Kenneth Mick-Evans

Kenneth Mick-Evans has a diverse professional background with extensive experience in education and historical preservation. Since August 2024, Kenneth works as a Paraprofessional at West Boylston Junior/Senior High School, while also serving as a Museum Educator at Old Sturbridge Village since October 2020, teaching various programs and workshops. Kenneth previously held positions such as an Interpretive Staff member at Hancock Shaker Village and conducted historic preservation research as an intern. Additional roles have included working as a Shift Leader at Papa Gino's, a Substitute Teacher, an English Tutor for Bund für Lernförderung, and contributing to blog development for Brian Walsh Fundraising and the UMass Amherst Anthropology Department. Kenneth holds two Master of Arts degrees in Heritage Conservation and Site Management, along with a Bachelor's degree in History and an Associate degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences.