莱斯莉·斯沃茨（美国），波士顿儿童博物馆，研究与项目策划部副主任。
　　Leslie Swartz(US),Senior Vice President for Research and Program Planning,Boston Children’s Museum.

　　先后获欧柏林学院学士学位、密歇根大学东亚研究硕士学位。

　　现任波士顿儿童博物馆研究与项目策划部副主任，主管该馆长期规划与筹资策略的研究与评估。曾担任社区外展活动部和职业发展课程部负责人，并主持策划和执行多个展览及教育项目，包括“杭州少年——中美互联”巡回展、一款探索亚洲文化的手机游戏App：非凡博客联盟的联合开发等。

　　负责哈佛东亚项目。该项目旨在向中国和日本提供职业发展课程和公共项目。是备受欢迎的家庭读本《月光、水饺与龙舟：中国节日故事、活动与食谱》的作者之一，同时也是波士顿龙舟节、波士顿与杭州姐妹城市关系共同发起人。

　　Ms. Leslie Swartz, Senior Vice President for Research and Program Planning at Boston Children’s Museum, is responsible for research and evaluation, museum-wide long-range planning and funding strategies.

　　Over her tenure at Boston Children’s Museum, she has led many education and exhibition projects as well as the community outreach, and curriculum and professional development departments. She was the project director for Children of Hangzhou: Connecting with China, a traveling exhibit, and associated mobile app League of Extraordinary Bloggers, a game for exploring Asian cultures, and other educational programs. 

　　Ms. Swartz directs the Harvard East Asian Program, which offers professional development, curricula and public programs focused on Japan and China. She co-authored Moonbeams, Dumplings and Dragon Boats: A Treasury of Chinese Holiday Tales, Activities and Recipes (Harcourt: 2002), a highly popular family book. She co-founded the Boston Dragon Boat Festival, the first in the U.S. She was also a co-founder of the Hangzhou Boston Sister City relationship, and has traveled extensively in China.

　　She holds a BA from Oberlin College, and an MA in East Asian Studies from the University of Michigan.