WABASH, IN- The Wabash County Museum is proud to announce recent staff promotions that reflect the organization’s continued growth and commitment to cultivating local talent.
Among those promoted is Hope Schoening, who has been named Marketing
Manager. Hope’s journey with the Museum began in January 2023 when she joined
the team as an intern from Wabash High School. Following her graduation, she
transitioned into a full-time role as Marketing Coordinator, where she quickly
became an integral member of the team. Hope is also a full time college student,
attending Indiana University Kokomo.
In her new role as Marketing Manager, Hope will continue to oversee content
creation and graphic design for all marketing campaigns and social media
platforms. She also collaborates closely with the Museum team on exhibit
development, creating signage while also ensuring that each new experience is
thoughtfully promoted. Moving into the manager position allows Hope to expand
her leadership responsibilities and play an active role in shaping the Museum’s
overall marketing strategy.
“Hope’s creativity, dedication, and passion for our mission have made a significant
impact on our organization,” said Teresa Galley, Executive Director. “We are excited
to see her continue to grow as she takes on a larger role in guiding our marketing
efforts.”
Ella Colvin joined the Museum as a Wabash High School intern in August 2024. In
the fall 2025, she transitioned into a full-time position as Guest Engagement
Coordinator. In her role, Ella is often the first face visitors see at the welcome desk.
She works closely with membership sales and service, helping cultivate strong
relationships with the Museum’s members and guests. Ella also assists in the gift
shop, supporting merchandising efforts and managing the Museum’s eBay
account. Ella is working toward her degree in Business at IUK.
“Ella plays an integral role in creating a welcoming and positive experience for our
guests and members,” said Teresa Galley, Executive Director. “Her enthusiasm and
attention to detail strengthen our daily operations and enhance the overall visitor
experience.”
Following in the footsteps of her co-workers, Logan Wright joined the museum in
January 2026 as a high school intern. Logan is a senior at Wabash High School.
During her internship, she will have the opportunity to see many facets of the
museum’s operations.
The Wabash County Museum remains committed to fostering local talent and
investing in professional growth within its organization. These promotions reflect
the Museum’s dedication to preservation, education and innovation while serving
the Wabash community and beyond.
For more information about the Wabash County Museum and upcoming exhibits
and events, visit www.wabashmuseum.org or follow the Museum on social media.
The Wabash County Museum is located at 36 E Market Street in Downtown
Wabash. To learn more about hours, upcoming events for all ages, or to check out
our virtual tour, visit www.wabashmuseum.org. Follow the Museum on Facebook,
Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. for updates and event information.
