Olivia Sudol is a recent graduate of The City College of New York, who majored in Psychology with a minor in Anthropology. She has just completed her undergraduate thesis, titled “Groovy Music: Songs Across the Lifespan”, which is founded in the fields of developmental psychology and ethnomusicology. She also works in many cultural institutions such as Lincoln Center, The Tenement Museum, and The New York Historical Society. She hopes to pursue a Master’s Degree in museum studies or collections and curating practices. This education will build upon her previous museum experience and allow her to delve deeper into the field of museum studies.
Olivia also has volunteered with Invisible Hands, a nonprofit dedicated to fighting food insecurity, since Fall 2020. She is a member of the Invisible Hands Student Leadership Council, which focuses on expanding the mission of Invisible Hands through discussing new ideas and networking. She was awarded the Invisible Hands Student Leadership Award for my outstanding leadership and commitment towards ending food insecurity.
