Virtual Networking Roundtable for Students and Young Professionals
Saturday, March 27, 2021
10:15-1:30
Come practice your networking skills! Join us on zoom to meet and chat with Senior Professionals from around Washington Archaeology
Register here
Participants have a chance to win free registration for the 2021 Cultural Resources Protection Summit, gift cards, and a field kit! AWA membership is not required.
Come practice your networking skills! Join us on zoom to meet and chat with Senior Professionals from around Washington Archaeology
Register here
Participants have a chance to win free registration for the 2021 Cultural Resources Protection Summit, gift cards, and a field kit! AWA membership is not required.
The zoom event opens at 10:15 with a few brief announcements and information. The rest of the event will be divided into a series of 15-minute sessions with a lunch break. Each session will feature a different Senior Professional involved in Washington Archaeology. Check out the schedule and information below and attend as many sessions as you like. Bring your questions!
Drawings for our giveaways will be held during the lunch break from 12:05-12:35 so grab your lunch and come eat on camera with us!
Drawings for our giveaways will be held during the lunch break from 12:05-12:35 so grab your lunch and come eat on camera with us!
Schedule
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10:15-10:25
Opening 10:30-10:45
Professor Patrick McCutcheon Central Washington University Department of Anthropology 10:50-11:05
Kirstie Haertel Deputy Chief, Park Programs for the Cultural Resources and Science Division for the National Park Service, Pacific West Region 11:10-11:25
Amber Earley Senior Archaeologist Seattle City Light 11:30-11:45
Jackie Ferry Chelángen Department Director and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Samish Indian Nation Éy7 skewchíl! My name is Jackie Ferry and I’m the Chelángen Department Director and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Samish Indian Nation. I received my bachelor’s degree from Western Washington University in Bellingham and my master’s degree from the University of Sheffield in England. I had a couple temporary jobs in Washington—with the Lummi Nation and out at Tse-whit-zen in Port Angeles—but my first permanent job was with Equinox Research and Consulting (ERCI) out of Skagit County. From 2007-2010, I worked for Ethnoscience, Inc. out of Billings, Montana and we did work throughout the Great Plains. In 2010, I started at the Samish Indian Nation as the Cultural Resources Program Manager. In 2014, we applied to be a THPO office and then the next year, the Chelángen Dept was created and I became director. I’ve held these two roles since then. |
11:50-12:05
Kelly Bush President and Owner, Equinox Research and Consulting 12:05-12:35
Lunch Break and giveaway drawings with prizes sponsored by the AWA and Equinox Research and Consulting 12:35-12:50
Chris Noll Archaeologist, Archaeological and Historical Services, Eastern Washington University 12:55-1:10
Sara Gonzalez Associate Professor and Curator of Archaeology, University of Washington/Burke Museum 1:15-1:30
Sarah Thirtyacre Cultural Resources Program Manager at Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) |