New Staff Members
Welcome Linda & Jackie!
Welcome Linda Dierks, our Vice President of Advancement.
Linda brings with her more than 20 years of demonstrated success in leading and implementing fund raising strategies for non-profit health care organizations, major academic institutions and private colleges.
Prior to joining the Museum, Linda worked as the Vice President and Chief Development Officer at the Saint Mary’s Foundation. Her accomplishments in that role included exceeding the annual gift goal by $2.4 million, recruiting eight new board members, preserving $3 million in state grant funding and organizing a gala event that generated $1.3 million in net contributions for hospital renovations.
Linda also worked as the Director of Major Gifts at the University of Nevada, Reno; the Director of Development, Development & Alumni Relations in the College of Human and Community Sciences; the Director of Development at Sierra Nevada College; the Principal and Major Gifts Officer at the California Institute of Technology; and she served as a member of the management team at Stanford University that orchestrated the record-setting $1.1 billion Centennial Campaign. Linda has served as president of the Association of Fund Raising Professionals, a mentor of Development Professionals of Northern Nevada, an advisory board member of the Nevada Women’s Fund, a trustee on the board of the Association of Disability Resources and is a member of Western Industrial Nevada. Linda holds a bachelor of arts from Utah State University.
Welcome Jackie Clay, our new museum store manager.
Jackie Clay has been a museum professional for over 20 years. Originally from California, she came to Reno in 2000 to work at the Nevada Historical Society as the History Curator. She left 5 years later to open her own store, ClayNichols, a gift store and art gallery. Jackie is married to Tyler Clay, owner of Coldwell Banker Commercial Clay & Associates, and has one son, 11 years old, Monty.
Newsletter
Spring 2010

News & Updates
The next Art Break is scheduled for Saturday, May 22nd at 11:30 AM. This docent-led tour for volunteers only, will feature the Botero Show and the RBC Wealth Management Show, The Human Touch. Lunch and discussion to follow.
Art Bite Series: Fridays, 12-12:30 PM. May 14th, Latin American History professor Linda Curcio-Nagy will present Popular Culture and Politics in the World of Botero. May 21st will feature Botero and the Cultural Geographies of Latin America, a visual tour through Columbia and Latin America.
This spring First Thursdays will take place 5-7 PM on May 6th, June 3rd and July 1st. May will feature music by The Sturdy Beggars.
Sunday Jazz Brunch on May 16th welcomes the Reno Jazz Youth Orchestra. Join us again June 20th and July 18th for more great jazz. $5-$15, A la carte brunch menu from Café Musée.
Penelope Gottieb’s No $ Down comes down May 23rd. If you haven’t strolled through this neighborhood, you’re missing out. See it in the Media Gallery.
Museum Hours
GALLERY & STORE
Wednesday – Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM
Thursdays 10 AM to 8 PM
Closed Monday, Tuesday and National Holidays
LIBRARY
Wednesday – Sunday 11 AM to 2 PM
1st Thursday 5 to 7 PM
CAFÉ MUSÉE
Wednesday – Sunday 11 AM – 2:30 PM
Closed Monday & Tuesday
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Tuesday – Friday 9AM - 5PM
Volunteers Needed
Are you interested in serving on the volunteer board, or learning web design? Have you always wanted to explore being a docent? We are currently looking for help in these areas as well as the Annual Arts and Flowers Luncheon, support for planning volunteer recognition events and administration work. For more information, please contact Rosalind Bedell at rosalind.bedell@nevadaart.org.
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