Rhonda Wozniak Objects Conservator, LLC
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RESUMERhonda Wozniak, Professional Objects Conservator
CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE
Rhonda Wozniak, Objects Conservator, LLC (RWOC), Pittsburgh, PA 2006-Present
Owner/Chief Objects Conservator ∙ Art conservation & consultation services. Treatments: archaeological, ethnographic, marine site materials; historical artifacts; outdoor sculpture; fine, decorative, and contemporary art in metal, wood, ceramic, glass, stone, and modern materials. Consultation services include: preservation; display; storage; shipping; and handling. Providing: collection surveys; educational lectures; outdoor sculpture maintenance programs; and art courier services. Select Clients: Andy Warhol Museum; Carnegie Mellon University; Carnegie Museums; Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh; Davis Archaeological Consultants; Colcom Foundation; Concept Art Gallery; Duquesne Club; Frick Art Museum; Senator John Heinz History Center; Mellon Financial Corporation; North Carolina Museum of Art; Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens; Sports & Exhibition Authority of Pittsburgh; University of Pittsburgh.
Art Conservation Etc. (ACE, Conservators of Pittsburgh) 2008-Present
Senior Objects Conservator ∙ Collaborative team of professional conservators providing museum-quality conservation treatments and collection care. Examples of large scale projects include: Murals of Maxo Vanka, St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church, Millvale; Robert Berks, Tribute to Children / Fred Rogers Memorial, North Shore, Pittsburgh; Gary Hume, Snowman, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh.Carnegie Museum of Art/Conservation Department, Pittsburgh, PA 1998-2006
Objects Conservator ∙ Operations of the objects conservation laboratory: treatment of outdoor sculpture; maintaining contemporary, decorative, and fine art objects on exhibit; care of historic architectural casts and models of Heinz Architectural Center. Prepared objects for exhibit, loan, transport, travel as international art courier. Larger exhibits include: Aluminum by Design: from Jewelry to Jets; Light! The Industrial Age 1750-1900; Panopticon; Fierce Friends, Artists and Animals, 1750-1900; and the 1999 and 2004 Carnegie Internationals. Proper storage and display of objects; monitoring environmental conditions in storage and museum galleries; implementation of integrated pest management system; development of outdoor sculpture and gallery maintenance programs; preservation strategies for improved collections care; object emergency response plan; museum art handling guidelines; object conservation records in KE-EMu CMS; evaluation of object acquisitions; maintaining/equipping objects laboratory; retaining contract conservators.
Special Project Conservator/Project Director ∙ Treatment of gilded urushi bas-relief mural (18x 26 ft) "Chariot of Aurora" by Jean Dupas & Jean Dunand from French ocean liner, Normandie. Project budget/time management and training/supervision of conservation team.
RMS Titanic, Inc. /LP3 Conservation Laboratories, France 1994-1996
Objects Conservator ∙ Pre-treatment inventories; condition reports/treatment proposals; post-excavation, exhibit, and long-term stabilization treatments of RMS Titanic artifacts; supervision of laboratory assistants and interns; organization, preparation, and shipment of artifacts for world premier exhibit, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, England. Materials treated include: metal; leather; textile; wood; ivory; paper; ceramic; glass; stone; and synthetics.RMS Titanic 1994 Expedition, North Atlantic 1994
On-site Conservator ∙ Pre-expedition planning/supplies; operations of on-board conservation laboratory- stabilization, documentation, and preparation for shipment of all excavated materials; organization of shipping container; supervision of conservation crew; presentation and handling of artifacts for inspection and film documentary: Explorers of the Titanic, National Geographic (1995).
EDUCATION
Art Conservation Department, University of Colorado at Denver
State University of New York, College at Buffalo Bachelor of Arts, Art HistoryMaster of Arts and Certificate of Advanced Studies in Conservation
CONSERVATION INTERNSHIPS/TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCE
Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle, Australia 1993-1994
Graduate/Post Graduate Intern ∙ Conservation of marine archaeological objects with emphasis on metals. Treatments: excavation of artifact materials from marine concretions; extraction of chlorides from artifact materials; chemical reduction of corrosion products on iron, bronze, silver, and lead artifacts; removal of iron stains from ceramics; chelation of corrosion products from textiles; PEG impregnation and freeze-drying of waterlogged wood. Graduate Research: corrosion of tin alloys. Expeditions: Faure Island (unidentified wreck); Perseverant (French whaler, 1841), Shark Bay, Western Australia; Omeo (barque, 1858), Cockburn Sound, Western Australia. Duties: sampling sea water for pH, salinity, and dissolved oxygen content; measuring pH and corrosion potentials in situ for artifact profiles; drafting conservation reports for wreck inspection records; video recording land-site profile; post excavation stabilization and preparation of excavated materials for transport.
