The Animals
in the Kelsey! museum exhibit was organized and designed by
the members of the University of Michigan's Classical Civilization 452,
Food in the Ancient World, during fall semester 2000. The students
collaborated with the staff of the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, and
students at the University of Michigan's
School of Art.
Course Instructor:
Professor Susan E. Alcock
Associate Curator of Photographs, Kelsey Museum: Robin Meador-Woodruff
Exhibit Preparator, Kelsey Museum: Dana D. Buck
Museum Conservator, Kelsey Museum: Brook A. Bowman
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The
Students/Exhibit Designers:
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| Ryan Arens | Jodi Goodman | Timothy Stevens |
| Tovah Bender | Leigh Hartmann | Kim Thoreson |
| Beth Bernstein | Peter Kartje | Michelle Tsay |
| Spyros Boukouris | Dan Lee | Danielle Valentini |
| Kate Droste | Leah Nickel | Matt Van Maanen |
| Amanda Edge | B. J. Orandi | Beth Vogel |
| Adam Fienman | Charles Peters | Sarah Weinstein |
| Leonid Garbuzov | Andrew Shuman | |
Original artwork
on display in
the Kelsey hallway was the work of students from the School of Art and
Design:
Lead Artist: Justin Palermo
Artist: Andrew Patterson
Artist: Kate Armstrong-Blanchard
This exhibition
was made possible by a grant from the Office of the Vice President for
Research, the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching and the Undergraduate
Research Opportunity Program.
This website was created by graduate student members of
the Cultural Heritage Initiative for Community Outreach (CHICO), based
at the University of Michigan's School of Information. The CHICO members
worked closely with Professor Sue Alcock, the students in CC 452, and
the museum professionals at the Kelsey Museum. We greatly appreciate
the work of everyone involved and thank them for this opportunity to
collaborate with them.
Zilia C. Estrada: photographed the exhibit and several instances
of the exhibit creation process; developed and taught the concurrent
class with the middle school students; photographed the middle school
students and their work; contributed lesson plans to Community Outreach
section; participated in editorial process with the exhibit labels;
edited photographs; and helped with the slideshows and final details
of completing the website.
Yifan Ji:
developed the site architecture and page layout; created graphics; and
coded the pages.
Megan C. Kinney: photographed items in the exhibit (Friday, 3/23/01; after exhibit was up and open to the public), helped with the slideshows using Javascript, edited photographs using Photoshop, inserted and formatted content, completed final work on the website.
Katrice Lewis: developed the site architecture, page layout, and graphic design.
Adina Lipsitz:
contributed to the graphic design and overall navigation.
Janet J. Szczesny: researched materials for, and compiled, the Resources page.