Tiina Morin has over 35 years of experience in arts and culture. Since 2010 she has been the City of Marquette Arts and Culture Manager. In that time, she facilitated a ten-year Arts and Culture Master Plan, established its first Public Art Policy and has overseen countless major public art and cultural projects for the City. She also led the initial efforts in the creation of the Upper Peninsula Arts and Culture Alliance and served on its board. Previously, she worked as an educator at the Marquette Regional History Center and the Swedish American Museum in Chicago, where she co-designed the nation’s first Children’s Museum of Immigration. A former performing artist, Morin co-founded Chicago’s first Contact Improvisation Dance Company and has taught creative movement and world dance. She holds a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology from Michigan State University.