STAFF

Janine Napierkowski
Director of Operations & Administration, Interim Director
Eileen White
Visitor Services
Rennie Peterkin
Visitor Services
Ursula D'Auria
Visitor Services
Emily Dzuback
Archives Fellow
Juliana Roth
Chief Storyteller
Laurie DeRuntz
Social Media Manager
Kristin Roeder
Program Manager
Nighthawks Leader
Charis Carmichael Braun
Visual Communications

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

​President
Mary Mathwich
Attorney: Doolan, Platt, and Setareh, LLP

Vice President
​Cynthia Branca
Certified Financial Planner™
​Investment Adviser Representative

Secretary
Robin Lawson Scheuer
Director Sales and Marketing of John Malino Music, Artist

Treasurer
Maryann Schugmann
CPA, Partner Grassi & Co
​​​Bill Batson
Author, Nyack News and Views; Marketing Manager for Nyack Chamber of Commerce, Artist-In-Residence at Nyack Farmers’ Market; Advisor to Nyack Center, Trustee of the Historical Society of the Nyacks, Chairperson of the Nyack Commemoration Committee, and Chairperson of Press and Publicity Committee for NAACP, Nyack.

​Eileen Brady Nelson
Fine art photographer, Arts Educator and Creativity Coach

​Chuck Callan
SVP Regulatory Affairs, Broadridge; Corporate Secretary, Harvard Business School Club of NY

​Michael Hays
Semi-retired educational publishing executive with extensive leadership experience at McGraw-Hill Education and Pearson LLC, Principal and owner of MRH Global
​Nancy Low-Hogan, Ph.D. 
Former Rockland County Legislator District 17, Executive Director of the Rockland County Bar Association

Fred Hodder
Retired business professional, acclaimed photographer

​Mark Lerner
Director of Radiology, 
Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring, MD

Ken Morris
President, Lightbulb Press​

Karon Shovers Goldsmith
Instructor, Yoga on the Hudson and NY Presbyterian Hospital

Elisabeth Voigt
Landscape Designer and Botanical Artist

Michael Witte
Cartoonist at New Yorker Magazine, Baseball Mechanics Consultant

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EMPLOYMENT AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Docents

​Interns
Edward Hopper House docents volunteer to give talks about the life and work of Edward Hopper and tours of the house. Our docents are interested in art history, Edward Hopper, and historic houses. 

Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center is CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING DOCENT APPLICATIONS. 
College and graduate level students are invited to apply for unpaid internships at the Edward Hopper House.  Interns should be studying art history, fine arts, history, arts administration, museum studies, or marketing.  College credit agreements can be arranged.  We accept applications on an rolling basis. Click here to apply.

Music In The Garden Summer Jazz Intern
This volunteer internship will help facilitate the Edward Hopper House's "Jazz in the Garden" series: 6 events of outdoor jazz concerts held in the garden at the Edward Hopper House June - August. The intern will help set up the concerts on the performance evening, help to recruit and schedule performers, and ensure accurate description details for publicity are secured. ​Click here to apply.

Senior Volunteers

Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center warmly welcomes senior volunteers. Our friends at the National Council for Aging Care in Washington D.C. shares this article about the comprehensive benefits of volunteering for seniors: AgingInPlace.org/how-to-volunteer-as-a-senior