Samuel Escourt is a recent graduate of Penn State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music Technology. Sam currently works as an AV Technician for Carnegie Museums, providing essential support in the installation and configuration of AV systems for a variety of events both big and small. He works on events at both the Kamin Science Center and Andy Warhol Museum. During his time at Penn State, he worked for the school as an audio engineering intern, providing vital support in both recording and live sound environments. He has served as a stage crew member for Penn State's Center for the Performing Arts and the Bryce Jordan Center, working closely with all key aspects of live event production. Sam demonstrates strong leadership and collaboration skills, highlighted by his role as Student Council President of the Audio Engineering Society's Penn State Chapter. This experience helped him develop a wide range of interpersonal abilities throughout his undergraduate career. In addition to his formal roles, Sam actively pursues projects involving music production, live sound, mixing, and mastering. Whether collaborating with fellow artists or working on solo endeavors, Sam is continually refining and expanding his diverse skill set. The one goal he has working in this field? To never stop learning.…Samuel Escourt is a recent graduate of Penn State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music Technology. Sam currently works as an AV Technician for Carnegie Museums, providing essential support in the installation and configuration of AV systems for a variety of events both big and small. He works on events at both the Kamin Science Center and Andy Warhol Museum. During his time at Penn State, he worked for the school as an audio engineering intern, providing vital support in both recording and live sound environments. He has served as a stage crew member for Penn State's Center for the Performing Arts and the Bryce Jordan Center, working closely with all key aspects of live event production. Sam demonstrates strong leadership and collaboration skills, highlighted by his role as Student Council President of the Audio Engineering Society's Penn State Chapter. This experience helped him develop a wide range of interpersonal abilities throughout his undergraduate career. In addition to his formal roles, Sam actively pursues projects involving music production, live sound, mixing, and mastering. Whether collaborating with fellow artists or working on solo endeavors, Sam is continually refining and expanding his diverse skill set. The one goal he has working in this field? To never stop learning.WWWW…