Trevor has worked in tourism and museums for almost 30 years, sharing his passion for history and the natural world with everyone he meets. From universities to resorts, and museums, he has created unique and engaging special events and programs to preserve stories and communicate with broad, diverse audiences. His passionate, creative approach to public education ensures his programs continually reach new audiences.
With his decades of experience in museum education and public programming, Trevor is excited to take the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center into the future, reaching new visitors, and preserving the important stories and artifacts of our past for generations to come.
Education and Training: M.A. Public History: University of West Georgia; B.A. History: University of West Georgia; Certified Interpretive Guide: National Association of Interpretation
Personal: Trevor lives in Maryville with his wife Heather, children Alta and Parks, and dogs Wendell and Hilda. In his down time, Trevor enjoys hiking, gardening, reading, and weaving.
