National Law Enforcement Museum

NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM

Director of Education
(2017 to present)

Designed the Museum's first education department, including staff, public programs; volunteers; and training simulator educators in preparation for the Museum’s grand opening in October 2018.
Designed a pilot program titled "The Affinity Project" to strengthen police/citizen relationships; partners included Prince George’s County and the Metropolitan Police Department.
Redesigned and implemented a new volunteer program to encompass volunteer opportunities across both parent organizations; redesigned the Volunteer Management System.
Served as lead administrator for the education department, including budgets, grants, employee performance reviews, and program planning assessments.
Implemented 450 educational programs, classes, workshops and tours to encompass school, adult, family and outreach audiences.
During the first eight months generated 150,000 in add-on revenue (not including admission)

Highlights from the collection included historical objects and works on paper.

A workshop and community activation plan to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community.

Adults programs include Witness, Conversations, Brewsday, Talks with the Curator and The Briefing Room

Family programs include Family Fun Day, Science Saturday, and Storytime.

Programs include school tours, onsite and traveling workshops, distanced learning, and forensic camps,

Volunteers include Volunteer Educators, Visitor Experience Volunteers, Event Volunteers, and Behind-the-Scene Volunteers.