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Acknowledgments & Credits Acknowledgments Project Sponsors Credits Acknowledgments The Harriman Alaska Expedition Retraced would not have been possible without the critical partnership of the Alumnae Association of Smith College, which contributed financial, technical and logistical support. Zegrahm Expeditions translated Harriman's 1899 itinerary into the contemporary expedition route, and provided the necessary maritime expertise for this thirty-day voyage. The project team is deeply indebted to Phoebe A. Wood, formerly Vice President for Finance, Planning and Control of ARCO Alaska, Inc., who provided logistical and financial support, as well as a base of operations in Anchorage, Alaska. We remain grateful to Philips Alaska, Inc., which has assumed ARCO's Alaskan interests. The Alaska Geographic Alliance, with the support of the Alaska Science & Technology Foundation, helped develop the project's educational mission and focus. The Harriman Retraced web site was created by our colleagues at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Ocean Service, Special Projects Office. The Clipper Cruise Lines have provided logistical support and a satellite connection for onboard programs. Their vessel, the M/V Clipper Odyssey, will transport the Saanya Kwan objects during the repatriation program at Cape Fox. Many agencies and organizations have provided expertise and assistance to Harriman Retraced, including the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the U.S. Forest Service, the National Park Service, Cape Fox Corporation, and the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian, National Museum of Natural History, and Arctic Studies Center. Project Sponsors Foundations Alaska Science & Technology Foundation Alces Foundation The Paul Allen Foundation for the Arts Alumnae Association of Smith College Andreas Foundation The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations William West Grant Trust Gladys & Roland Harriman Foundation Harriman Foundation Group The Murdock Charitable Trust Mary A. H. Rumsey Foundation Smith College Town Creek Foundation University of Alaska Foundation Natalie P. and Charles D. Webster Trust The Alaska Geographic Society Corporations The Aleut Corporation Alyeska Pipeline Corporation ARCO Foundation Goldbelt Corporation, Inc. Holland America Line Westours, Inc. Koniag Incorporated NANA Development Corporation National Bank of Alaska Northrim Bank Rockefeller & Co., Inc. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. VECO Corporation Individuals Terry Andreas Susan Faith Katherine Fanning Lile R. Gibbons Dorothy J. Nemetz David Rockefeller, Jr. Mary P. Thomas and Lowell Thomas, Jr. Clem & Diana Tillion Phoebe A. Wood Credits Executive Editor Tom Litwin, Director Clark Science Center, Smith College Managing Editor Diane Garey, Florentine Films/Hott Productions Web Design Thomas F. La Pointe, Chief National Communications Branch Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Web/Technology Team Robert Aguirre, Interactive Mapping/Multi-media Assistance Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Eric Brewer, Computing and Technical Manager Clark Science Center, Smith College Tony Caldanaro, Technical Services Specialist. Post-trip web site manager. Clark Science Center, Smith College Susan Holliday Buda, Web Site Development Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Lawrence Charters, Technology and Web Site Development Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Alison Hammer, Web Site Development Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Mike Shelby, Technology Assistance Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA John Paul Tolson, Multi-media Assistance Special Projects, National Ocean Service, NOAA Julia O'Malley, Writing Assistance Young Explorer, Smith College Public Broadcasting System Coordination Natasha Rodriguez, Editor History, Science & Explorations, PBS Interactive Jennifer Sale, Editor History, Science & Explorations, PBS Interactive   Deborah Dunstan, Editor History, Science & Explorations, PBS Interactive Curriculum Advisors Marjorie Menzi, Coordinator Alaska Geographic Alliance Alaska Department of Education & Institute of the North Donna Matthews Curriculum Development Specialist Anchorage, Alaska   Editorial Advisor Lawrence R. Hott, Florentine Film/Hott Productions (top)

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