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Council
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Site Visit Dates
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Federal/State Partnership
Representative
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Site Visitors
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Connecticut Humanities Council |
October 11-12 |
Edie Manza |
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MARY-KIM ARNOLD, Grant Programs Officer, Rhode Island Foundation, Providence, former executive director, Rhode Island Council for the Humanities |
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ALICE FITZPATRICK, President, Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, New London |
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Humanities Council of Washington, D.C. |
December 4-5 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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ROSEMARY DORSA, Director, GIFT Technical Assistance Program, Indiana Grantmakers Alliance; former chair, Indiana Humanities |
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SAM SWEET, Executive Director, Atlas Performing Arts Center; independent consultant |
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Georgia Humanities Council |
June 14-15 |
Edie Manza |
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JOSEPH BANKOFF(at the time of the site visit), President and CEO, Woodruff Center for the Arts, Atlanta, currently, Chair, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, The Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta |
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SANDRA GIOIA TREADWAY, Librarian and State Archivist of Virginia, Library of Virginia, Richmond |
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Hawai'i Humanities Council |
September 27-28 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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LYLA BERG, Principal, Lyla Berg and Associates; Director of Major Gifts and Campaign Initiatives, American Cancer Society (Hawaii Pacific), Honolulu |
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PAMELA HILTON SNOW, Executive Director, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, Lincoln; former chair, Nebraska Humanities Council and Nebraska Humanities Foundation |
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Illinois Humanities Council |
August 16-17 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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MARC JOHNSON, President/Partner, Gallatin Public Affairs, Boise, Idaho, member and former chair, Idaho Humanities Council, former chair, Federation of State Humanities Councils board |
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RICHARD LONGWORTH, Senior Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Illinois |
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Kentucky Humanities Council |
July 26-27 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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JEFFREY A. FAGER, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Iowa Wesleyan College, Mount Pleasant, IA |
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DAVID O. RENZ, Chair, Department of Public Affairs, Director, Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership, University of Missouri-Kansas City |
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Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities |
June 21-22 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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IRA PERMAN, President, Important Work, Anchorage, AK |
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CHARLES REAGAN WILSON, Kelly Gene Cook, Sr. Chair of History and Professor of Southern Studies, University of Mississippi, Oxford |
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Minnesota Humanities Center |
January 14-15, 2013 |
Edie Manza |
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Ohio Humanities Council |
July 16-18, 2012 |
Edie Manza |
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JODY BLANKENSHIP, Director of Education, Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort |
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JOHN MATTHEWS, Principal, John Matthews Associates, and former vice president, Federation of State Humanities Councils, currently living in Fairfield, Iowa |
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Humanities Council South Carolina |
February 9-10 |
Edie Manza |
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CALVIN L. HALL, Associate Professor President Emeritus, Department of Communications, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC
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WILLIS H. LOTT, JR., Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Hattiesburg
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Virginia Foundation for the Humanities |
April 19-20 |
Edie Manza |
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DAVID COLBURN, Professor Emeritus and Provost, University of Florida School of Arts and Sciences, Gainesville
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DOUGLAS GREENBERG, Emeritus Professor of History and Executive Dean, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick
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Wyoming Humanities Council |
September 13-14 |
Edie Manza |
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MARSHA SEMMEL, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Institute of Museum and Library Services, Washington, DC |
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MARK SHEROUSE, retired director, Humanities Montana, currently residing in California |
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