Administrative Assistant Project

Curriculum

Vita

Ann E.

Samuelson

Program

Coordinator

University of Arizona

PO Box 210104

Tucson, AZ 85721-0104

520-***-****, Fax 520-***-****

E-mail: abpcj9@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATIONReentry Program in

Computer Science,University

of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA (fulfilled all

requirements for B. S. Major in Computer Science)M. A., Anthropology,State

University of New York at Albany, Albany, NYB. A., Anthropology/

Art, New

College, Sarasota, FL

SELECTED WORK/

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCEProgram Coordinator,

Center for Low Power Electronics (CLPE), University of Arizona,

Tucson, AZ (1999-present)

Act as

liaison between students, faculty, administration and industry

representatives; prepare newsletter and various other literature;

organize NSF, IAC and faculty meetings, perform administrative

office functions, control budgetary processes, organize weekly

seminars, and develop and maintain CLPE web pages.

Anthropology Instructor,

Pima Community College, Tucson, AZ (2003 -

present)

Part-Time instructor for "Introduction to Non-Western Cultures"

(Class website available here).

Chair and Vice-Chair,

Green Party of Pima County, Tucson, AZ (2000 - present)

As Chair

and Vice-Chair have coordinated monthly GPPC meetings, organized

speakers, produced newsletters, coordinated fundraising.

Participated in collection of signatures to put GPPC on the state

ballot in 2000 and the city ballot on the fall of 2001 and helped

defeat of City Transportation Ballot Proposition in 2002. Also,

during 2000 election, guide the party in all aspects of its

political organizing including assisting with the coordination of

the campaigns of 10 candidates within Pima County

(Green

Party of Pima County website).

Volunteer, Derechos

Humanos/ Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras

(2000-present)

Volunteer for Derechos Humanos, a grassroots organization which

promotes respect for human/civil rights and fights the

militarization of the Southern Border region, discrimination, and

human rights abuses by federal, state, and local law enforcement

officials affecting U.S. and non-U.S. citizens alike. Designed and

constructed website (Derechos

Humanos Website),

and currently upkeep website.

Commissioner, Commission

on the Status of Women, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

(2000-2003)

Built

webpages for Career and Professional Development Committee,

Co-Chair climate committee, working on Hate Crimes/Incidents,

Domestic Partner Benefits and Child Care. Initially Adjunct member

(1999-2000).

Vice Chair, Arizona

State Green Party, Arizona (January 2001 - 2002)

Coordinated

state Green Party efforts.

Grant Writer/Researcher,

Arizona Council for Economic Conversion, Tucson, AZ (1998)

Co-authored

grant to develop Minority Business Opportunity Committee in

Southern Arizona. Researched and wrote resource guide to social

services in Nogales. Researched future grant possibilities on the

Internet.

Administrative Assistant

(Temporary), The Temp Connection, Tucson, and Adia Temporary

Services, Berkeley, CA (1996-1998)

Three

temporary administrative assistant positions. All positions

required extensive use of interpersonal diplomacy,

problem-solving, and organizational skills.

Volunteer Organizer,

Society of California Archaeology, Rohnert Park, CA

(1996-1997)

Assistant

to organizer of 31st Annual Meetings of the Society for California

Archaeology (over 1000 participants). Assisted in preparation of

meeting catalog and in organizing presentation of papers.

Project Director,

William Self Associates, Orinda, CA (1993-1996)

Directed

six major and numerous minor archaeological projects.

Responsibilities included planning and directing fieldwork,

supervising lab work and writing reports. Compiled several

databases, including one with over 3000 records. Primary and

co-author of 16 major reports varying from 20 to 100 pages in

length. Supervised up to 10 employees.

Director, Board of

Directors, Agape Funding

Foundation,San Francisco, CA

(1993-1995)

Nonprofit

funding foundation for social change. Solicited funds and

interviewed potential donors and grant recipients. Organized and

facilitated meetings. Developed strategic plan.

