Johnna Crouse
About Johnna Crouse
Johnna Crouse serves as the Collections Manager at the Seneca Iroquois National Museum, where she has worked since 1999. She oversees the management of over 10,000 items, ensuring proper documentation and care of the museum's collections.
Work at Seneca Nation of Indians
Johnna Crouse has served as the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum and Collections Manager at the Seneca Nation of Indians since 1999. With over 25 years of experience in this role, she has played a crucial part in the museum's operations. Her responsibilities include overseeing the management of a vast collection that exceeds 10,000 items. Crouse's role is essential for maintaining the integrity and accessibility of the museum's collections.
Collections Management Expertise
Since October 2004, Johnna Crouse has been actively involved in the care and upkeep of collections at the Seneca Iroquois National Museum. She manages various aspects of collections management, including data entry, record keeping, and filing of accession cards and photographs for each item. Her expertise ensures that the museum's collections are well-documented and preserved for future generations.
Responsibilities in Documentation and Accessioning
In her role as Collections Manager, Johnna Crouse is responsible for documenting and accessioning items at the Seneca Iroquois National Museum. This includes managing incoming and outgoing loans, which is vital for maintaining the museum's relationships with other institutions and ensuring the proper handling of artifacts. Her meticulous approach to documentation supports the museum's mission to educate and preserve the Seneca culture.
Education and Qualifications
Johnna Crouse studied at Tampa College Lakeland, where she achieved an Associate degree. This educational background has provided her with foundational knowledge and skills that contribute to her effective management of the museum's collections. Her academic experience complements her extensive practical experience in the field.