Danny Smith, a highly educated individual with a Ph.D. in Art History from Stanford University, is a skilled project manager and has garnered significant work experience in various art-related organizations. Smith's educational background includes a Master of Arts degree in Art History from Williams College and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History and Studio Art from Carleton College. As a former lecturer at San Francisco State University and a former teaching assistant in both the Department of Art and Art History at Stanford University and the Department of Art at Williams College, Smith has refined their teaching skills. Smith also worked as a Studio Assistant at Jenny Holzer Studio, a Graduate Curatorial Intern at Williams College Museum of Art, and a Curatorial Intern at deCordova Sculpture Park + Museum. Still, their most recent accomplishments consist of being a Project Manager at Global Medieval Sourcebook and Ranch Intern at Judd Foundation. Their skills in project management, art history, and studio art have made them a valuable asset to many organizations.