Various Archaeological

Projects (1992 - 1993)

Monitor.

PGT Project, Infotec Research Inc., at Antioch, CA.

Field Technician. PGT Project, Far Western Anthropological

Research Group, Inc., at Vacaville and Antioch, CA.

Field Technician. Highway 395, Phase 1 (Archaeological

Testing) Project, Biosystems Analysis Inc., at Bishop and June

Lake, CA.

Field Technician. Walmart Construction Project,

Archeological Services, Inc., at Clear Lake, CA

R&D Historian,

Librarian, and Microcomputer Consultant, Advanced Cardiovascular

Systems, Inc., (currently Guidant) Santa Clara, CA. (1987-1992)

(1990-1992

hired through Personalized Placement, MT View, CA)

Researched company history for patent litigations. Developed

history database. Designed company library. Maintained company

microcomputers. Organized companywide talent and art show (for

over 300 employees). Worked one year on company newsletter "The

Pulse"; worked three years (part-time) as designer, editor and

author of M. I. S. departmental newsletter "Vision."

Director, Board of

Directors, Mid-Peninsula Peace Center (now called the Peninsula

Peace and Justice Center), Palo Alto, CA (1986-1989)

Represents

30+ organizations on the Peninsula working for human rights and

social change. Organized two Fourth of July picnics (over 100

participants each), and a lecture by John Stockwell (over 500

people in attendance). Wrote articles, prepared newsletters, and

solicited donations. Organized and facilitated internal

organizational meetings.

Office Manager, Indek

Corporation (Japanese Import Company), Santa Clara, CA

(1985-1986)

Handled

all purchasing, receiving, inventory control, shipping and

incoming phone calls for American import branch of Japanese-based

computer fan manufacturer. Monitored accounts receivable, analyzed

sales, and managed accounts payable.

English Teacher (Private

Instruction), Shingu, Wakayamaken, Japan (1984-1985)

Taught up

to 30 students (ages 9-60) at one time in individual and group

lessons, prepared teaching curriculum, and organized classes.

Forest Archaeologist,

Gallatin National Forest, Bozeman, MT (1982-1984)

Conducted

field investigations, researched and wrote 109 reports assessing

forest archaeological resources through survey, excavation,

written histories and interviews.

Various Anthropology and

Archaeology Projects (1974-1981)

Field

Director. Historical Research Associates, Missoula, MT

(1981)

Crew Chief. Midwest Archaeological Center, U. S. Park

Service at Yellowstone National Park, WY (1978,1980)

Field Technician. Montana State University at Libby, MT

(1979)

Student. Field School in Cultural Anthropology, Linguistics

and Archaeology, SUNYA at Santa Cruz del Quiche, Guatemala

(1978)

Field Assistant. Dangriga, Belize (1977)

Field Assistant and Archaeological Illustrator. Ahuachapan

and San Salvador, El Salvador (1977)

Independent Field Researcher. Rocky Boy's Chippewa-Cree

Reservation, near Havre, Montana (1974)

Foreign

Languages

Basic

Spanish

Basic JapaneseSELECTED

TECHNICAL WRITINGS*

GRANT

APPLICATIONGrant

Application to Develop Minority Business Opportunity Committee in

Southern Arizona.Application requested $233,000

from the Minority Business Development Agency of the U.S.

Department of Commerce. Authored with Francisco Melero. Arizona

Council for Economic Conversion, Tucson, AZ. (1998)

PRESENTED

PAPERS"Creating

a Hate-Free Environment at The University of

Arizona"Primary

author of paper presented to the University of Arizona's

President's Council discussing the prevention of hate crimes/bias

motivated incidents at the University of Arizona and providing

recommendations for measures. Prepared under the auspices of the

UA Commission on the Status of Women (May 2003)Accessing

Gray Literature. Organizer and Chairperson, Roundtable

discussion, 31st Annual Meetings of the Society for California

Archaeology, Rohnert Park, CA. (1997)Searching

for "Women s Space" at Classic Maya Civic-Ceremonial

Centers. Paper presented at The 61st Annual Meetings of

the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans,

LA.(1996)Who were

the Maya Potters? (A look a gender association and

organizational modes of pottery production among the pre-Columbian

Maya). Paper presented at the 59th Annual Meeting of

the Society for American Archaeology, Anaheim, CA.

