For the past few months Patrick has been working at the Frazier History Museum’s summer camp in Louisville, Kentucky. The camp combines fun and education for grades 1-6 with weekly topics ranging from art history to "why you wouldn’t want to live in another era."

Patrick researches historical topics to create 10-15 minute lessons and a coordinating activity, such as recreating the paper helicopters that the Wright brothers used to learn about aerodynamics, to teach children in a way that is engaging. Camp activities take campers all around the museum’s numerous exhibits, including the barrel-making station in the museum’s bourbon exhibit (pictured below).