2028 Museums Level 2


Webinar

9/18/2026 9:00:00 AM

2028 Museums Level 2

2028

McKenzie, Audrey

Elysia Dawn

Virtual

Scoring Open

Materials

Agenda Files

MuseumsLevel2Scoregrid.pdf
gps-scp-scoring-rubric-nov-2025.pdf
AgendaMuseumsLevel2.pdf

Panelists (7)

Vanderbeek, Jennifer

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Billig, Victoria

  • County: Marion County

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County: Marion

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  • Assistant Director, Appleton Museum of Art, Ocala, Florida
  • Previously, Education & Outreach Manager, Pelham Art Center; Education Associate, Nova Southeastern Art Museum; and Programming Assistant, University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum/Institute for Research in Art
  • Board Member, Marion County Tourist Development Council and Magnolia Art Xchange
  • M.S., Nova Southeastern University; B.A., Art History; and Graduate Certificate, Museum Studies, University of South Florida

Falwell, Kerry

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Aviles, Sara

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Hackney, Olivia

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Kahler, Natalie

  • County: Hernando County

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County: Hernando

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  • Executive Director, Clermont Main Street, Clermont, Florida
  • Previously, English Teacher, Hernando Christian Academy and Manager Chinsegut Hill Retreat and Historic Site
  • B.A., English, Communications and Christian Ministry, Grove City College

Reis, Luisa

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Luisa Reis is Vice President of Programs at Cathedral Arts Project in Jacksonville, where she leads program strategy, budgeting, and evaluation for arts programming serving students and families across Northeast Florida. She oversees a multidisciplinary program team and manages partnerships with school districts, cultural venues, and community organizations throughout the region.
A former principal in Duval County Public Schools, Luisa holds an Advanced Degree in Educational Leadership from Teachers College, Columbia University. She serves on the Learning and Engagement Committee at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens. Her work centers on public access to the arts, the quality of what audiences and participants actually experience, and the organizational capacity institutions need to sustain both over time.
Luisa is bilingual in English and Portuguese and lives in St. Johns, Florida.