Elisabeth Cropper is the Operations Manager of the Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah. She has worked at Hill Aerospace Museum since March of 2020, and in the public history field for more than 10 years. She started her career as a curator’s assistant in the Special Collections and Archives at Utah State University, then curated digital exhibitions and taught information literacy to university students. After finishing her Bachelor’s Degree in History with minors in Ancient Greek and Latin, she worked as the curator of a small city museum in Hyrum, Utah. During this time, she also completed a Master’s Degree in History from USU and taught concurrent enrollment history classes to students across the state. She remained the curator of the Hyrum City Museum for four years until joining the staff at the Hill Aerospace Museum. Elisabeth loves working in museums because it provides a unique ability to build the community’s connection to its heritage through exhibits, storytelling and events. She uses this inspiration as she works to create engaging content for visitors.