Anne Jennings began her Exploratorium adventures as an administrative assistant for the first summer-long Teacher Institute and nascent School in the Exploratorium program (now the Institute for Inquiry). Following an eight-year stint as coordinator of the museum’s budding Volunteer Program, she became one of the Exploratorium’s first project managers, working on temporary and traveling exhibitions including Diving into the Gene Pool, What About AIDS?, and Memory. After an eleven-year hiatus, during which time she founded and directed the East Bay nonprofit Community Resources for Science, Anne returned to the Exploratorium in 2009 as Program Relocation Manager, preparing galleries and exhibits for the move to the piers. Since the museum opened in its new location, she has been the Special Assistant to the Director, led the Extended Learning programs, launched the Learning Exchange, and is now Acting Director of Organizational Development.
