consultants

https://allison-bunnell-consulting.squarespace.com/

Twenty-two years of experience leading and participating in collaborations to increase access to unique content in archives, libraries, and museums by using shared systems and standards. I love creatively mentoring and teaching other LAM professionals to increase capacity and contribute to professional growth. I believe that the real "hidden collections" are in small and otherwise under-represented repositories, and that equalizing access is a public good. I believe that all parties in a well-composed collaboration have the capacity to contribute. I am a light-hearted professional who believes that integrating metaphors and creativity into the examination of otherwise mundane topics increases our engagement and enjoyment. Currently focusing on archival collection management (ArchivesSpace), description (Encoded Archival Description), cultural heritage collaboration, and interoperable Dublin Core descriptive metadata, particularly rights statements.

Rachael Cristine Woody, Relicura

hello@relicura.com

https://relicura.com/

Rachael Cristine Woody has more than 10 years of experience in archives, with proficiency in creating and launching archival programs. She is the owner of Relicura, a firm that provides consulting services to archives, museums, and heritage organizations. Previously she was at the Freer|Sackler Museum of the Smithsonian Institution and the Oregon Wine History Archive at Linfield College. Woody's expertise includes collection and preservation assessment, program and policy development, implementing collections management software, managing digitization and catalog projects, grant acquisition and management, audiovisual collections, oral history, historical research, records management, and training staff. She is active in Northwest Archivists and the Society of American Archivists, and is an alumna of the Archives Leadership Institute.

Morgen Young, Historical Research Associates
Project Historian
t 971-279-4701 | c 503-333-4914
myoung@hrassoc.com
www.hrassoc.com

Morgen Young is a project historian with Historical Research Associates. She is based in their Portland office. Prior to joining HRA, she was the principal behind Alder, LLC, a company dedicated to the collection, preservation, and exhibition of history in various fields. Young’s expertise includes historical research, writing, editing, exhibit development and curation, interpretative planning, oral history, digital history, and documentary videos. In addition to her experience with museums, Young has a background in nineteenth and twentieth century United States history, the history of the Pacific Northwest, architectural history, ethnic and immigration history, women’s history, and the history of medicine.

Andretta Schellinger, Schellinger Research
Co-owner
808-542-0695
schellingerresearch@gmail.com
schellingerresearch.com

Andretta Schellinger is the co-owner of Schellinger Research. Schellinger Research is a small company that specializes in digitizing personal, archival and corporate records. Andretta has over 10 years of digitizing and archival experience ranging from small archives, to large archives in military facilities. Her passion is to bring history to the world, and believes that digitizing can help do this. Schellinger Research also specializes in historical research, genealogy research, and consulting for a variety of different historical and archival needs. Historically, Andretta specializes in post 1900 military and cultural history.