Denver Art Museum/Conservation Laboratory, Denver, CO 1992-1993
Bishop Museum/Pacific Regional Conservation Center, Honolulu, HI 1991
Carnegie Museum of Natural History/Anthropology Department, Pittsburgh, PA 1990
Denver Art Museum/Department of Registrar, Denver, CO 1989-1990
Denver Museum of Natural History (Denver Museum of Nature & Science), Denver, CO 1989
Rocky Mountain Regional Conservation Center, Denver, CO 1988-1989
PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & PUBLIC OUTREACH
Conservation of a Marble Bust by Malvina Hoffman, Museum Studies course lecture, University of Pittsburgh, (September 2018) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Laughlin Memorial Library, Ambridge, PA (April 2016) ∙ A Career in Conservation, Museum Studies course lecture, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA (April 2010) ∙ Caring for Silver, workshop/presentation, The Posner Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (July 2009) ∙ Conservation of the Japanese Doll Collection, Maridon Museum, Butler, PA (October 2008) ∙ Hidden Treasures, consultant for Heinz History Center/KDKA television (September 2008) ∙ Agents of Deterioration, Museum Studies course lecture, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA (2007) ∙ Annual Art Handling Seminars, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (1998-2006) ∙ Silver Polishing Lunch & Learn Lecture/Demonstration, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (2005) ∙ Conservation of the Chariot of Aurora, Carnegie Museum of Art Women's Committee, Pittsburgh, PA (1998) ∙ A Place for Miracles, Journal of Titanic International, Inc., Voyage 22 (March 1996) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Professionalism in Conservation lecture, State University of New York, College at Buffalo (March 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Tin and Pewter from Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod & R. Wozniak, Conservation and Metals, James & James (1996), I.D. MacLeod, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Semur-en-Auxois, France (September 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Lead in Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod and R. Wozniak, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, (September 1996)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Protecting Collections: Disaster Prevention, Planning, & Response/ Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (2013) Conservation of Outdoor Sculpture for Mid-Career Professionals/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2011) ∙ Writing Successful Grant Proposals/Northeast Document Conservation Center (2006) ∙ Storage for Infinity: Museum Storage Facilities and Furniture/Northern States Conservation Center (2005) ∙ Metal Fabrication Techniques/Metalier Fine Metals Studio (2003) ∙ Identification of Plastics/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2000) ∙ Maintenance of Outdoor Sculpture: Whose Job is It?/ American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (1992)
MEMBERSHIPS /CERTIFICATIONS
Professional Associate, American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Pennsylvania Department of General Services Small Business Certification, Type: Woman Business Enterprise
Allegheny County Department of Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certification
Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle, Australia 1993-1994
Graduate/Post Graduate Intern ∙ Conservation of marine archaeological objects with emphasis on metals. Treatments: excavation of artifact materials from marine concretions; extraction of chlorides from artifact materials; chemical reduction of corrosion products on iron, bronze, silver, and lead artifacts; removal of iron stains from ceramics; chelation of corrosion products from textiles; PEG impregnation and freeze-drying of waterlogged wood. Graduate Research: corrosion of tin alloys. Expeditions: Faure Island (unidentified wreck); Perseverant (French whaler, 1841), Shark Bay, Western Australia; Omeo (barque, 1858), Cockburn Sound, Western Australia. Duties: sampling sea water for pH, salinity, and dissolved oxygen content; measuring pH and corrosion potentials in situ for artifact profiles; drafting conservation reports for wreck inspection records; video recording land-site profile; post excavation stabilization and preparation of excavated materials for transport.
