Kristin Rhine
About Kristin Rhine
Kristin Rhine is a paralegal with a diverse background in legal and art-related fields, currently working at Auto-Owners Insurance in Lansing, Michigan. Her unique combination of skills in museum studies and legal work enhances her approach in her paralegal role.
Work at Auto-Owners Insurance
Kristin Rhine has been employed as a paralegal at Auto-Owners Insurance since 2021. In this role, she utilizes her legal expertise to support the company's operations in Lansing, Michigan. Her position involves assisting with legal documentation, research, and various administrative tasks that contribute to the efficiency of the legal department.
Previous Experience as a Paralegal
Prior to her current role, Kristin worked as a paralegal at Klug Law Firm from 2017 to 2021 in Okemos, Michigan. During her four years there, she developed skills in legal research and documentation, which are essential for effective paralegal work. Her experience in this role laid a strong foundation for her subsequent position at Auto-Owners Insurance.
Educational Background in Anthropology and Museum Studies
Kristin Rhine holds a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology from Grand Valley State University, where she studied from 2007 to 2011. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Arts in Museum and Gallery Studies from Kingston University in 2012. This educational background provides her with a unique perspective that blends legal knowledge with cultural and historical insights.
Diverse Professional Background
Kristin has a diverse professional background that spans both legal and art-related fields. She has held various roles, including Office Manager at Retro-A-Go-Go! and Inventory Control Associate at Park West Gallery. Additionally, her experience as a Warden at The Royal Collection in Buckingham Palace contributed to her understanding of museum operations and visitor services.
Internship Experience in Collections
Kristin gained valuable experience through internships at the Grand Rapids Public Museum and Grand Valley State University. These roles involved working with collections, where she developed skills in inventory management and curation. Her internship experiences enhanced her knowledge of art history and museum practices, complementing her professional roles.