Julianna Sagliano

- Acted as a Student Ambassador for the Department of Art and Art History by being a representative at various University events

- Managed all Photography Department labs (critique room, darkroom, digital photography lab, and lighting studio) to ensure proper maintenance and upkeeping

- Supervised and trained work study students

- Led monthly progress meetings with professors and work study students

- Responsible for creating and managing photography lab personnel schedule

- Managed and updated the social media accounts for the UNH Department of Art & Art History and the UNH Photography Department

- Assisted professors in preparing the lab spaces for their classes

- Responsible for the management of all photography equipment

- Provided creative and technical advice to students

- Facilitated weekly meetings for the executive board as well as the chapter of 80+ undergraduate students

- Maintained good standing and communication with the Her Campus National office

- Accountable for the chapter organization and administration by reviewing weekly articles, financial plans, and event details

- Directed the Social Media and Marketing/Publicity teams to ensure the weekly media targets set by the National office were met

- Received the Pink/Platinum Level Award for Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 which placed Her Campus UNH in the top 20% of all Her Campus chapters

- Received 2nd Place for Highest Collegiate Circulation (Tier 1 - 10,000 or more women on campus) and 3rd Place for Best Team Builders in the 2018 - 2019 Her Campus Chapter Awards

- Taught students in grades 4th 12th
- Created lesson plans that covered the formal basics of each medium
- Incorporated projects that allowed the students to express their individual creativity
- Lead multiple mini-critiques in which students learned the value of constructive criticism
- Demonstrated how to display artwork and explained how this affects the meaning of the work

- Edited multiple Her Campus UNH articles every week, checking for grammar, punctuation, and clarity

- Acted as a Student Ambassador for the Department of Art and Art History by organizing events that allowed students to network with professors as well as professionals in the field

- Developed a strong social media presence for the department via Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

- Conducted tours of the department for prospective students

- Catalogued image collections through the use of descriptive and technical metadata standards

- Wrote articles for the Visual Resource Centers online blog

- Employed photogrammetry to produce digital 3D models

- Instructed students and faculty on the use of Adobe programs, such as Photoshop, Lightroom, & Bridge

- Assisted art students in developing their professional portfolio websites

- Catalogued a collection of more than 100 photographs by the German-American photographer Lotte Jacobi (1896 1990)

- Assisted in the development of a website dedicated to the 19th Century photographer Felice Beato (1832 1909)
https://unhvrc.wordpress.com/author/jes1038/
http://felicebeatoinjapan.com/wp/
https://sketchfab.com/unhvrc

- Assisted with shooting weddings at different destinations throughout the New England area
- Ensured that the clients were taken care of and comfortable during the photoshoots

- Assisted various shoots, including portrait sessions and weddings
- Enhanced knowledge about special effects and editing processes on Adobe Photoshop

- Wrote articles on a monthly basis on various topics, including art, fashion, lifestyle tips, etc.

https://www.hercampus.com/author/julianna-sagliano

- Assembled frames of therapeutic beds by using tools such as the band saw and drill press

- Monitored the critique room, darkroom, digital photography lab, and lighting studio
- Ensured proper use and maintenance of Mac computers and Epson printers/scanners
- Assisted students in all photography labs offering creative and technical advice
- Logged inventory and coordinated equipment checkout for students
- Helped manage the Facebook and Instagram accounts for the Photography Department

- Executed general office duties including filing slides and papers

- Cleaned, scanned, edited, and catalogued 35mm & lantern slides

- Photographed both 2D and 3D artwork for students and professors in the department

- Continued working here from August 2018 - May 2019 while being the Photography Labs Fellowship Student at the same time

Finalist in Photographer’s Forum’s 38th Annual High School and College Photography Contest & published in the book “Best of College & High School Photography 2018”

- Critiqued and gave constructive feedback on photographs from children ages 6 - 14

Appeared as a guest speaker on New Hampshire Public Radio's segment, "An Artist's Roundtable," which focused on careers in the arts http://nhpr.org/post/artists-roundtable#stream/0

Finalist in Photographer’s Forum’s 37th Annual High School and College Photography Contest & published in the book “Best of College & High School Photography 2017”

Finalist in Photographer's Forum 35th Annual High School and College Photography Contest & published in the book "Best of College & High School Photography 2015"

This Capstone project focused on the difference between raw photography and extreme photo manipulation as these mediums are seen as one cohesive unit in our society. I was interested to see how this affects people and the way they understand certain imagery. To see how common each of the mediums were, I put together a photography show made up of photographs taken by high school students from the Oxford, CT community. The students who submitted a piece for the show would have to fill out a form that disclosed information about their photograph (what camera it was taken with, whether it was edited or not, etc). I compiled the information I received from the submissions and compared it to my outside research which came from major photography publications and professionals in the field. This information was then presented to a board of judges from the Capstone committee.

Finalist in Photographer's Forum 34th Annual High School and College Photography Contest & published in the book "Best of College & High School Photography 2014"

Featured artist in the district-wide art show, 'Celebration of the Arts'

Featured artist in 'Teen Artist Spotlight'

Finalist in Photographer's Forum 33rd Annual High School and College Photography Contest & published in the book "Best of College & High School Photography 2013"

Featured artist in the district-wide art show, 'Explosion of the Arts'

• Finalist in the After School Arts Program's Perspectives of Homes Young Photographers Contest • Featured in the showcase at Arethusa Farm in Litchfield, CT