You are a Museum's Most Powerful Asset | Wendy Meluch | TEDxUCDavisSalon

As a specialist in museum evaluation, Wendy Meluch talks with visitors to understand how exhibitions can best connect with the public. Some of her recent projects have looked at self-identity and ethic affinity, climate change, firearms in our society, and making STEM accessible to students with indigenous heritage. Wendy's work weaves together her diverse interests in anthropology, tourism, creativity, science literacy, art, performing arts- even belly dancing! She attributes her wide range of interests, and fascination with people to extensive travel in her youth, including celebrating her 15th birthday on Easter Island before it became a tourist destination. She collects Alaskan yo-yos, but her real pride and joy are her two amazing children and her steadfast and patient husband. Wendy holds a M.A. in Museum Studies from San Francisco State University, and B.A.'s in Anthropology and Tourism Management, and a Certificate of Latin American Studies from Michigan State University.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@mascara1777]

I work in Development at a museum with a specialty in major gifts....I always have to explain what my job entails to people!

[@Aritul]

This sounds like a really awesome job.

[@WilliamAshleyOnline]

The we aren't stalkers thing was funny... there is lots of humour in there the audience isn't getting.