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Emily Nell-Yellow Bird ’03
major: B.S., elementary education, with a concentration in art
current location: Great Falls, Montana
My husband and I own and operate Black Pinto Horse Fine Arts, inspired by
our two greatest passions, children and fine art. As innovative entrepreneurs,
we develop partnerships with educational institutions, galleries, museums,
corporations, art councils and philanthropic organizations throughout the
nation, reaching the hearts and minds of individuals of all ages.
As Promotional Director, I am motivated to find new ways to enhance our
company and navigate unknown waters toward new ventures. My responsibilities
require great attention to detail, as well as dedication, determination, drive,
ingenuity, honesty and much hard work—characteristics many of my professors at
Messiah reinforced.
I cultivate the skills learned at Messiah to work with administration, teachers and
students to provide interdisciplinary workshops and educational programs. In
addition to my husband’s kind heart and compassion, Messiah helped to instill
the importance of giving—we feel it is essential to give back to communities and
help those who can’t help themselves, which we accomplish by working with
charitable organizations.
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