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Credits

Content Development

WITF, Inc.
http://www.witf.org (this link will open a new window)

1982 Locust Lane
Harrisburg, PA 17105

Kathleen A. Pavelko, President and CEO
Barry Stoner, Senior Vice President for Content Development
Michael J. Williams, Project Manager


Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
http://phmc.state.pa.us/
http://statemuseumpa.org

300 North Street
Harrisburg, PA 17120

Barbara Franco, Executive Director
John Leighow, Director, The State Museum of Pennsylvania
Robert Weible, Director of Public History, The State Museum of Pennsylvania


Pennsylvania Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations

http://www.pamuseums.org (this link will open a new window)

Commonwealth Keystone Building, Plaza Level
400 North Street
Harrisburg, PA 17120-0053

Deborah Filipi, Executive Director
Janet MacGregor, Assistant Director


Pennsylvania Historical Association
http://www.pa-history.org (this link will open a new window)

108 Weaver Building
Penn State University
University Park, PA 16802-5500

Dennis Downey, Millersville University , President (2004 – present)
Rosalind Remer, Moravian College, President (2003-2004)
Randall M. Miller, St Joseph's University, President (2001-2002)


Pennsylvania
Public Television Network
http://www.pptn.state.pa.us/ (this link will open a new window)

24 Northeast Drive
Hershey, PA 17033

Sylvia L. Strobel, General Manager
Robert Feir, Education Consultant

 

Interactive Map Development

Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access
http://www.pasda.psu.edu/ (this link will open a new window)

Environmental Resources Research Institute
The Pennsylvania State University
117 Land and Water Research Building
University Park, PA 16802-4900

Maurie Caitlin Kelly, PASDA Coordinator

 

Interactive Agency

Matrix
http://www.matrix.msu.edu/

Michigan State University
310 Auditorium Bldg.
East Lansing, MI 48824-1120

Mark Kornbluh, Director
Dean Rehberger, Associate Director

 

Current Staff

Executive in Charge: Barry Stoner, WITF

Project Manager: Michael J. Williams, WITF

Content Manager: Robert Weible, The State Museum of Pennsylvania

Supervising Historian: Charles Hardy, III, West Chester University

Development: Robert E. Feir, Edstrat21; Scott Gentry, WITF

Digital Rights and Acquisitions: Marie Brown Wilson, WITF

Lesson Plan Development: Sue Baldwin-Way, Carrie Curtis, Adrienne Deitch, WITF 

Web Host and Web Site Design: MATRIX, Michigan State University

Art: James Booth, The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Don Giles, The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Joanne Cassaro, WITF

Interactive Maps: Maurie Caitlin Kelly, Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access,

Project Support: Flip Michaels, WITF, Russ Neff, WITF

Research: Kim Ross, Pennsylvania Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations, Jennifer Green, Denise DePersio, Cary Eberly, Corrine Macauley

Publicity: Jan McKnight, WITF

 

Advisory Committee

Dennis Downey, Millersville University; Loretta Lobes, Carnegie Mellon University; Randall Miller, Saint Josephs University; Philip Scranton, Rutgers University, Camden; Stephanie Wolf, McNeil Center for Early American Studies; Gerald Zahavi, SUNY Albany.

 

Special Thanks To:

Andrew Arnold, Michael Bertheaud, David Dunn, Gary Elder, Deborah Filipi, Ken Finkel, Stephen Frank, Francis Grandinetti, Karen Guenther, Van Beck Hall, David Haury, Paula Heiman, Karen James, Susan Klepp, Marilyn Levin, Charles McCollester, Stephen Miller, Harold Myers, National Council for History Education, Paul Douglas Newman, Judith O’Toole, John Quist, Harry Parker, John Patterson, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Pennsylvania Council for the Arts, John Rechuitti, Daniel Richter, Linda Ries, Randy Roberts, Rob Ruck, Richard Saylor, Timothy Shannon, Michael Sherbon, William Sisson, Jonathan Stayer, Judith Stein, Jane Stewart, Stephen Warfel, Robert Warrington, Thomas Winpenny,

and all of the teachers and educators who have participated in workshops and submitted and reviewed lesson plans:  David Cope, Social Studies Department Chair, Titusville Area Schools; William Doody, Junior High Teacher, Social Studies, Indiana Area School District; Phyllis Finger, Enrichment Teacher, Forks Elementary School, Easton Area School District; Sally Flaherty, Educational Consultant, Riverview Intermediate Unit 6, Clarion, PA; Melissa Hay, High School Teacher, Moon Area High School, Moon Area School District; Maryann Impink, Elementary Teacher and Social Studies Coordinator, Hopewell Elementary School, Southern Lehigh School District; Eric Knorr, Senior High Teacher, Reading Senior High School, Reading School District; Charles Sacavage, Adjunct Professor of History, Alvernia College; Marthena Scollon, Librarian (Ret.), School District of Philadelphia; Leonard White, Special Educator, Jay Cooke Middle School, School District of Philadelphia; Michael Zeck, Secondary Education Teacher, Lebanon Middle School, Lebanon School District

 

Former Staff and Project Participants

Rachel Batch, Sally Biel, Alana Bubnis, Abby Crooks, Susan Donley, Tracey Erb, Deborah Fulham-Winston, Brent Glass, Beth Hager, Martha Hall, Angel Hernandez, Courtney Howell, Jeff Gray, Karen Guenther, Sovanna Mam, Carla Mulford, Paul Douglas Newman, David Shively, Rod Snyder, Caleb Smith, Frank Suran, John Turner, Zach Weddington, John Wesley

Ripple Effects Interactive

Sonnett Dunstan Media group, LLC

 

Additional Credits

Abraham Lincoln and the Politics of the Civil War

Agriculture and Rural Life

The American Revolution

Baseball in Pennsylvania

Crossing the Alleghenies

Fine Arts

The French and Indian War in Pennsylvania

The Gettysburg Campaign

Jazz in Pennsylvania

Lewis and Clark in Pennsylvania

Mining Anthracite

Pennsylvanians and the Environment

The Philadelphia Campaign

Railroads

Set Apart: Religious Communities in Pennsylvania

Striking Oil

Underground Railroad

The Vision of William Penn

Copyright, WITF

Historical Marker Trademark, PHMC

 

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