Jocelyn Boigenzahn

At Johns Hopkins, Jocelyn Boigenzahn is a lecturer for the MA in Museum Studies program where she draws on her experience as an inter-disciplinary researcher and museum professional specializing in physical and digital collections care and management, and the use of narrative in Greco-Roman wall and vase painting.

As the Director of the College of Art and Letters Galleries at the University of Tampa, Boigenzahn has focused on community outreach to both national and regional artists for the last 10 years. Additionally, she has utilized the space to share student artwork with the Tampa community.

To increase accessibility for student and external research, she is currently digitizing The University of Tampa Permanent Collection, as it represents both the history of artmaking by faculty and students at The University of Tampa and also stands as a reflection of contemporary arts trends in the Tampa Bay region.

As a museum professional, Boigenzahn has worked with encyclopedic collections and contemporary artists in museum exhibitions – preparing, installing, and managing shows that range from Greco-Roman antiquities to contemporary art, with work encompassing everything from concept cars and concept drawings to Russian tea sets.

She holds an MA in Museum Studies and a certificate of Digital Curation from Johns Hopkins University, as well as an MA in Art History from the University of Florida.