Camryn Bell Jeopardy Profile: Age, Job, Family, Stats
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Camryn Bell Jeopardy Contestant Profile
Camryn Bell is an American museum professional, educator, and public history specialist originally from Minnetonka, Minnesota. She is best known to television audiences as a Jeopardy! contestant, but her professional career spans museums, libraries, archives, education, journalism, and public history. Bell has developed expertise in cultural heritage preservation, visitor engagement, marine education, and historical interpretation. Her work has taken her from Minnesota and California to Maryland, Alaska, and New York, where she currently works in museum education.
Since March 2025, Bell has served as a Museum Educator specializing in Marine Education and Visitor Services at the South Street Seaport Museum in New York City. At the same time, she works as a Content Specialist for Give To Get. Prior to these positions, she spent over a year with the National Park Service in Skagway, Alaska, first as an Education Fellow and later as an Interpretive Park Ranger, helping visitors engage with historical and cultural resources. Earlier in her career, she served as Wikipedian-in-Residence for the American Institute of Physics, where she helped improve public access to scientific knowledge through Wikipedia.
Her museum and public history experience also includes working as a Collections Management Assistant at Arlington Public Library, an Oral History Intern with the Minnesota Historical Society, a Student Assistant at UC Berkeley’s Bancroft Library, and a Visitor Services Associate at the Walker Art Center. During her university years, Bell was heavily involved in student leadership and journalism. She served in multiple editorial roles at The Daily Californian, including News Reporter, Assistant Night Editor, Night Editor, Special Issues Editor, and Staff Representative. She also worked as an Assistant Editor for The Emma Goldman Papers, a Peer Advisor for the UC Berkeley History Department, and a Student Representative on the Moffitt Student Advisory Committee.
Bell earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of California, Berkeley, graduating in 2019. Before attending Berkeley, she studied at Hopkins High School in Minnesota, where she participated in the National Honors Society, Honors Band, Pit Orchestra, and Nordic Ski Team. Her accomplishments include receiving the Caring Youth Award from the City of Minnetonka and earning the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award in 2015.
In addition to her professional work, Bell is multilingual and speaks Spanish and Portuguese. She has also contributed to several publications, including “What You Want Is Revolution. How? Go Look It Up In The Library”: Democratizing Information and Space Through the Bay Area’s Informal Libraries, published in Ezra’s Archive in 2020, as well as articles for Arlington Magazine and the Arlington Public Library’s Center for Local History blog.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Camryn Bell |
| Location & Residence | Originally from Minnetonka, Minnesota, United States. Currently based in New York, New York, United States. Previously lived and worked in Skagway, Alaska; College Park, Maryland; Arlington, Virginia; Berkeley, California; San Francisco Bay Area, California; and the Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area. |
| Profession & Jobs | Museum Educator, Marine Education Specialist, Visitor Services Associate, Museum Professional, Public Historian, Cultural Heritage Specialist, Content Specialist, Interpretive Park Ranger, Education Fellow, Wikipedian-in-Residence, Collections Management Assistant, Archivist, Library Professional, Journalist, Editor, Peer Advisor, Oral History Intern, Student Representative. Current positions include Museum Educator at South Street Seaport Museum (March 2025–Present) and Content Specialist at Give To Get (January 2025–Present). |
| Gender & Sex | Female |
| Age & Date of Birth | Exact age and date of birth not publicly available. Estimated to be approximately 28–30 years old as a member of the UC Berkeley Class of 2019 and Hopkins High School Class of 2015. |
| Nationality & Ethnicity | American. Ethnicity not publicly disclosed; likely White/Caucasian (educated guess based on available information). |
| Education & School | Bachelor of Arts in History, University of California, Berkeley (2015–2019). Hopkins High School, Minnesota (2012–2015). Activities included National Honors Society, Honors Band, Pit Orchestra, and Nordic Ski Team. |
| Relationships (Married/Dating/Sexuality) & Family | No publicly available information regarding marital status, dating relationships, sexuality, spouse, partner, children, parents, or other family members. |
| Biography & More Details | Jeopardy! contestant and returning champion. Works in museum education, marine education, public history, and cultural heritage. Former Wikipedian-in-Residence at the American Institute of Physics. Former National Park Service Interpretive Park Ranger and Education Fellow in Alaska. Worked at Arlington Public Library, Minnesota Historical Society, Walker Art Center, Bancroft Library, and The Emma Goldman Papers. Held multiple editorial and reporting positions at The Daily Californian. Speaks Spanish and Portuguese. Recipient of the Caring Youth Award (2015) and Girl Scout Gold Award (2015). Published author whose works include articles on libraries, local history, and cultural heritage. LinkedIn profile reports over 340 professional connections and more than 340 followers. Known for combining public history, education, archival work, and visitor engagement throughout her career. |
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Camryn Bell Jeopardy Results
| Monday, 1 June 2026 | Chris D'angelo Washington, D.C. Content Manager 8 Day Winnings of $194,201 Final Score: $0 Round 2 Score: $11,200 Round 1 Score: $600 | Peter McFerrin Corona, California Energy Industry Professional Winning Score: $18,999 Round 2 Score: $20,700 Round 1 Score: $8,300 | Camryn Bell Originally Minnetonka, Minnesota Museum Educator Final Score: $0 Round 2 Score: $10,200 Round 1 Score: $5,000 |