Stacy Meteer
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Chris Ubik
In a program is full of dedicated, motivated, and talented students, Stacy inevitably rises to the top. I have had the privilege of working with Stacy both academically and professionally. As a fellow student we have worked together on a variety of projects and her work has always been first rate. Her contributions are timely, succinct, well-reasoned, and grounded in the latest scholarly research. In short, if Stacy is on your team, you know the job is going to get done. This applies professionally as well. Stacy and I were colleagues at the National Gallery of Art, where we were both Press and Public Information interns. She is the consummate professional - organized, efficient, and goal-oriented. Plus, she is a wiz at Excel.
Amy Mannarino
I am pleased to recommend Stacy--she was the most competent and quick study of all of the interns I've had over the past six years at the Walters Art Museum’s Office of Public Relations. She was excellent at multitasking, and when I edited her work, she made timely changes and improved in her next task. Stacy really became an expert at using Twitter for promotion during her internship and worked skillfully to create interesting content related to our major fall exhibition as well as for a smaller focus show. She learned how to use the HootSuite application to track and monitor tweets about the museum and little intervention from me was needed. In the last week of her internship, Stacy was an enormous help with a last minute request from The Travel Channel involving a show called "Mysteries of the Museum." She assisted me in creating a pitch letter involving nine mysteries related to the museum’s collection. This included summarizing, editing and obtaining information from a variety of sources to create concise and easy to understand stories. This was on a very, very short deadline, and without her help, I would have been at the office all night.
Chris Ubik
In a program is full of dedicated, motivated, and talented students, Stacy inevitably rises to the top. I have had the privilege of working with Stacy both academically and professionally. As a fellow student we have worked together on a variety of projects and her work has always been first rate. Her contributions are timely, succinct, well-reasoned, and grounded in the latest scholarly research. In short, if Stacy is on your team, you know the job is going to get done. This applies professionally as well. Stacy and I were colleagues at the National Gallery of Art, where we were both Press and Public Information interns. She is the consummate professional - organized, efficient, and goal-oriented. Plus, she is a wiz at Excel.
Amy Mannarino
I am pleased to recommend Stacy--she was the most competent and quick study of all of the interns I've had over the past six years at the Walters Art Museum’s Office of Public Relations. She was excellent at multitasking, and when I edited her work, she made timely changes and improved in her next task. Stacy really became an expert at using Twitter for promotion during her internship and worked skillfully to create interesting content related to our major fall exhibition as well as for a smaller focus show. She learned how to use the HootSuite application to track and monitor tweets about the museum and little intervention from me was needed. In the last week of her internship, Stacy was an enormous help with a last minute request from The Travel Channel involving a show called "Mysteries of the Museum." She assisted me in creating a pitch letter involving nine mysteries related to the museum’s collection. This included summarizing, editing and obtaining information from a variety of sources to create concise and easy to understand stories. This was on a very, very short deadline, and without her help, I would have been at the office all night.
Chris Ubik
In a program is full of dedicated, motivated, and talented students, Stacy inevitably rises to the top. I have had the privilege of working with Stacy both academically and professionally. As a fellow student we have worked together on a variety of projects and her work has always been first rate. Her contributions are timely, succinct, well-reasoned, and grounded in the latest scholarly research. In short, if Stacy is on your team, you know the job is going to get done. This applies professionally as well. Stacy and I were colleagues at the National Gallery of Art, where we were both Press and Public Information interns. She is the consummate professional - organized, efficient, and goal-oriented. Plus, she is a wiz at Excel.
