Roz Crews is an artist and educator who uses curatorial strategies to produce public programs and performances providing a stage for other artists, students, and interlocutors to share their opinions. They have worked as an Artist in Residence in universities and non-profits, Manager of Community Engagement Programs at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA, Co-Curator and Public Programs Manager at the King School Museum of Contemporary Art in Portland, OR, Adjunct Instructor in Social Practice, Ideation, and Graphic Design, and Public K-5 Art Teacher in Gainesville, FL. They have an MFA in Art and Social Practice from Portland State University (2017) and a BA in Anthropology from New College of Florida (2012). They are the Associate Curator of Programs at Williams College Museum of Art.