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Reagan Harper is a senior double major in historic preservation and anthropology with a minor in museum studies. She is interested in how technology can be used to bring historic structures and galleries to the broader public that is unable to travel to them. At Pitt, Reagan has been involved with the Nationality Rooms as a tour guide and the president of Quo Vadis, in Residence Life through the National Residence Hall Honorary, and Games-Edu, and the Anthropology club.

Amanda N. Bartko is a senior double majoring in Psychology, and the History of Art and Architecture, with minors in Studio Arts and Museum Studies. Amanda has become interested in contemporary artists and institutions throughout her undergraduate career, and has pursued both during her senior year in meaningful ways. Amanda holds an internship in the education department at the Mattress Factory, and has done extensive research on contemporary artists’ productions on Instagram.

Kieran Bell is a senior Civil/Structural Engineering student with a minor in Architecture-Design. Born and raised in suburban Philadelphia, Kieran was both imaginative and insatiably curious from a young age, leading him to believe that only a renaissance-man-style career would be right for him. Not much has changed, as he plans to graduate in December and enter the work force as a Structural/Architectural Engineer.

Caroline Fazzini is a senior majoring in the History of Art and Architecture and Studio Arts and minoring in Museum Studies. During her time as a student at the University of Pittsburgh, she has received the Archival Scholars Research Award as well as the Friends of Frick Fine Arts Research Award, which allowed her to travel to Los Angeles to visit the Getty Research Institute and exhibitions pertinent to her senior thesis.

Kendall Dunn is a Senior majoring in History of Art & Architecture with two minors in Museum Studies and Studio Arts. She is currently serving as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Alex Taylor in his Museum Studies class, History & Ethics of Collecting. She also served as a Teaching Assistant for Introduction to World Art History, taught by Maria D’Anniballe. Her inspiration to obtain a career in museum studies evolved from her study abroad experience in Florence, Italy.