Taylor discusses the value of the freedom Scripps gave her to pursue her interests, and how her experience at the Williamson opened doors for her in the arts.
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Susie Ferrell ’15
Building on her Scripps studies and internships, Susie has gone on to earn a masters at the Courtauld and a curatorial position at LACMA.
Kaela Nurmi ’15
Kaela Nurmi describes her work in art conservation since graduating from Scripps with a degree in the subject.
Abigail Rodriguez ’16
Abigail Rodriguez discusses how Scripps assisted her in winning internships that have helped her as she prepared for graduate school in art conservation.
Mariél Frechette ’13
Mariél Frechette combined her studies in art history at Scripps with a master’s in business at Sotheby’s Institute of Art at CGU.
Mikayla Raymond ’15
“Scripps gave me the ability to critically approach difficult issues with a multi-disciplinary approach.”
Gretchen Allen, ’14
As someone with deeply held interests in art, science, and art history, Gretchen was immediately drawn to Scripps College by the Art Conservation program. During her time at Scripps, she explored the field of conservation through internships at the Huntington Library and Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery, and through a summer spent studying painting conservation […]
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Anna Sido ’15
“The interdisciplinary approach to learning at Scripps allowed me the freedom and the academic structure to meld my interests in language, cultural heritage and the visual arts, first as an undergraduate and later in my graduate studies and career.”
Jessica Rosenthal ’13
During her studies at Scripps, Jessica had opportunities to train with conservators at libraries and museums including the Huntington in Pasadena, CA and the Ransom Center of Austin, TX. She went on to work at the Art Museum of Yad Vashem in Israel and at MIT Libraries book conservation laboratory.
Anne Crumpacker ’68
Anne Crumpacker’s “new life” began at Scripps, deeply impacted by the breadth of the humanities curriculum, rich offerings in the visual and performing arts, and the beauty of the campus.
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