Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology
Student Group
Join Like-minded Students in Exploring Museums.
Student Group
Join Like-minded Students in Exploring Museums.
About the Student Group
Are you intrigued by a career in museums? Ever wondered what happens behind-the-scenes? Do you like to talk and think about museums?
The Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Student Group welcomes undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in exploring museums with like-minded peers. Members participate in professional development opportunities, work on projects, take field trips to local museums, and regularly discuss issues facing museums today.
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Student Group Leaders
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Béatrice Duchastel de Montrouge
Béatrice Duchastel de Montrouge is a sophomore from Seattle, Washington double concentrating in American Studies and the History of Art and Architecture. As a lifelong museum lover, she is excited to be a co-president of the Haffenreffer Museum Student Group and hopes to one day be a museum curator. Outside of studying museums, history, and art, she loves conducting in the Brown Band and hanging out on the fourth floor of the Rock.
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Kristen Marchetti
Kristen Marchetti is a senior concentrating in Visual Art and the History of Art and Architecture. Originally from Massachusetts, she has loved visiting museums since she was in a stroller. She is especially interested in the way that museums can bring people together to learn more deeply about the world and is thrilled to serve as co-president of the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Student Group.