Hillary Hanel Rose
Hillary Hanel Rose is an educator in both the museum field and K-16 education. She is passionate about creating meaningful and enjoyable learning opportunities, especially by connecting interdisciplinary topics through inquiry experiences. She is currently a high school history teacher at a virtual school and the education advisor at Girl Museum, which is a virtual museum. In her 10+ years of working in museums and schools, she has served as Education Director at the Flint Children's Museum, Volunteer Coordinator at the Mt. Pleasant Discovery Museum, Group Reservations Coordinator at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Program Assistant at the Holocaust Memorial Center, Education Intern at the Alaska Museum of Science and Nature, and Museum Studies Instructor at Central Michigan University. She has also consulted for several museums independently. Her experience working as both a museum educator and classroom teacher gives a unique perspective to developing museum programs.
Hillary earned a Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Central Michigan University with a major in history and minors in biology and museum studies. She also completed a Master of Arts Degree with Merit at the University of Leicester. She enjoys continuing to learn by regularly attending a variety of conferences and workshops.