Amy Mannarino
I am pleased to recommend Stacy--she was the most competent and quick study of all of the interns I've had over the past six years at the Walters Art Museum’s Office of Public Relations. She was excellent at multitasking, and when I edited her work, she made timely changes and improved in her next task. Stacy really became an expert at using Twitter for promotion during her internship and worked skillfully to create interesting content related to our major fall exhibition as well as for a smaller focus show. She learned how to use the HootSuite application to track and monitor tweets about the museum and little intervention from me was needed. In the last week of her internship, Stacy was an enormous help with a last minute request from The Travel Channel involving a show called "Mysteries of the Museum." She assisted me in creating a pitch letter involving nine mysteries related to the museum’s collection. This included summarizing, editing and obtaining information from a variety of sources to create concise and easy to understand stories. This was on a very, very short deadline, and without her help, I would have been at the office all night.
Chris Ubik
In a program is full of dedicated, motivated, and talented students, Stacy inevitably rises to the top. I have had the privilege of working with Stacy both academically and professionally. As a fellow student we have worked together on a variety of projects and her work has always been first rate. Her contributions are timely, succinct, well-reasoned, and grounded in the latest scholarly research. In short, if Stacy is on your team, you know the job is going to get done. This applies professionally as well. Stacy and I were colleagues at the National Gallery of Art, where we were both Press and Public Information interns. She is the consummate professional - organized, efficient, and goal-oriented. Plus, she is a wiz at Excel.
Amy Mannarino
I am pleased to recommend Stacy--she was the most competent and quick study of all of the interns I've had over the past six years at the Walters Art Museum’s Office of Public Relations. She was excellent at multitasking, and when I edited her work, she made timely changes and improved in her next task. Stacy really became an expert at using Twitter for promotion during her internship and worked skillfully to create interesting content related to our major fall exhibition as well as for a smaller focus show. She learned how to use the HootSuite application to track and monitor tweets about the museum and little intervention from me was needed. In the last week of her internship, Stacy was an enormous help with a last minute request from The Travel Channel involving a show called "Mysteries of the Museum." She assisted me in creating a pitch letter involving nine mysteries related to the museum’s collection. This included summarizing, editing and obtaining information from a variety of sources to create concise and easy to understand stories. This was on a very, very short deadline, and without her help, I would have been at the office all night.
Experience
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PaintCare
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United States
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Environmental Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Communications Manager
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Jun 2019 - Present
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National Museum of Women in the Arts
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United States
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Communications and Marketing Manager
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Jul 2016 - Jun 2019
Assisted the process of rebranding the institution which resulted in improved perceptions of the museumSpearheaded the idea generation, development, and coordination the award-winning #5WomenArtists social media campaignCollaborated with and assisted in the management of a strategic marketing consulting firm on large-scale marketing projectsPromoted exhibitions by researching and analyzing target markets, creating media plans incorporating new and traditional media, and developing ad copy Served as the internal marketing liaison for rebranding strategy by developing and applying standards and procedures for information gathering and design deadlinesProduced, deployed, and analyzed visitor surveysWhile at the museum, specifically promoted and publicized the following exhibitions: More is More: Multiples; Ursula von Rydingsvard: The Contour of Feeling; Ambreen Butt—Mark My Words; Rodarte; New York Avenue Sculpture Project: Betsabeé Romero; Bound to Amaze: Inside a Book-Collecting Career; Heavy Metal—Women to Watch 2018; Hung Liu In Print; Women House; Magnetic Fields: Expanding American Abstraction, 1960s to Today; El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project; Equilibrium: Fanny Sanín; Revival; Chromatic Scale: Prints by Polly Apfelbaum; Border Crossing: Jami Porter Lara; New Ground: The Southwest of Maria Martinez and Laura Gilpin; Wanderer/Wonderer: Pop-Ups by Colette Fu; NO MAN'S LAND: Women Artists from the Rubell Family Collection; Alison Saar: In Print; She Who Tells a Story: Women Photographers from Iran and the Arab World; Salon Style: French Portraits from the Collection; Pathmakers: Women in Art, Craft, and Design, Midcentury and Today; Esther Bubley: Up Front; Organic Matters: Women to Watch 2015; Super Natural; Casting a Spell: Ceramics by Daisy Makeig-Jones; Picturing Mary: Woman, Mother, Idea; New York Avenue Sculpture Project: Magdalena Abakanowicz; Total Art: Contemporary Video
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Communications and Marketing Associate
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Apr 2014 - Jul 2016
