Two Rivers Heritage Museum welcomes new director
Erin Leverman is a student at WSU
Volunteer Coordinator Lois Cobb points out a hat collection currently on display at the Two Rivers Heritage Museum. Cobb is one of the museum’s most dedicated volunteers, logging 431 hours in 2012 alone. Heather Acheson
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Several new faces have recently joined the leadership at the Two Rivers Heritage Museum, giving the site an infusion of renewed enthusiasm and fresh ideas.
Erin Leverman, a Vancouver resident and student at Washington State University, was recently appointed by the Camas-Washougal Historical Society Board of Directors to the museum's executive director position.
Leverman, who holds an associate of arts degree from Clark College, is currently a senior with plans to graduate in December 2013 or May 2014 with a bachelor of arts degree in history.
When she saw the announcement about the local museum’s open position, she thought it would offer an opportunity that combines her interests and her education.
"I've loved history for years," she said. "This is something I've explored before as an avenue for my degree. I thought this would be a great opportunity to learn what goes on in a museum, help out, use my degree and get the learning experience."
