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Shanice Sproule

Portfolio Gallery

Shanice Sproule

Portfolio Gallery

Portfolio Gallery

Portfolio Gallery

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I completed my field placement at the National Gallery of Canada in the Collections and Loans department under the supervision of Ceridwen Maycock.

I completed my field placement at the National Gallery of Canada. As part of my internship, I helped complete registrar tasks during the Qillaniq exhibition installation.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to properly handle and clean silver objects.

I completed my field placement at the National Gallery of Canada. As part of my internship, I completed registrar tasks for the takedown of Women Carvers of the Northwest Coast exhibition.

I was part of the group of Museum Management and Curatorship (MMC) students that designed and installed a permanent exhibit in the Ayotte Cabin at the Lang Pioneer Village and Museum.

As part of a cross-curricular project for first semester of the Museum Management & Curatorship (MMC) program at Fleming College, students were tasked with selecting a personal object with rich research value to take through necessary steps (cur

As part of the MMC program, I catalogued and condition reported a collectable ceramic hot chocolate cup at the Peterborough Museum and Archives. The cup was produced by the Quaker Oats company to celebrate Canada’s Centennial.

I am pictured here, alongside the LAS President Beverley Fisher accepting an appreciation award from the Haliburton Kawartha Pineridge District Health Unit on behalf of the Lindsay Agricultural Society. Building and maintaining community partnership

Capturing images of my personal object as part of a cross-curricular project that included condition reporting and a curatorial research project for the MMC program at Fleming College.

As part of an MMC program cross-curricular project to design and install a permanent exhibit at the Lang Pioneer Village and Museum, I spent considerable time reviewing and selecting archive media for inclusion in the exhibit space.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to properly handle and clean silver objects.

A class field trip to the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa, Ontario.

I have considerable public speaking experience, having delivered keynote speeches, acted as Master of Ceremonies at opening ceremonies and annual meetings, and much more.

As part of a cross-curricular project in the MMC program at Fleming College, I learned how to cut and bend plexiglass to create a custom mount for a set of sleigh bells.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to clean and identify potential agents of deterioration in collections spaces.

Capturing images of my personal object as part of a cross-curricular project that included condition reporting and a curatorial research project for the MMC program at Fleming College.

Considerable planning and detail was devoted to ensuring my sleigh bells were securely mounted for display during our mini exhibition at the Peterborough Museum and Archives.

While the MMC program at Fleming College was a serious and demanding program, we did have time to help decorate the Lang Pioneer Village and Museum’s historic buildings for Halloween!

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to properly handle and clean textiles.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to properly handle and clean silver objects.

Considerable planning and detail was devoted to ensuring my sleigh bells were securely mounted for display during our mini exhibition at the Peterborough Museum and Archives.

My family owns and operates an equestrian training, coaching, and competition facility in Kawartha Lakes. I have enjoyed the privilege of participating in various equestrian sport disciplines throughout my life. I am pictured here with my retired Ju

I am pictured here accepting a partnership recognition plaque from the Georgian Bay Volunteer Search & Rescue, on behalf of the Lindsay Agricultural Society. Building and maintaining community partnerships is incredibly important to me.

As part of a cross-curricular project for first semester of the Museum Management & Curatorship (MMC) program at Fleming College, students were tasked with selecting a personal object with rich research value to take through necessary steps (cur

Delivering highlights of the upcoming 10 days at the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Lindsay Exhibition. I am pictured alongside LAS President Beverley Fisher and City of Kawartha Lakes Mayor Doug Elmslie.

A fellow MMC student inspired me to learn how to hand embroider in late 2025. This embroidery project was my first completed piece and was a Christmas gift for a friend.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to map and reconstruct broken pottery.

As part of the Care of Collections curriculum in the MMC program, I learned to properly handle and clean wooden blocked copper stamps.

As part of a cross-curricular project in the MMC program at Fleming College, I learned how to cut and bend plexiglass to create a custom mount for a set of sleigh bells.

A small group of MMC students attended the opening of the “CAMP” exhibition by Couzyn van Heuvelen at the Peterborough Art Gallery.

My partner and I own and operate a fourth generation family farm in Fenelon Falls. We raise cattle and horses, alongside growing hay and various other crops. We offer equestrian and agri-tourism programming, including carriage driving competitions

Among other disciplines, my mother and I compete in the equestrian sport of Combined Driving.

I visited the city of Pompeii in 2026 as part of a historical sight seeing trip to Rome.

I visited the Amalfi coast in 2026 as part of a historical sight seeing trip to Rome.

Among other disciplines, my mother and I compete in the equestrian sport of Combined Driving.

I attended the 2025 Opening Ceremonies at the Lindsay Agricultural Society’s Lindsay Exhibition to bring greetings as a Representative of OAAS District 4.

I visited the city of Pompeii in 2026 as part of a historical sight seeing trip to Rome.

My partner has enjoyed sailing for most of his life and in 2025, we purchased a Hunter 33 sailboat so he could fulfill a dream of owning a sailboat with proper voyage living quarters. I, in turn, spent the summer of 2025 learning to sail!

As General Manager, my final duty of the 2024 Lindsay Agricultural Society was to present this giant cheque to the winner of the LEX Beef Supreme Championship!

I was honoured to serve as a judge for the inaugural Launch Kawartha Design Challenge in 2024. Building and maintaining community partnerships is incredibly important to me.

I have always had a passion for photography, so in a bid to learn a new skill while working from home during COVID, I purchased my first drone. I have developed a passion for finding creative angles and primarily use the drone to capture striking im

I have always had a passion for photography, so in a bid to learn a new skill while working from home during COVID, I purchased my first drone. I have been asked to photograph several agricultural events, including the Victoria County Plowing Match.

I have always had a passion for photography, so in a bid to learn a new skill while working from home during COVID, I purchased my first drone. I have developed a passion for finding uncommon opportunities to fly, including while kayaking.

I have always had a passion for photography, so in a bid to learn a new skill while working from home during COVID, I purchased my first drone. I have developed a passion for finding uncommon opportunities to fly, including while kayaking.

I learned to kayak as part of a self improvement mission when I turned 25. I set a goal of learning the sport and paddling on a different lake in the Kawartha Lakes region each week, for two summers!

In February 2025, I completed the Building Community Leaders program administered by the Rural Ontario Institute. I am passionate about building capacity for charitable organizations through strong governance.

Shanice Sproule