Katherine McEnroe
Adjunct Lecturer
Email:
klmcenroe@wm.edu
Areas of Specialization:
Conservation; Metals Conservation; Glass and Ceramics Conservation; Archaeological Conservation; Health and Safety for Conservators and Museum Professionals
Background
I am the conservator of archaeological materials at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, where I have worked since 2016. Prior to this, I was an objects conservator at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, and my third-year placement during my master's work occurred at the Museum of London. I also completed field work over three seasons in Greece and Turkey; it was Classical Archaeology that first caught my attention and encouraged me into the field of conservation. I am personally very interested in the conservation of glass, ceramics, and metals, and I enjoy any opportunity to visit my archaeology colleagues working in the field. I also have strong interest in Health and Safety and serve on the leadership team of the Health and Safety Network of the American Institute of Conservation.
Education
MA Principles of Conservation, University College London Institute of Archaeology, 2012
MSc Conservation for Archaeology and Museums, University College London Institute of Archaeology, 2014
