Alice May Cerniglia

Background

Cerniglia, Alice May was born on June 10, 1949 in Brooklyn. Daughter of Stephen Cerniglia and Josephine Fiore.

Education

Bachelor, New Mexico Highlands University, 1970—1972. Master of Science, Eastern Michigan University, 1985—1986.

Career

Assistant curator Sierra Nevada Museum of Art, Reno, 1979—1985. Program coordinator Henry Ford Estate, University Michigan, 1987—1991, facilities director, 1991—1992. Interim executive director Ella Sharp Museum, 1993, director education, 1992—1994.

Exhibition coordinator University of Michigan Medical Center, 1995—1999. Executive director Washtenaw Council for the Arts, 1996—1999. Coordinator, volunteer and educational development Walter P. Chrysler Museum, 1999—2001.

Independent consultant, 1994—2003. Consultant Nevada Art Museum, Dearborn, Michigan, 1985, St. Albert School, Reno, Washtenaw Community College. Subordinate teacher Ann Arbor Public Schools, 2002—2003.

Research consultant Edison Institute, Henry Ford Museum, 1986. Board director Washtenaw History Society.

Achievements

• Alice May Cerniglia has been listed as a noteworthy museum program director, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chair Professional Volunteer Corporation, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1998. Volunteer Leukemia Society, 2001. Member University Choral Union, 1986—1999.

President Graduate Student Body, Reno, 1975. Marketing tour and convention committee Dearborn Chamber of Commerce, 1988—1992.

Interests

• Singing, walking, running.

Connections

Married Henry Nuwer (divorced March 1979). 1 child H. Christian.

Father:

Stephen Cerniglia

Mother:

Josephine Fiore

Spouse:

Henry Nuwer

child:

H. Christian Cerniglia