Shanlee graduated from MSU-Bozeman in 2020 with a BA in Art Education, focused in Printmaking. Afterward, she sought out residency opportunities at various arts foundations across the country, including Second State Press, the LH Project, and Hatch Show Print. In addition to the workspace and educational opportunities she received at these residencies, she also worked in the administrative side of each foundation, where she learned the resourcefulness and tenacity required to operate a professional arts facility. At the Bray, Shanlee will draw on these experiences to support fundraising initiatives and manage donations and grants as Development Coordinator.
Staff
Liz Harrison
Liz Harrison has been raising money for a variety of Montana and Seattle nonprofits since 2006. Born and raised in New York City, she spent a good portion of her childhood exploring the world-class museums in the city while attending the High School of Music and Art. After college, Liz started working at Random House publishing, eventually moving to California and opening their first West Coast marketing and publicity office. Later, she received a Masters in Divinity from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology which informed her volunteer chaplain service in spiritual care at hospices in three different states. Having lived in Montana for close to 20 years, Liz enjoys being outdoors in any weather, exploring the state’s treasures with her partner and their dog, Sophie.
Perry Burlingame
Trey Behling
Trey was born and raised in central Montana, where he first discovered his passion for design in high school. He went on to earn a degree in Graphic Design and, after an internship, expanded his work into print and marketing. Trey later focused on freelance projects for nonprofits, creating both digital and print materials that led to his current role at The Bray. Outside of design, he enjoys searching for pieces of history—collecting antiques, picking through estate sales, and exploring new places with his dog, Shep.
Kathleen Schulz
Avery Mickey
Avery graduated in 2015 from University of Montana with a degree in Resource Conservation and a minor in Wilderness Studies . Following school she hopped around Montana and careers until falling in love with the weird wonderful place that is Helena in 2019. On any given day you’ll either find her with a good book and cookies in the oven or out on the trails enjoying nature. Avery is excited to bring her events and hospitality experience to the Bray and be immersed in such a creative place.