Katelyn Landry

Katelyn Landry is a graduate-level professional specializing in archives and public history, currently serving as a Graduate Archives Fellow at Barnard College and as a Graduate Research Assistant at New York University. Previously, Katelyn held multiple positions at The Morgan Library & Museum, assisting in the Sherman Fairchild Reading Room, and worked as a Public Programs Assistant at the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU. Katelyn's experience also includes serving as Program & Education Coordinator for the Lake Jackson Historical Association and as an intern with the Galveston Historical Foundation, where Katelyn developed an online exhibit focused on slavery in Galveston. Academic credentials include a Master of Arts degree from New York University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Rice University, where Katelyn participated in significant research initiatives relating to slavery in Texas.