Denver Art Museum/Conservation Laboratory, Denver, CO 1992-1993
Bishop Museum/Pacific Regional Conservation Center, Honolulu, HI 1991
Carnegie Museum of Natural History/Anthropology Department, Pittsburgh, PA 1990
Denver Art Museum/Department of Registrar, Denver, CO 1989-1990
Denver Museum of Natural History (Denver Museum of Nature & Science), Denver, CO 1989
Rocky Mountain Regional Conservation Center, Denver, CO 1988-1989
PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & PUBLIC OUTREACH
Conservation of a Marble Bust by Malvina Hoffman, Museum Studies course lecture, University of Pittsburgh, (September 2018) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Laughlin Memorial Library, Ambridge, PA (April 2016) ∙ A Career in Conservation, Museum Studies course lecture, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA (April 2010) ∙ Caring for Silver, workshop/presentation, The Posner Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (July 2009) ∙ Conservation of the Japanese Doll Collection, Maridon Museum, Butler, PA (October 2008) ∙ Hidden Treasures, consultant for Heinz History Center/KDKA television (September 2008) ∙ Agents of Deterioration, Museum Studies course lecture, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA (2007) ∙ Annual Art Handling Seminars, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (1998-2006) ∙ Silver Polishing Lunch & Learn Lecture/Demonstration, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (2005) ∙ Conservation of the Chariot of Aurora, Carnegie Museum of Art Women's Committee, Pittsburgh, PA (1998) ∙ A Place for Miracles, Journal of Titanic International, Inc., Voyage 22 (March 1996) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Professionalism in Conservation lecture, State University of New York, College at Buffalo (March 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Tin and Pewter from Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod & R. Wozniak, Conservation and Metals, James & James (1996), I.D. MacLeod, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Semur-en-Auxois, France (September 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Lead in Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod and R. Wozniak, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, (September 1996)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Protecting Collections: Disaster Prevention, Planning, & Response/ Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (2013) Conservation of Outdoor Sculpture for Mid-Career Professionals/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2011) ∙ Writing Successful Grant Proposals/Northeast Document Conservation Center (2006) ∙ Storage for Infinity: Museum Storage Facilities and Furniture/Northern States Conservation Center (2005) ∙ Metal Fabrication Techniques/Metalier Fine Metals Studio (2003) ∙ Identification of Plastics/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2000) ∙ Maintenance of Outdoor Sculpture: Whose Job is It?/ American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (1992)
MEMBERSHIPS /CERTIFICATIONS
Professional Associate, American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Pennsylvania Department of General Services Small Business Certification, Type: Woman Business Enterprise
Allegheny County Department of Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certification
CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE
Rhonda Wozniak
Objects Conservator, LLC (RWOC)
Pittsburgh, PA 2006-Present
Owner/Chief Objects Conservator ∙ Art conservation & consultation services. Treatments: archaeological, ethnographic, marine site materials; historical artifacts; outdoor sculpture; fine, decorative, and contemporary art in metal, wood, ceramic, glass, stone, and modern materials. Consultation services include: preservation; display; storage; shipping; and handling. Providing: collection surveys; educational lectures; outdoor sculpture maintenance programs; and art courier services. Select Clients: Andy Warhol Museum; Carnegie Mellon University; Carnegie Museums; Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh; Davis Archaeological Consultants; Colcom Foundation; Concept Art Gallery; Duquesne Club; Frick Art Museum; Senator John Heinz History Center; Mellon Financial Corporation; North Carolina Museum of Art; Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens; Sports & Exhibition Authority of Pittsburgh; University of Pittsburgh.
Art Conservation Etc.
ACE Conservators of Pittsburgh 2008-Present
Senior Objects Conservator ∙ Collaborative team of professional conservators providing museum-quality conservation treatments and collection care. Examples of large scale projects include: Murals of Maxo Vanka, St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church, Millvale; Robert Berks, Tribute to Children / Fred Rogers Memorial, North Shore, Pittsburgh; Gary Hume, Snowman, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh.Carnegie Museum of Art
Conservation Department
Pittsburgh, PA 1998-2006
Objects Conservator ∙ Operations of the objects conservation laboratory: treatment of outdoor sculpture; maintaining contemporary, decorative, and fine art objects on exhibit; care of historic architectural casts and models of Heinz Architectural Center. Prepared objects for exhibit, loan, transport, travel as international art courier. Larger exhibits include: Aluminum by Design: from Jewelry to Jets; Light! The Industrial Age 1750-1900; Panopticon; Fierce Friends, Artists and Animals, 1750-1900; and the 1999 and 2004 Carnegie Internationals. Proper storage and display of objects; monitoring environmental conditions in storage and museum galleries; implementation of integrated pest management system; development of outdoor sculpture and gallery maintenance programs; preservation strategies for improved collections care; object emergency response plan; museum art handling guidelines; object conservation records in KE-EMu CMS; evaluation of object acquisitions; maintaining/equipping objects laboratory; retaining contract conservators.
