Project Participants
The Ward Project is an interdisciplinary collaboration of
- The College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
- The Department of Biology
- The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
- The River Campus Libraries (RCL)
Department of Biology
- Robert L. Minckley
- Howard Bryant
- Gloria Culver
- Mary Bissell
- Brenna Rybak
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Carmala Garzione
- Pennilyn Higgins
Rare Books, Special Collections & Preservation
- Melissa S. Mead
- Jessica Lacher-Feldman
- Jim Kuhn
- Lori Birrell
Metadata Creation Services
- Marcy Strong
Digital Scholarship Lab
- Joshua Romphf
- Jim Barbero
- Blair Tinker
- Joe Easterly
- Lisa Wright
- Clara Auclair
- Emily Sherwood
- Nora Dimmock
Outreach, Learning and Research Services
- Moriana Molchanov Garcia
Students
- Kath Armstrong
- Kyra Battaglia
- Caroline Benec
- Michaela Burrell
- Hannah Cook
- Michael Dondorfer
- Yaal Dryer
- Henry Ernsberger
- Dina Garber
- Rachel Hammelman
- Mahwish Hamayun
- James Kinde
- Lindsey Perrin
- Naomi Ruetz
- Ellis Siepel
- Sophie Stolberg
- Lara Sullivan
- Sahara Walto
- Miranda Zammarelli
- 2016: Biology 104 Class
- 2017: Biology 104 Class
- 2017: Biology 225 Class
- 2023: Biology 104K Class
Transcription Volunteers
- Frank L. Holt
- Bonnie Gibbin
- Nancy Hare
Exhibit producers and consultants
- Cheryl Bagley
- Dona Bagley
- Elliot Drury
- Lucas Jones
- Melanie McCalmont
- Bill Neal
- Thomas Slaughter
Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, New York, United States of America)
- Craig Foster, RIT College of Imaging Arts and Sciences, School of Art
- Kelly Krish, Image Permanence Institute
Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium (St. Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America)
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Beau Harris, Collections Manager
Ward's Natural Science Establishment
Materials in the Ward's Natural Science Establishment Papers were donated by William C. Gamble, former president of the firm (1962-1980) and an alumnus of the University of Rochester Class of 1950.
Please note: The current Ward's Science and its parent company have no direct connection to the Ward Project, and bear no responsibility or liability for the information provided on the Wardproject.org website.
The Ward Project is funded in part by a PumpPrimer grant from the College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering, University of Rochester