Guest Post by Sheryl Steins, Author of "The Day of First Sun"
Please enjoy this guest post by Sheryl Steines, author of the urban fantasy novel, The Day of First Sun . Then read on to learn how you can ...
MathAlive at the Ripley Center and The Last Reef in IMAX 3D
Day 1 African Art: Volunteer Orientation & Lunch @ American Indian
FINALLY I have become an official Smithy volunteer for the National Museum of African Art. EEEEEEeeee I’m so excited and the week aft...
I was a Guest Blogger on "I'm Sorry But..."
Seriously, I promise I will get my museum post up soon! In the mean time, I was a guest blogger on my BFF's Kayla's blog, I'm So...
Guest post by author Brian Holers. Doxology: Not just for Christians
I'm sorry it's been so long since my last post. My excuse is that I've been SUPER busy reading the novel Doxology. Right now I...
Day 2 Volunteering: Slow Castle day and Where for art thou Clint Eastwood?
ReadIt1st Submission, The Lucky One
Day 1 Volunteering: Behind the Castle Desk
All volunteers are required to serve their first day on the job at the Castle answering visitors' general Smithsonian questions . Th...
Day 5 Training: The Big Exam and Natural History
Metro Reads: Matched, by Ally Condie
There has been some hype surrounding Ally Condie’s post-apocalyptic YA romance novel, Matched . It has been compared to T...
Day 4 Training: How to be Nice to Tourists and National Portrait Gallery
Wow! It feels like I haven’t blogged in forever, when in reality it’s only been about a week since my last training. Maybe I feel thi...
Day 3 Training: Computer Learning at Natural History and Reynolds Center
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About Me
- Elizabeth
- Elizabeth is a recent graduate from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, receiving a B.A. in Mathematics. Soon after wards, she moved from a smaller county in S.W. VA to a busy city in the NOVA metro area for her job. Through her love of learning and tourist attractions, she has decided to start volunteering with the Smithsonian museums. This blog will record her experiences volunteering as well as her thoughts on various museums or exhibits (or anything touristy really). "Thank you so much for visiting my blog. I hope it makes you want to visit D.C. sometime. If not, maybe it can inspire you to become a fake tourist in your own town (or a museum volunteer)."
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