Sarah Waldorf

Sarah Waldorf has a diverse range of work experience in the arts and culture industry. Sarah started their career as an Orientation Assistant at Chapman University in 2009 and later worked as a Volunteer at Art Platform in 2011. Sarah then had internships at Guggenheim Gallery in 2011, Utah Museum of Contemporary Art in 2012, and the Hammer Museum in 2012.

Sarah also interned at the Orange County Museum of Art from 2010 to 2012, where they gained experience in curatorial work, visitor services, and media and events management. Sarah successfully increased social media following and managed event publicity during their time there.

In 2012, Sarah had internships at Bold Tendencies and J. Paul Getty Trust as a Web Intern. The following year, they interned at TED Conferences as a Partnerships Intern, where they were involved in copywriting, research, and communication for partnership initiatives.

Sarah's main role at J. Paul Getty Trust was as a Media Producer from 2013 to 2018, where they designed and created content for various digital platforms, including the Getty website and social media channels. Sarah later transitioned to the role of Content Designer in 2018, where they focused on user experience research and recommended content approaches. In 2019, they became the Social Media Lead, responsible for managing and leading social media strategies.

Overall, Sarah has a strong background in content creation, user experience research, and social media management within the arts and culture industry.

Sarah Waldorf earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in PR/Advertising, Art, and Communications from Chapman University in the years 2008 to 2012. In 2011, they also attended the University of Roehampton for a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Photography and Art History. Sarah then pursued further education in User Experience Research at UCLA Extension in 2017, as well as User Experience Design at General Assembly in 2015. Additionally, in 2015, they completed the NEXTGEN 2015 program in Leadership at the Museum Leadership Institute.