Liza Pryor
Senior Exhibit Director
Science Museum of Minnesota

Ms. Pryor began work at the Science Museum in 1993 as an exhibit development intern on Hunters of the Sky, a traveling exhibit about birds of prey. She was hired on staff in 1994, continuing to work with the Hunters of the Sky project through its completion. Pryor left the exhibits division to be the lead floor supervisor for the special exhibits gallery, installing, striking, supervising, and participating in programming for eight different traveling exhibits. From 1996-97 Pryor was hall manager for the Dinosaurs and Fossils Gallery. She returned to the exhibits division in 1997 as an exhibit researcher for the If These Walls Could Talk traveling exhibit. In 1998, Pryor was promoted to exhibit developer for If These Walls Could Talk. She acted as lead developer for the Dinosaurs and Fossils Gallery in the new facility; the museum's touring exhibit When Crocodiles Ruled; Invention at Play, an exhibit for sale to the Smithsonian's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation; and Phase I of the design/development of California Science Center's World of Ecology. She's currently the project leader for Science Buzz, the Science Museum's "current science" exhibits and programs, and for the museum's contributions to the Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network (NISE Net), an initiative to get exhibits about nanotechnology into 100 museums in the next five years.

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