Carnegie Museum of Art
Conservation Department
Pittsburgh, PA 1996-1998
Special Project Conservator/Project Director ∙ Treatment of gilded urushi bas-relief mural (18x 26 ft) "Chariot of Aurora" by Jean Dupas & Jean Dunand from French ocean liner, Normandie. Project budget/time management and training/supervision of conservation team.RMS Titanic, Inc.
LP3 Conservation Laboratories Semur-en-Auxois, France 1994-1996
Objects Conservator ∙ Pre-treatment inventories; condition reports/treatment proposals; post-excavation, exhibit, and long-term stabilization treatments of RMS Titanic artifacts; supervision of laboratory assistants and interns; organization, preparation, and shipment of artifacts for world premier exhibit, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, England. Materials treated include: metal; leather; textile; wood; ivory; paper; ceramic; glass; stone; and synthetics.RMS Titanic 1994 Expedition
North Atlantic 1994
On-site Conservator ∙ Pre-expedition planning/supplies; operations of on-board conservation laboratory- stabilization, documentation, and preparation for shipment of all excavated materials; organization of shipping container; supervision of conservation crew; presentation and handling of artifacts for inspection and film documentary: Explorers of the Titanic, National Geographic (1995).EDUCATION
Art Conservation Department University of Colorado at Denver
State University of New York, College at Buffalo Bachelor of Arts, Art HistoryMaster of Arts and Certificate of Advanced Studies in Conservation
CONSERVATION INTERNSHIPS/TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCE
Western Australian Maritime Museum
Western Australian Maritime Museum
Fremantle, Australia
1993-1994
Graduate/Post Graduate Intern ∙ Conservation of marine archaeological objects with emphasis on metals. Treatments: excavation of artifact materials from marine concretions; extraction of chlorides from artifact materials; chemical reduction of corrosion products on iron, bronze, silver, and lead artifacts; removal of iron stains from ceramics; chelation of corrosion products from textiles; PEG impregnation and freeze-drying of waterlogged wood. Graduate Research: corrosion of tin alloys. Expeditions: Faure Island (unidentified wreck); Perseverant (French whaler, 1841), Shark Bay, Western Australia; Omeo (barque, 1858), Cockburn Sound, Western Australia. Duties: sampling sea water for pH, salinity, and dissolved oxygen content; measuring pH and corrosion potentials in situ for artifact profiles; drafting conservation reports for wreck inspection records; video recording land-site profile; post excavation stabilization and preparation of excavated materials for transport.
Graduate/Post Graduate Intern ∙ Conservation of marine archaeological objects with emphasis on metals. Treatments: excavation of artifact materials from marine concretions; extraction of chlorides from artifact materials; chemical reduction of corrosion products on iron, bronze, silver, and lead artifacts; removal of iron stains from ceramics; chelation of corrosion products from textiles; PEG impregnation and freeze-drying of waterlogged wood. Graduate Research: corrosion of tin alloys. Expeditions: Faure Island (unidentified wreck); Perseverant (French whaler, 1841), Shark Bay, Western Australia; Omeo (barque, 1858), Cockburn Sound, Western Australia. Duties: sampling sea water for pH, salinity, and dissolved oxygen content; measuring pH and corrosion potentials in situ for artifact profiles; drafting conservation reports for wreck inspection records; video recording land-site profile; post excavation stabilization and preparation of excavated materials for transport.
