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Lisa E. Worley has an extensive work experience in the field of museums and history organizations. Lisa E. has held various leadership roles, such as Director of Material Culture at Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, where they led the Material Culture Department and oversaw the collections, archives, research, exhibitions, and conservation efforts. Lisa E. also served as the Interim Director of Visitor Experience, providing strategic leadership for public and K-12 programming and overseeing staff, interns, and volunteers.

Additionally, Lisa worked as a consultant to museums and history organizations, offering services in interpretive planning, collections management, exhibition development, and historic context development. Lisa E. has worked on projects for various organizations and sites across different states.

Lisa has also gained experience working in other museum roles, including Director of Material Culture at Fair Lane, Home of Clara & Henry Ford, Education Specialist at the Texas Historical Commission, Museum Curator at Goodwill Industries of Central Texas, Curator at The Williamson Museum, Historian & Project Manager at Hardy Heck Moore, Inc, and Museum Director & Programs Coordinator at the French Legation Museum. Lisa E. has also worked as a Curator for the Kell House Museum at the Wichita County Heritage Society Inc and held positions at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery.

Overall, Lisa's work experience showcases their expertise in museum management, collections, exhibitions, education, and programming.

Lisa E. Worley has a strong education background in history and historic preservation. Lisa E. obtained a Master of Arts degree in Public History/Historic Preservation from Colorado State University. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of Arizona. Lisa E. also holds an Associate's Degree in History from Cochise College. In addition to their formal education, Lisa E. Worley obtained a certification as an HP Catalyst Academy Member from The New Media Consortium in July 2014.