Craft Revival: Shaping Western North Carolina Past and Present

About the Project

About the Project:
Year I Teams

Year I Hunter Library Team

Bil Stahl, Project Director
Anna Fariello, Project Leader
Melissa Young, Web Services
Jill Ellern, Systems Librarian

Year I Heritage Partners

David Brose, Folklorist
John C. Campbell Folk School
Michelle Francis, Archivist
Penland School of Crafts
George Frizzell, Head
Special Collections, WCU Library
Peter Koch, Education Associate
Mountain Heritage Center, WCU
Suzanne McDowell, Curator
Mountain Heritage Center, WCU

Year I Advisory Board

Davy Arch, Education Coordinator
Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual, Inc.
Ginny Daley, Technical Services Archivist
Presbyterian Historical Societ
Martin DeWitt, Director
Fine Art Museum, WCU
Hal Keiner, University Archivist
Appalachian State University
Matthew Liddle, Chair
Department of Art, WCU
Dian Magie, Executive Director
Center for Craft, Creativity, and Design
David Smith, Media Services
NC Center for the Advancement of Teaching

Craft Revival:
A Project of Hunter Library Digital Initiatives at Western Carolina University
Administered by the State Library of North Carolina and NC ECHO: Exploring Cultural Heritage Online

Heritage Partners: John C. Campbell Folk School, Museum of the Cherokee Indian, Penland School of Crafts, Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual,
Southern Highland Craft Guild, WCU Mountain Heritage Center, and WCU Special Collections

With funding from:

About the Project

About the Project: Year I Teams

About the Project:
Year I Teams