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Introducing Kaylin!

6/13/2019

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​Summer is approaching once again, and with that another new student museum assistant will be joining the team! My name is Kaylin Schober and I couldn’t be more excited to learn about the work that goes into conserving the history of the Sunshine Coast.  I greatly value community involvement and have spent many hours volunteering for various projects, so being able to work while giving back to the community is a fantastic opportunity.
 
I was born and raised in Roberts Creek, but I will be moving to Vancouver this September to attend Capilano University’s Bachelor of Motion Picture Arts Program. In relation to my passion for film and storytelling, I will be working to create video projects with the museum on top of my regular assistant duties. During my time here this summer I am looking forward to learning about the foundations of the coast, how artifacts are processed, and the work behind making an exhibit. The amount of time that goes into researching and caring for the collections astounds me, as well as how much support is given by the community. I hope that I will be able to share my appreciation for the Sunshine Coast with people from all over the globe as well as the locals who stop by.  
 
 I’ve already learned so much in my first day here and can’t wait to see what these upcoming months will bring!
 
1 Comment
Jennifer
6/23/2019 02:41:53 pm

Way to go Kaylin! Have a great summer!

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