Bruce Whitmarsh has been Director of the Chemung County Historical Society since 2010. He is interested in developing deeper relationships between the museum and the community. He holds an M. Phil from the George Washington University.

As founder of Every Museum a Civic Museum, Sarah Jencks works with museums to help them find their authentic civic missions. Sarah is co-chair of the Educating for American Democracy Community Learning Partners task force and a volunteer leader with AASLH and AAM. For 15 years, Jencks was Director of Education and Interpretation at Ford’s Theatre, where she oversaw school and teacher programs as well as interpretive strategy and digital and on-site exhibitions.

Dr. Kennedy’s career of over 30 years includes work for the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, The Museum of the Moving Image, the New York Public Library and adjunct faculty appointments to the Masters in Education program of Hunter College and the Masters in Arts program of Exhibition & Experience Design at FIT. She is dedicated to fostering the joy of lifelong learning and access to cultural experiences for all.

Jessica A. Moquin joined the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) as Executive Director on January 28, 2019. She earned her bachelor’s degree at the Crane School of Music and a master’s degree from the School of Education, both at SUNY Potsdam. Prior to joining CCHS, Jessica most recently worked in development with Friends of Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne. Throughout her career, she has held positions across the non-profit sector, including health and human services, higher education, and arts organizations.