The Historic Architecture, Conservation and Engineering Center (HACE) of the National Park Service is pleased to announce the addition of Angela Campbell this past May as the Regional Center’s Paper Conservator. She will be responsible for the conservation and preservation of works on paper and books. The holdings of the Northeast Region include over 36 million objects, in 84 National Historic Sites, the majority of which are works on paper. Angela was previously an Assistant Conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she spent seven years working in the Sherman Fairchild Center for Works on Paper and Photograph Conservation. During that time, she treated a wide variety of materials, including medievalparchment manuscripts, 16th-century German prints and etchings, 17th-century French drawings, and modern American prints, among others, though her specific area of interest has consistently been printed material. Angela brings her treatment experience as well as her broad digital and analog examination and documentation capabilities to her new role. Angela has been a member of AIC and the Book and Paper Group of AIC since 2003; she has been a Professional Associate since 2013. In 2015-2017, she held the elected position of Assistant Program Chair /Program Chair for the Book and Paper Group of AIC. Angela holds an M.A. degree and Certificate of Advanced Study in Art Conservation from Buffalo State College.
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