San Diego EMP Board Members

Andrea Luna (she/her/ella) is an emerging museum professional recently graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a B.A. in Art History, Theory and Criticism and a minor in Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts. She is incredibly passionate about the creation, support and accessibility of immersive and interactive spaces, environments where cultural diversity is valued and there are little to no limitations on creative expression and advocacy.

As a Senior Experience Associate at the New Children’s Museum, she continues to serve the museum’s mission in breaking the boundaries that exist with fine art institutions and incorporating play into art spaces. Moving forward, she hopes to continue her interest in fabrication, using her efforts to uplift the stories of the people in her community and teach/inspire others to do the same.

Jess Garcia (she/her) is a San Diego based digital artist and photographer working in website design, product photography, social media marketing. Recently Garcia began her museum professional career development volunteering at the Mingei International Museum of Art.

She studied at Humboldt State University for her Bachelor’s of Arts in Art History specializing in Contemporary Eastern Art History, Women Artists of Western Art History, and Film Alternative Photography Processes and received a Certificate of Study for Museum and Gallery Practices.

From organizing city-wide events with artists and communities to curating gallery exhibits, Megan Boisvert is a jack of all trades. Working in the visual arts industry for 10+ years, Megan has worked with arts organizations nationwide including Art Basel Miami, National Geographic, Director of art galleries, public art, and more. Passionate about the arts and bringing art to the people, providing accessible and inclusive art experiences for all.

Megan has her BA in Art & Art History from Florida International University, Miami, FL, and a dual MA in Art Business from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Los Angeles, CA, and Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA. Megan is currently working for California State Parks overseeing small business operations within parks throughout Southern California.

Michèle Jubilee (she/her) is a Media & Communications Specialist at California Association of Museums (CAM), where she leads strategic storytelling, digital engagement, and communications initiatives that connect and support the California's museum community.

She previously served as CAM's Conference Coordinator, helping shape dynamic and accessible programming for emerging professionals. Her work spans interdisciplinary education, public programming, curatorial practice, leadership, and community engagement across museums and arts organizations in both Canada and California.

She holds a BFA in Art History and Visual Arts from the University of British Columbia (UBC). In addition to her work with SDEMP, Michèle is a freelance curator, consultant, writer, and artist.

Her practice is grounded in a commitment to using the arts as a tool for connection, creativity, and belonging - inviting others to engage deeply with meaningful ideas and shared cultural experiences.

Michèle Jubilee (she/her) is a Media & Communications Specialist at California Association of Museums (CAM), where she leads strategic storytelling, digital engagement, and communications initiatives that connect and support the California's museum community.

She previously served as CAM's Conference Coordinator, helping shape dynamic and accessible programming for emerging professionals. Her work spans interdisciplinary education, public programming, curatorial practice, leadership, and community engagement across museums and arts organizations in both Canada and California.

She holds a BFA in Art History and Visual Arts from the University of British Columbia (UBC). In addition to her work with SDEMP, Michèle is a freelance curator, consultant, writer, and artist.

Her practice is grounded in a commitment to using the arts as a tool for connection, creativity, and belonging - inviting others to engage deeply with meaningful ideas and shared cultural experiences.

Jess Garcia (she/her) is a San Diego based digital artist and photographer working in website design, product photography, social media marketing. Recently Garcia began her museum professional career development volunteering at the Mingei International Museum of Art.

She studied at Humboldt State University for her Bachelor’s of Arts in Art History specializing in Contemporary Eastern Art History, Women Artists of Western Art History, and Film Alternative Photography Processes and received a Certificate of Study for Museum and Gallery Practices.

Andrea Luna (she/her/ella) is an emerging museum professional recently graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a B.A. in Art History, Theory and Criticism and a minor in Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts. She is incredibly passionate about the creation, support and accessibility of immersive and interactive spaces, environments where cultural diversity is valued and there are little to no limitations on creative expression and advocacy.

As a Senior Experience Associate at the New Children’s Museum, she continues to serve the museum’s mission in breaking the boundaries that exist with fine art institutions and incorporating play into art spaces. Moving forward, she hopes to continue her interest in fabrication, using her efforts to uplift the stories of the people in her community and teach/inspire others to do the same.

From organizing city-wide events with artists and communities to curating gallery exhibits, Megan Boisvert is a jack of all trades. Working in the visual arts industry for 10+ years, Megan has worked with arts organizations nationwide including Art Basel Miami, National Geographic, Director of art galleries, public art, and more. Passionate about the arts and bringing art to the people, providing accessible and inclusive art experiences for all.

Megan has her BA in Art & Art History from Florida International University, Miami, FL, and a dual MA in Art Business from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Los Angeles, CA, and Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA. Megan is currently working for California State Parks overseeing small business operations within parks throughout Southern California.