Denver Art Museum
Conservation Laboratory
Denver, CO 1992-1993
Bishop Museum
Pacific Regional Conservation Center Honolulu, HI
1991
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Anthropology Department Pittsburgh, PA 1990
Denver Art Museum
Department of Registrar
Denver, CO 1989-1990
Denver Museum of Natural History (Denver Museum of Nature & Science)
Denver, CO 1989
Rocky Mountain Regional Conservation Center
Denver, CO
1988-1989
PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & PUBLIC OUTREACH
Conservation of a Marble Bust by Malvina Hoffman, Museum Studies course lecture, University of Pittsburgh, (September 2018) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Laughlin Memorial Library, Ambridge, PA (April 2016) ∙ A Career in Conservation, Museum Studies course lecture, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA (April 2010) ∙ Caring for Silver, workshop/presentation, The Posner Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (July 2009) ∙ Conservation of the Japanese Doll Collection, Maridon Museum, Butler, PA (October 2008) ∙ Hidden Treasures, consultant for Heinz History Center/KDKA television (September 2008) ∙ Agents of Deterioration, Museum Studies course lecture, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA (2007) ∙ Annual Art Handling Seminars, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (1998-2006) ∙ Silver Polishing Lunch & Learn Lecture/Demonstration, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (2005) ∙ Conservation of the Chariot of Aurora, Carnegie Museum of Art Women's Committee, Pittsburgh, PA (1998) ∙ A Place for Miracles, Journal of Titanic International, Inc., Voyage 22 (March 1996) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Professionalism in Conservation lecture, State University of New York, College at Buffalo (March 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Tin and Pewter from Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod & R. Wozniak, Conservation and Metals, James & James (1996), I.D. MacLeod, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Semur-en-Auxois, France (September 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Lead in Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod and R. Wozniak, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, (September 1996)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Protecting Collections: Disaster Prevention, Planning, & Response/ Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (2013) Conservation of Outdoor Sculpture for Mid-Career Professionals/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2011) ∙ Writing Successful Grant Proposals/Northeast Document Conservation Center (2006) ∙ Storage for Infinity: Museum Storage Facilities and Furniture/Northern States Conservation Center (2005) ∙ Metal Fabrication Techniques/Metalier Fine Metals Studio (2003) ∙ Identification of Plastics/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2000) ∙ Maintenance of Outdoor Sculpture: Whose Job is It?/ American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (1992)
MEMBERSHIPS /CERTIFICATIONS
Professional Associate, American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Pennsylvania Department of General Services Small Business Certification, Type: Woman Business Enterprise
Allegheny County Department of Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certification
PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & PUBLIC OUTREACH
Conservation of a Marble Bust by Malvina Hoffman, Museum Studies course lecture, University of Pittsburgh, (September 2018) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Laughlin Memorial Library, Ambridge, PA (April 2016) ∙ A Career in Conservation, Museum Studies course lecture, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA (April 2010) ∙ Caring for Silver, workshop/presentation, The Posner Center, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (July 2009) ∙ Conservation of the Japanese Doll Collection, Maridon Museum, Butler, PA (October 2008) ∙ Hidden Treasures, consultant for Heinz History Center/KDKA television (September 2008) ∙ Agents of Deterioration, Museum Studies course lecture, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA (2007) ∙ Annual Art Handling Seminars, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (1998-2006) ∙ Silver Polishing Lunch & Learn Lecture/Demonstration, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA (2005) ∙ Conservation of the Chariot of Aurora, Carnegie Museum of Art Women's Committee, Pittsburgh, PA (1998) ∙ A Place for Miracles, Journal of Titanic International, Inc., Voyage 22 (March 1996) ∙ Conservation of Artifacts from the RMS Titanic, Professionalism in Conservation lecture, State University of New York, College at Buffalo (March 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Tin and Pewter from Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod & R. Wozniak, Conservation and Metals, James & James (1996), I.D. MacLeod, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Semur-en-Auxois, France (September 1995) ∙ Corrosion and Conservation of Lead in Sea Water, I.D. MacLeod and R. Wozniak, ICOM-CC Metals Working Group Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, (September 1996)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Protecting Collections: Disaster Prevention, Planning, & Response/ Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (2013) Conservation of Outdoor Sculpture for Mid-Career Professionals/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2011) ∙ Writing Successful Grant Proposals/Northeast Document Conservation Center (2006) ∙ Storage for Infinity: Museum Storage Facilities and Furniture/Northern States Conservation Center (2005) ∙ Metal Fabrication Techniques/Metalier Fine Metals Studio (2003) ∙ Identification of Plastics/American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (2000) ∙ Maintenance of Outdoor Sculpture: Whose Job is It?/ American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (1992)
MEMBERSHIPS /CERTIFICATIONS
Professional Associate, American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Pennsylvania Department of General Services Small Business Certification, Type: Woman Business Enterprise
Allegheny County Department of Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certification
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