Michelle Hill

Michelle Hill, a seasoned art historian with a wealth of experience in museum studies, has established herself as an expert in museum curation, exhibition, and cataloging. Michelle holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Art History from Brigham Young University, and has studied at the University of Utah. Her extensive research and library experience has enabled her to provide valuable instruction in art and museum-related subjects, and she has previously held the position of Online Adjunct Instructor at Brigham Young University - Idaho.

Michelle has worked in various roles, including Living Historian at The Alamo, Museum Assistant at Steves Homestead House Museum, and Library Assistant at San Antonio Public Library. She also worked as a Museum Curator at Camp Floyd/Stagecoach Inn State Park, and as Assistant Librarian at Primary Children's Medical Center. Her experience in reference assistance and teaching have been an asset to her work as an Evening Weekend Supervisor at Weber State University Davis Campus Library and as Humanities Student Reference Assistant at Harold B. Lee Library.

Michelle is also skilled in grant writing, internet software, management, and Microsoft Office. Her interests expand beyond art and history to include French language and culture. Currently, she serves as Visitor Services and Retail Associate at Briscoe Western Art Museum, where her experience in telephone skills and customer service are put to good use.