Linda Berghoff has graduate degrees in arts administration from Drexel University (MS) and Temple University/Tyler School of Art (BFA/MFA). Currently teaching fine arts at St. Petersburg College in Florida, she has received awards in printmaking as well as two visual arts grants.
    
     Berghoff has experienced the visual arts from many viewpoints. She is a arts educator and an exhibiting artist. She has been a gallery assistant/curator and worked with artists in a collaborative print workshop (Berghoff-Cowden Editions), and she has initiated and curated print projects and exhibitions that traveled nationally and internationally.
    
     One exhibition in particular that Berghoff participated in was the result of an idea she had as a MFA graduate student studying in Rome, Italy, in which she wanted to create an artistic and cultural exchange with Italian artists similar to what she had experienced as an exchange student. The result of this international exchange and project resulted in the exhibition Transiti Italiani. This exhibition of innovative screenprints produced by Italian artists traveled to venus throughout the United States.
    
     In addition to teaching, Berghoff is an active participant in the Educational and Outreach Committee at The Leepa Rattner Museum of Art (LRMA) working with the Educational Coordinator to initiate new or enhanced educational activities directed at braodening the museum's student and community audiences.This ongoing relationship meets the museum's constribution to the college mission and provides an exceptonal experience for students.

     Also relevant to Berghoff's ongoing relationship with LRMA was the working relationship with the museum's Financial Officer in the assistance of the development of a master's thesis for the arts administration degree titlled Three Artist-Endowed Foundation's Major Role in the Current Evolution of Art's Funding.