Resume
| Sally
Mahlon Molenda Resume |
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| Education |
The
George Washington University June - August 1995,
Intern, S. W. Odland Interior Design, Old Town
Alexandria, Virginia, assisted in preparations for new Antique and
Modern Interior Embellishments Shop May - August 1992, Intern
for Installation Committee, Art Institute and Gallery, |
| Employment | Jan
2000 - present Salisbury University, Salisbury, MD, teaching Two Dimensional Design, Three Dimensional Design, Book Arts June 1999 - present, Goldsmith, G.B. Heron & Co., Goldsmiths, Salisbury, MD 1994 - 1999 (intermittently) Art Archival Framing, Classic Custom Framing and Gallery, Salisbury, Maryland August 1998 - 2001, Visiting Lecturer, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne, MD, teaching Introduction to the Visual Arts and Jewelry Design and Fabrication May - Sept 1998, Jewelry Designer, Peter Stone Co, USA, Ltd., Berlin, Maryland, researched and designed new lines of jewelry (often with historical references), software used was primarily Digital Goldsmith Sept 1995 - June 1997, Office Assistant, Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, Washington, DC, maintained files, _assisted in general office work, answered students questions regarding various University and individual school policies and requirements While serving as Interim Deans Assistant, I counseled students regarding in the preparation of petitions and in gathering supporting documentation and I acted on petitions and exception requests granted by the Dean Dean March- April 1996, Exhibit Construction and Installation, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC, helped prepare materials (bamboo) for, construct and install Hiroshi Teshigaharas environmental sculpture entitled “enteringartnature” July - August 1996, Peer Advisor, The George Washington University, Washington, DC, ran sessions during academic orientation to assist new students with scheduling and registration questions and supervised phone bank registration for transfer students 1994 - 1995,Graduate Teaching Assistant, The George Washington University, Washington, DC, helped teach Three dimensional Design and conducted individual critiques of student work Nov1993- May 1994, Gallery Assistant, The Dimock Gallery, The George Washington University, Washington, DC, prepared gallery for installations, installed works for various exhibitions 1992-1994, Fine Arts and Drama Instructor, Wicomico County Recreation and Parks, Salisbury, Maryland, During this two week long summer program, I encouraged children (ages5-12) to express themselves through the creative and performing arts This included teaching how to use various media and body movements to express emotions and individuality |
| Publication | Oct
1993,
article entitled Legionella Environmental
Concern, The Journal of Food, Dairy & Environmental Sanitation Fall 1992, Spring 1993, several photographs published in the Wooden Teeth, The George Washington University art and literary journal |
| Professional Service |
2000,
Guest speaker for session of the SU/UMES New Faculty Initiative |
| Volunteer | 1997,
Member Installation Committee and worked with Exhibit
Installation, Art Institute and Gallery, Salisbury, Maryland
April 1995 - June 1997, Anthropology Conservation Lab, Smithsonian Institution Museum Support Center, Washington, DC, assisted in object conservation, designed and built special mounts to support weak areas, etc. Occasionally designed and built packing mounts for loan objects to be crated and shipped |
| Recent Exhibitions |
2001 2000 1997 |
| Awards |
2001,
A Heritage of Aesthetics on Delmarva, first place award, Westside
Historical Society |
| Professional Membership | 2001,
The Book Project, Bedfordshire, England 1996 - present, Center for Books Arts, New York City 1996 - present, American Craft Council Art Institute and Gallery of Salisbury 1996-2000, National Trust for Historic preservation, Washington, DC 1995 - 97, International Sculpture Center, Washington, DC |