Susan Zwerling

Susan Zwerling has a diverse work experience in the museum and nonprofit sectors. Susan served as the Assistant Director, Learning Communities at the American Alliance of Museums since 2016. In this role, Susan acted as a "case manager" for museums and peer reviewers going through the Museum Assessment Program process. Susan reviewed applications, matched peer reviewers to museums, coached and trained, provided resources, and maintained records.

Prior to this, Susan worked as an Independent Consultant from 2013 to 2016. Susan'sprojects included conducting summative and formative evaluations of museum exhibits and programs, delivering teacher professional development workshops, writing successful grants, editing art history papers, and organizing community events.

From 2007 to 2013, Susan held various roles at the International Museum of Art and Science. Susan was the Director of Education and Public Programs, where they managed a team and oversaw the development and delivery of educational programs and services. Susan also served as a Public Program Developer, designing engaging curriculum and presentations for various audiences, and as a Museum Guide, conducting interpretive tours and interacting with visitors.

Overall, Susan Zwerling has demonstrated a strong background in museum education, program development, evaluation, and management.

Susan Zwerling has a Master's Degree in Museology/Museum Studies from the Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs. Susan also holds a Master's Degree in Management from the University of Phoenix. No specific start or end years are provided for either degree program.