Advisory Board (UCMAB)

I retired from CU eight years ago after almost forty years on the staff of the Publications (later renamed " Strategic Communications ") department as a graphic designer. My service on the museum board began in 2006 or so as one of the organizers of a benefit silent auction (Rugs, Bugs, and Bones) and I'm still engaged with museum support. I am interested in material artifacts and what they can...

Carol Gallucci has a B.A. in Mathematics and an M.S. in Computer Science. She worked for the CU Computer Science Department for seven years as a Research Scientist. That work included data flow analysis and software engineering research. After that, she worked for several firms in the private sector. These firms included Kodak and Fujifilm, for which she did digital imaging design and programming. She has traveled extensively, even more...

I am a retired curator in the Rare Books Collection, Rare and Distinctive Collections (RaD) , CU Boulder Libraries and now teach for CU Boulder’s Division of Continuing Education & Professional Studies and the History Department . I specialize in late medieval and early modern history and art history, with teaching and research interests centered on topics in visual and religious material culture and in the history of science and...

Judith Halasi completed a BA in History and an MA in Anthropology with an emphasis in Archaeology at CU. Her professional experience in archaeology includes archaeological fieldwork in survey, testing, and excavation. She has more than thirty years of full-time archeological experience including field schools, working for the universities, at a federal agency, and for various private contracting companies, working for the Colorado Office of the State Archaeologist as a...

I retired from CU in 2021 after 25 years as a Science Librarian at the CU Libraries. My introduction to the CU Museum of Natural History began when I took a graduate course on paleontology. Over the years I worked with Museum staff and faculty in developing science outreach programs for elementary school children. In addition, I have presented at the Museum on T.D.A. Cockerell, a preeminent entomologist and CU...

I received my MS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado. I worked at the David Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Center; at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) for the majority of my career; and at Bolder Systems. My research and teaching has led me to the University of Wales and to the Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente. I’ve been...

I am originally from Pennsylvania and have been living in Colorado since 1964. I think of myself as a "fallen" scientist but would probably best be termed an artist/writer because I now do editorial cartoons for many newspapers west of the Mississippi. I also write articles on the West, create mystery novel covers (60+), illustrate newsletters, and even design T-shirts. I volunteer with the Forest Service as a member of...

Joe Romig holds a Ph.D. in Astrogeophysics. He worked in the private sector and taught Astronomy in Continuing Education at CU Boulder for thirty-four years. He was also an exceptional football player for the Colorado Buffaloes , elected to the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 1973 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1984. Joe moved to Boulder with his mom when he was four, some seventy-six years...