Melody Smith

Administrative Specialist II at SAN JUAN COUNTY

Melody Smith is an experienced administrative and museum professional with a diverse background in various roles within the museum and laboratory sectors. Currently serving as an Administrative Specialist II at San Juan County since November 2022, Melody previously worked as a Museum Curator at The Whale Museum and a Specimen Accessioner at Molecular Testing Labs. Earlier roles include Processing Assistant at UW Special Collections Archive, AMPI Lead for the University of Washington Museology program, and several internships focused on exhibit development and marketing strategies. Melody holds a Master's degree in Museology/Museum Studies from the University of Washington and a Bachelor's degree in History from Hardin-Simmons University.

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Friday Harbor, United States

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SAN JUAN COUNTY

MISSION STATEMENT Provide those public services necessary for the health, safety, and general well-being of the citizens of San Juan County. Strive to preserve the heritage of the islands, both environmentally and culturally. Serve taxpayers by managing public programs effectively and at the lowest cost. Recognize that county employees and citizen volunteers are the foundation upon which these services are provided. Deliberate and conduct the activities of government in a way that is ethical, fair, just, and impartial. GUIDING PRINCIPLES The Government of San Juan County Shall: •Conduct the public's business in a manner which is responsive, accessible and open to county citizens •Provide a level of service which is affordable to county taxpayers and which complies with legal mandates •Encourage a strong local economy consistent with our rural lifestyle •Protect our physical environment as our most precious natural resource •Recognize that proper stewardship of our islands for future generations is the responsibility of all our citizens •Recognize that the unique qualities and differences of each island are appreciated and encouraged •Recognize and protect private property rights •Recognize and foster private property responsibilities •Support volunteerism and "Neighbors helping neighbors"​ as basic tenets of island life •Recognize that independence, self reliance, privacy and personal freedom are values treasured by islanders •Recognize that young families need consideration on issues of affordable housing, jobs, services and recreational opportunities


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