Cranbrook Educational Community
Nori Meyerson is a seasoned human resources professional with extensive experience in employee engagement and administration across various organizations. Currently serving as a Human Resources Generalist at Cranbrook Educational Community since June 2022, Nori previously held similar roles at Judson Center and AccessPoint, where responsibilities included employee engagement and administrative support. Prior to these roles, Nori was the Employee Engagement Manager at AccessPoint and served as a Recruiting Coordinator at AP Preferred Solutions. Nori's career began at Alamo Rent A Car, culminating in a position as Divisional Director, overseeing operations in the Western Region. Nori's educational background includes studies at Nova Southeastern University.
Cranbrook Educational Community
Located in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cranbrook Academy of Art offers astellar artistic education to students looking to secure a master’sdegree in various concentrations.Cranbrook offers its degrees through 10 departments of study: * 2D Design * 3D Design * Architecture * Ceramics * Fiber * Metalsmithing * Painting *Photography * Print Media * SculptureStudents explore different styles, technologies, equipment and materials.Electives are offered to accommodate different techniques, andArtists-in-Residence mentor and encourage students to develop theirindependent style.Cranbrook Academy of Art is an independent graduate degree-grantinginstitution offering an intense studio-based experience whereartists-in-residence mentor students in art, architecture and design tocreatively influence contemporary culture.Cranbrook Art Museum is an educational institution that provides directexperience with modern and contemporary art, architecture and design, andpromotes an understanding of their relevance and contribution to society.As a partner of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Cranbrook Art Museum is awindow to the Academy and the Academy’s window to the world.Cranbrook Academy of Art is accredited by the North Central Associationof Colleges and Schools and the National Association of Schools of Artand Design (NASAD). The Architecture program is not professionallyaccredited.