Ginny Lindsay

Instructor
- Taught Neuropsychology and Misdirection course, Marketing and Advertising course, and Fashion Illustration elective.
- Kindness, curiosity, and safety were at the center of instruction to rising 8th-10th graders.
- Immersed in a professional growth environment where weekly meetings were held with administrators to receive feedback, help assess performance, set goals, and improve organizational and interpersonal skills.
-Revised and edited course and elective curriculum weekly to best serve the interests of new students enrolled in the class.
-Provided valuable insight to the Programming Office about students' needs and wants. Taught Neuropsychology and Misdirection course, Marketing and Advertising course, and Fashion Illustration elective. - Kindness, curiosity, and safety were at the center of instruction to rising 8th-10th graders. - Immersed in a professional growth environment where weekly meetings were held with administrators to receive feedback, help assess performance, set goals, and improve organizational and interpersonal skills. -Revised and edited course and elective curriculum weekly to best serve the interests of new students enrolled in the class. -Provided valuable insight to the Programming Office about students' needs and wants.

Resident Assistant
-Built a community for rising tenth graders from a variety of backgrounds including international students.
-Managed a variety of residential issues such as homesickness in collaboration with a co-RA.
-Role-modeled myself as an enthusiastic college student that is never afraid to try new activities and make the most out of the day.
-Communicated nightly with Residential Directors about any concerns regarding residents.

Marketing Intern
- Created company LinkedIn Posts and worked to improve and grow audience interactions.
- Helped plan for an international symposium in Hamburg, Germany.
- Created a new system to better organize the filing system and important documents.Marketing and Administration Intern - Created company LinkedIn Posts and worked to improve and grow audience interactions. - Helped plan for an international symposium in Hamburg, Germany. - Created a new system to better organize the filing system and important documents.

Helped curate and organize the 12th annual Art History capstone exhibition at the Miami University Art Museum. The ART498 Capstone seminar course that resulted in the development of the exhibition was led by Andrew Casper, Associate Professor of Art and Architecture History. Art Museum staff supported the development of the exhibition by providing educational introductions to exhibitions development, collections care and registration methods, installation practices, graphic design, and marketing and communications. Experiencing the Divine: Devotional Practices of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity explores the function of religious devotional objects in the three Abrahamic faiths within three contexts: “The Question of Images” navigates the varying ways each of these religions have interpreted the Second Commandment and its prohibition against the making of images. “Tangible Devotion” features objects that worshippers may have held or interacted with during moments of personal or collective devotion. “Sacred Spaces” demonstrates how many of these objects would have been used concurrently to create a devotional space.