Giavanna Bambocci

Responsible for photographing, storing, and creating a digital cataloging system for over 3,000 works of Sylvia Schuster’s art. Researched Schuster’s past exhibitions and interviews to gain insight into her artistic process.

In the Fall of 2024, I was a core leader for ARTH-205, Renaissance Perspectives, taught by Dr. Kim Butler. In the Fall of 2023, I was a core leader for ARTH-205 taught by Dr. Joanne Allen. A comparable role to this position would be a teaching assistant.

Supervised employees on a day-to-day basis and oversaw daily museum operating activities. Provided guests with helpful information and interpretations about exhibits. Assumed responsibility for the reopening of the museum gift store.

Worked as AU museum Gallery Assistant at American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center.

Visual Arts and Museum Affairs Intern for the WNDC. I updated the VAMA catalog to reflect the current collection of objects on view at the Whittemore House. Specifically, I photographed objects and conducted research through examining the WNDC archives. After helping to digitize the works catalogued, I conducted further research to detail the objects’ history.

Captured and created weekly content, mainly TikToks and Instagram Reels, for Amore’s social media accounts.
Taught after-school courses to children ages 6-11 and served as a substitute teacher for other courses as needed. Designed and led a multi-week yoga class for children aged 8-10

Crafted over 50 original and unique jewelry pieces that have sold through social media platforms (Instagram and Depop). Utilized social media marketing and targeted advertising to gain new customers. Edited my own promotional photos and created my own business logo to represent my brand.

Worked seasonally during the summer starting in April 2021. I worked until August 2021, when I moved to college. I made products, assisted customers, organized backstock, and cleaned around the store when necessary. When I came back home after I completed my freshman year of college, I continued my work at Frosty Cow in May 2022. I was promoted to a manager position during this time. My new duties

Worked at American Eagle and Aerie as a cashier and sales associate. Assisted customers by finding clothes, ordering clothes, or trying on clothes in the store. Completed cleaning tasks around the store when needed.

Converted hundreds of paper files into PDFs and created a new organization system to track these newly filed cases. Assisted in answering phone calls and completed other clerical work around the office.

Greeted guests upon entry to the store, took orders as a cashier, expedited food to guests, and facilitated communication between the cooks and other employees. Trained new employees who were hired for a position similar to mine.

Recipient of the Abraham Veinus & William Fleming and Florence Fellowships.

Graduated Summa Cum Laude with a dual degree in Art History and Public Relations & Strategic Communication. Held multiple part-time positions at DC museums and in the Art History department at American University. Social media director of American University’s Days for Girls club.

Recipient of the following scholarships and honors:
Dean’s List
Elizabeth J. Maiden Scholarship
Federal Pell Grant
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At my time at Bishop Guilfoyle, I was involved in many activities. I was on the varsity cheerleading team from my freshman year to my senior year. During my senior year, I was unanimously voted to be head captain. I have completed 50+ service hours in high school through school led events and finding local charities that needed assistance. I was the head editor of my school's paper and yearbook. I