Stephanie Lussier is the Paper and Photographs Conservator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden where she is responsible for analysis, treatment, and long-term preservation of the Museum’s collections. As education coordinator for the department, Stephanie guides research initiatives, supervises interns and fellows, and promotes and develops collaborative conservation projects at the unit level and pan institutionally. Stephanie is interested in interdisciplinary projects that enhance the dialogue among conservators, curators, and allied professionals and has lectured and published on a wide range of topics from lead white deterioration to contemporary print process identification. Stephanie is a Fellow of AIC and has held a variety of leadership positions including AIC Board Director, Professional Education and founding Chair of the Member Designation Working Group. She holds an M.A. with a Certificate of Advanced Study in Art Conservation, with a specialization in paper conservation from Buffalo State College, and a B.F.A. in Art History and Printmaking from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.