莱昂蒂娜·梅杰—范·门施（荷兰），欧洲文化博物馆副馆长
Léontine Meijer-van Mensch(The Netherlands),Deputy Director of Museum for European Cultures
曾先后于阿姆斯特丹、耶路撒冷和柏林学习新史学、理论史学和犹太学，并在法兰克福欧洲文化遗产研究院研习博物馆学。博士研究方向为德意志民主共和国在博物馆学界的话语权和国际共鸣，重点关注文化记忆和当代收藏问题。目前致力于当今博物馆学发展和理论的研究。
有丰富展览经验，曾负责德国、波兰和荷兰的多个展览项目。历任柏林犹太人博物馆和阿姆斯特丹犹太历史博物馆任职研究员和教育专员、斯武比采波兰学院欧罗巴二期研究项目协调员、奥德法兰克福欧洲大学文化管理与博物馆学部讲师等。
2011年调任至欧洲文化博物馆工作至今，现任副馆长，同时任国际博协收藏委员会委员、斯洛文尼亚采列国际博物馆学院董事会国际成员。
Ms. Leontine Meijer-van Mensch is Deputy Director at Museum Europäischer Kulturen Staatliche Museen (Museum for European Cultures) in Berlin. Before, she was lecturer in heritage theory and professional ethics at the Reinwardt Academy (Amsterdam, the Netherlands).
She studied new and theoretical history and Judaic studies in Amsterdam, Jerusalem and Berlin and she was a postgraduate in European Cultural Heritage Studies in Frankfurt/Oder with a focus on museology. Léontine worked for a variety of exhibition projects in Germany, Poland and in the Netherlands, for instance as a researcher and as an educator in the Jewish Museum in Berlin and the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam. Before returning to Amsterdam in January 2006, she was the project coordinator of the Europa Fellows II research programme at the Collegium Polonicum in Słubice (Poland) and lecturer of cultural management and museology at Europa-Universität Viadrina in Frankfurt/Oder. She is a board member of COMCOL, the ICOM-International Committee for Collecting and an international board member of the International School of Museology, Celje, Slovenia. She moderated the Erfgoed Arena at Reinwardt Academy till January 2011. Her Ph.D. research focuses on the museology discourse in the German Democratic Republic and its international resonance. Her main interest is in remembrance culture and contemporary collecting.
Léontine’s broad international background, knowledge and experience of European cultural heritage and museological developments provide her with a profound sense of history and current trends. She is an insightful theoretical museologist contributing to the ongoing museological discourse.
