Several people took a part in the development of this website. 

 

Bailey Cavender (University of Idaho '14, Whitworth University '10), will have an MA in Anthropology from the University of Idaho in May of 2014. She also has two BAs from Whitworth University, one in History and another in English Literature. Research interests include 19th Century America, the Pacific Northwest, the British Empire, Medieval and Early Modern Europe, Historical Archaeology, Transportation History, Public History, Education, World War I and World War II. 

 

Cavender can be reached at cave0061@vandals.uidaho.edu

 

 

Kali D.V. Oliver: 

Currently a University of Idaho Department of Sociology & Anthropology graduate student, my area of academic emphasis lies within historical archaeology. My thesis work focuses on aiding a Washington museum with the re-processing and long-term preservation of a local orphaned archaeological collection, a project which has helped me further develop a newfound passion for rehabilitation of research materials and work with small non-profits. As writer of this grant, my responsibilities within the Aiding the Asian American Comparative Collection project took on a more administrative capacity, thereby, allowing me to work alongside the wonderful people at the Office of Community Partnerships towards development the project’s overall goals and promotion of its public engagement activities. As such, I have been particularly interested in how we can continue to develop online tools in a multidisciplinary fashion for researchers while also promoting continued community involvement. Though I will be moving to Alaska in the near future to pursue a career in either Cultural Resource Management or Museum Anthropology, I hope to continue finding ways of providing valuable research tools, such as those found at the AACC, to folks who may otherwise not be able to access materials due to physical, geographic or socioeconomic constraints. Click here for my Linked-in Profile 

 

Oliver can be reached at warr5015@vandals.uidaho.edu