in Jewish Art 2013 (installation, Gabrielle Barr)