Rachel Wimpee PhD — Associate Partner
Rachel Wimpee oversees an array of initiatives to broaden and diversify the communities engaged in archival practice, primary source research, and historical understanding of philanthropy. She is managing editor for RE:source, the Rockefeller Archive Center’s digital platform for publishing stories from the history of philanthropy, and has published in Alliance, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Nonprofit Policy Forum, and The Tocqueville Review. Rachel Wimpee's wide-ranging work draws on qualitative and qualitative research methodologies to bring history into the present conversation. She holds research and leadership positions in the not-for-profit sector, and has decades of research, writing, archives, and digital publishing experience. Rachel holds an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in French and French Studies from New York University. Her research interests center on women and gender, cultural representation, and the role philanthropy plays in social change.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Nonprofit Sector Leader with expertise in archival research and digital publishing.
Location: New York, New York, United States
Experience: 24 yrs 7 mos
Skills
- Leadership
- Research
- Digital Publishing
- Public Outreach
- Nonprofit Management
Career Highlights
- Expert in archival practice and philanthropy.
- Decades of experience in research and digital publishing.
- Strong leadership in nonprofit sector initiatives.
Work Experience
Rockefeller Archive Center
Associate Director for Research & Engagement (2 yrs 9 mos)
Assistant Director of Research & Education (3 yrs 4 mos)
Historian and Project Director (4 yrs 6 mos)
Speaking Engagements (4 yrs)
Mellon / ACLS Public Fellow and Program Officer (1 yr 11 mos)
New Era Creative Space
Board Chair (3 yrs 2 mos)
VP, People and Culture (1 yr)
New York University
Adjunct Instructor of French and the Humanities (1 yr 8 mos)
Morse Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer (11 mos)
925, LLC
Partner (16 yrs 2 mos)
NYU Steinhardt School of Education
Research Assistant (7 mos)
NYU Institute of French Studies
Organizing Member, Graduate Symposium (1 yr)
Ph.D. Candidate, French and French Studies (9 yrs)
Chateaubriand Fellowship in French Literature
Fellow (10 mos)
New York University
President, French Graduate Student Association (1 yr)
The Price of Peace
Interpreter, Translator, and Administrator (11 mos)
New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study
Study Abroad Administrator, Provence (3 mos)
New York University
Secretary, French Graduate Student Association (8 mos)
Education
Ph.D. at New York University
M.A. at New York University
B.A. at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Academic Study Abroad at Sciences Po Aix
at Lycée Jean Puy
at Nicolet High School