This is a list of the Jan. 2003 State of Washington Historical Society employees and their job title and salaries. (2011, 68 multiple job employees (includes 1 duplicates) (2009, 65 employees) (2007, 60 employees) (2005, 64 employees) (2003, 76 employees) (2001, 75 employees) (1999, 64 employees) (1997, 67 employees) (1995, 43 employees)

Founded in 1891, the Washington State Historical Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving and presenting Washington's rich and varied history. The Society is composed of a family of museums and research centers. MISSION The Society engages audiences by: • