Staff

Natasha Bailey

Assistant Director, Administration and Operations

Abby Bender

Abby Bender grew up in Shippensburg, PA and started working at her local performing arts center in high school.

Joe Bradley

Joe Bradley is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in Washington, DC. He received his B.F.A. in Fine Art from the Corcoran College of Art + Design in 2010.

Caroline Casey

Caroline Casey is a photographer from Albany New York currently living and working in Washington, DC.

Alessandra Echeverri

Alessandra Echeverri is a book artist & printmaker from Washington DC, as well as a 2011 Corcoran graduate from the Master's Art + the Book program.

Roxann M Edwards

Roxann Edwards is the Program Administrator for the Museum Studies Program.

Jacqueline Emerick has been with the George Washington University since 2007. Her role at the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design encompasses recruitment and admissions activities, as well as internship coordination for graduate students in our Museum Studies Program.

Katelyn Hensel

Program Administrator, Music

Dena Hudson

Dena Hudson has a background in ballet, photography, and arts management and has worked in university administration for over a decade.

Kaitlin Jencso

Kaitlin Jencso is a photographer from Southern Maryland currently living and working in Washington, DC.

Andy Johnson

Andy Johnson is a DC-based arts writer, editor, and art historian.

Kirk Kristlibas

Kirk Kristlibas is a designer (graphic/web/scenic), artist, author and musician. He has been a GW staff member since 2007.

Nat Lewis

Studio Technician

Liz Meitner

Following an extensive and successful career on Capitol Hill and in non-profit advocacy, over the past decade Liz has dedicated her time to immersing her passion for architecture and design in extensive travel and educational opportunities.

Eliza Mott

Program Administrator, Fine Art, Fine Art Photography, Photojournalism

Athena Naylor

Athena Naylor received her Master's in Art History at GW in 2017, and received her BA in Studio Arts (with minors in biology and art history) from Lawrence University in 2013.

Ann Norton

Ann Norton has been involved in the Theatre since she came home from playing in the park to announce that she had been cast as the Miller’s Daughter in "Rumpelstiltskin" – at the age of six. Her parents, also in the biz, were relieved that she had “found her own way without any influence from them.”