Natasha Mulholland

Natasha Mulholland has a diverse work experience in the arts and culture industry. Natasha is currently the Managing Director of Arts and Culture at JCC San Diego. Prior to this, they worked as a Marketing Manager at Angelika Film Center & Cafe for five years. Natasha also served as a Green Room Manager at Turner Broadcasting System, Inc for seven years. In addition, they had roles as a Venue Manager at Palm Springs International Film Society, Director of Operations at Sunrise Sunset Studio, Assistant Theatre Manager at Sundance Institute, and Hospitality Manager at Coronado Island Film Festival. Before their roles in the film industry, they worked as a Teacher at Coronado High School and as a Box Office Coordinator at San Diego Int'l Film Festival. Natasha also had a temporary position as a Long-Term Substitute Teacher: English at Warren Township High School District 121.

Natasha Mulholland completed their Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Film/Video/and New Media Studies and Fine Art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago from 1998 to 2003. Later, in 2014-2015, they pursued a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree in Secondary Education and Teaching at National Louis University. In addition, they hold the certification of IL Professional Educator from the IL State Board of Education, though the specifics of when they obtained this certification are not provided.