(1994)

TECHNICAL PAPERSArcheological

Assessment of the Muni Turnaround Project Site, San Francisco

County, CA. Authored with William Self, James Allen and

Carrie D. Wills. William Self Associates, Orinda, CA (1996

)Archeological

Assessment of the Costco Warehouse Site, San Francisco County, CA.

Authored with George Miller, William Self, Carrie D. Wills

and Greg Mattson. William Self Associates, Orinda, CA.

(1996)Archaeological

Testing Report, Site CA-SCL-12, Tasman Corridor Light Rail

Project,Santa

Clara County, CA. Authored with William Self. William Self

Associates, Orinda, CA. (1996)Historic

Property Survey Report (HPSR) for the Martinez Inter modal

Facility Project, City of Martinez, Contra Costa County,

CA. Authored with William Self and Ward Hill.

William Self Associates, Orinda, CA. (1995)Archeological

Survey Report, Kelley Park, Santa Clara County, CA.

Authored with William Self and Greg Mattson, William Self

Associates, Orinda, CA. (1994)Archeological

Survey Report, Tassajara Valley Project Area, Contra Cost County,

CA. Authored with William Self and Carolyn Rice. William

Self Associates, Orinda, CA. (1994)Archeological

Survey and Testing Report, Cowell Ranch Project, Contra Costa

County,CA. Authored with William Self, Greg Mattson, and

James M. Allan. William SelfAssociates,

Orinda, CA. (1993)Archaeological

Survey Report, Elk Mountain Timber Sale, Gallatin National

Forest,Bozeman, Mt. Gallatin National Forest, Bozeman,

MT. (1984 )Archaeological

Survey Report, Seeley Bar Placer Mine, Gallatin National Forest,

Bozeman, MT. Gallatin National Forest, Bozeman, MT.

(1984)Archaeological

Survey Report, West Hebgen Road Construction, Gallatin National

Forest,Bozeman, MT.Gallatin National Forest,

Bozeman, MT. (1983)Hill Barn

Assessment (24PA350), Gallatin National Forest,

Bozeman, MT. GallatinNational

Forest, Bozeman, MT. (1983)Dry Fork

Mine Report, Appendix D-3, Archeology. Authored

with Sally Greiser. Historical Research Associates, Missoula, MT.

(1981)

PUBLISHED

ARTICLESAikido Success

Stories. Aikido Today Magazine, Claremont, CA. Volume

6, No. 4. (1992)Is Your

Computer Sick?Vision Newsletter. Microcomputer

Department, Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc., Santa Clara,

CA, July 1990.Twenty-five

Years on the Peninsula: U. N. Celebration at Hidden Villa.PeaceWorks, Mid-Peninsula Peace Center, Palo Alto, CA. July

1989.Dr. Michio

Kaku to Speak, April 7th. PeaceWorks, Mid-Peninsula

Peace Center, Palo Alto,CA. April 1988.A Profile of

Suzan Brashers. The Pulse. Newsletter of Advanced

Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.,Santa Clara, CA. May-June

1988.ACS Talent

Show and Arts and Craft Exhibit.The Pulse. Newsletter

of Advanced Cardiovascular System, Inc., Santa Clara, CA.

Jan.-Feb. 1988.

THESESArchaeological

Investigations in the Grant Village-West Thumb Area of Yellowstone

National Park, Wyoming. M. A. Thesis, State University of

New York at Albany, Albany, NY. (1981)Ethnohistory

of the Montana Cree. B. A. Thesis, New College, Sarasota,

FL. (1975)

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