Wrote and distributed press releases, maintained press images, and fulfilled press requests Worked with various museum departments to assemble, edit, and distribute program and exhibition information to press contactsResearched and analyzed opportunities for promotions and partnerships with other organizations to reach existing and new audiencesCoordinated with the social media team to develop content and maintain an editorial calendar for promoting programs and exhibitions
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American University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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PR Coordinator for the Arts
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Oct 2012 - 2013
Promoted the visual arts, performing arts, and museum at American University through various channels including press outreach, ad placements, print collateral project management, and community outreachCreated content, managed, and tracked performance of the social media accounts for American University Arts Promoted the visual arts, performing arts, and museum at American University through various channels including press outreach, ad placements, print collateral project management, and community outreachCreated content, managed, and tracked performance of the social media accounts for American University Arts
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National Building Museum
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United States
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Marketing and Communications Associate
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Jan 2011 - Oct 2012
Managed public and press inquiriesSupervised and mentored public relations and graphic design internsCreated press releases and media advisories to send to selected press listsActed as a liaison between the Museum departments and graphic designCollaborated with other departments to maximize positive publicity; organized print publications (postcards, Museum calendar, programs, etc.) from concept to deliveryManaged advertising from requesting insertion orders to creating copy to coordinating graphic designWhile at the museum, specifically promoted and publicized the following exhibitions: PLAY WORK BUILD; Green Schools; Palaces for the People: Guastavino and America’s Great Public Spaces; Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment; Cityscapes Revealed: Highlights from the Collection; Washington: Symbol and City; Detroit Is No Dry Bones; Detroit Disassembled; House & Home; LEGO® Architecture: Towering Ambition; Investigating Where We Live; Unbuilt Washington; Walls Speak: The Narrative Art of Hildreth Meière; Designing Tomorrow: America’s World’s Fairs of the 1930s
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National Gallery of Art
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Museums
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700 & Above Employee
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Press and Public Information Contractor
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Dec 2010 - Jan 2011
Created daily clips summaries that were sent to stakeholders and archivedPublicized the film program through appropriate outlets including Facebook
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Marketing Research Intern
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Aug 2010 - Dec 2010
Oversaw the implementation of an audience research survey for the Film ProgramCreated and conduct additional audience research surveys for other museum programmingAnalyzed audience research results to develop a strategy to increase program attendance
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Smithsonian Institution
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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700 & Above Employee
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Public Programs, New Media Intern
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May 2010 - Aug 2010
Compiled, organized, and edited program proposals for FY 2011, and created a cohesive, integrated marketing communications plan Implemented and managed a social networking campaign including blog posts, twitter feeds, and facebook updates in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of AmericaAnalyzed the effectiveness of the museum's online presence Compiled, organized, and edited program proposals for FY 2011, and created a cohesive, integrated marketing communications plan Implemented and managed a social networking campaign including blog posts, twitter feeds, and facebook updates in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of AmericaAnalyzed the effectiveness of the museum's online presence
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The Walters Art Museum
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United States
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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100 - 200 Employee
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Marketing/Public Relations Intern
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Sep 2009 - Dec 2009
Monitored press coverage from traditional and non-traditional media outletsResearched possible media outlets for special exhibitions using the Cision databaseDrafted and compiled media advisories, fact sheets, and press kits Monitored press coverage from traditional and non-traditional media outletsResearched possible media outlets for special exhibitions using the Cision databaseDrafted and compiled media advisories, fact sheets, and press kits
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Education
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2009 - 2010
The Johns Hopkins University
M.A, Museum Studies -
2005 - 2009
Virginia Tech
B.S. | B.A., Marketing Management | Art History
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