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| Our Staff
Some of the Friendly Faces you'll see!
Paula Peterson, Ex. Director and Co-Founder Paula has a background in commercial banking, management and sales and is involved with numerous civic and volunteer committees, including the Brockton Area DSS Citizen's Advisory Board, the Community Advisory Board of the Bank of Easton, and is a Trustee of the Oakes Ames Memorial Hall. She attended Bridgewater State College and Stonehill College, and numerous professional development and skill building programs. When Paula is not at the Museum, she enjoys gardening, boating, and shopping!! Contact her at paula@childrensmuseumineaston.org
Stephen Keohane, Director of Development
Stephen has a degree in Foreign Affairs from Assumption College and a MA in International Relations from Salve Regina University. He was most recently a Business Development Officer with State Street Global Markets. At the Museum, Steve oversees general fundraising efforts, including government, corporate and foundation grants, business sponsorships, and individual donations. In his spare time, Stephen plays in several adult hockey leagues and is a coach in the Easton Youth Lacrosse program. Contact him at stevek@childrensmuseumineaston.org.
Steven Hill, Operations Manager
Steven has a degree in physical education from Bridgewater State College and was previously employed by the YMCA and other youth agencies where he worked with kids on many levels. As Operations Manager, Steven supervises all aspects of the Museum daily operations, as well as coordinating the Museum’s family-oriented special events. Steven's favorite exhibit at the Museum is the boat. Contact him at stevenh@childrensmuseumineaston.org.

Pam Borbely, Resident Artist/Educator
Pam has a degree in graphic design from the Rochester Institute of Technology. She uses her talent to design Museum signage, brochures, newsletters and other promotional and educational pieces, as well as to design and develop exhibits. In a dual role as educator and resident artist, Pam has a wonderful vantage point to understand Museum visitors and know what appeals to them. When she is not at the museum Pam is busy driving her kids to all their various practices, working on her house and antiquing.
Jane Rotondi - Education Coordinator
Jane has a Master’s degree in Special Education, a Child Development Associate certification and holds additional teaching certificates in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education. Previously she was self-employed as a family childcare provider and is current chairman of the FMN (Foxboro, Mansfield, Norton) Family Childcare Support Group. She has nine years teaching experience in the Carver, Needham and Franklin (MA) school systems, and over 15 years experience working in various summer camps as counselor, assistant director and director. Contact her at jane@childrensmuseumineaston.org.
Jane MacAuslan teaches Pee Wee Singers and Pee Wee Music Makers at the Museum. These are two programs she designed and created! Jane has taught at the Museum for 9 years. She is an accomplished musician and has continued her training through Stonehill College. Jane has a son and two-stepchildren and loves playing the drums.
Marianne Sheehan, Floor Manager
Marianne is a mother of two, as well as a Girl Scout, Brownie, and Boy Scout leader. She also works with the Big Sister program. When she is not at the Museum, Marianne enjoys doing needlework, crafts, and theatre.
Renée Rogers, Floor Manager
Renée is a sophomore at Stonehill College majoring in Education. She also volunteers for the Big Brother, Big Sister organization. In her spare time Renée enjoys horseback riding and spending time with her younger brothers.
Rose Marie McCarthy, Secretary/Memberships 
Rose Marie is a mother of four children and a grandmother of ten grandchildren. Her favorite exhibits are the Cabin'n Camp and KIDSPACE. When she is not at the museum, Rose Marie is busy singing in her church chorus and hooking rugs.
Our Interns

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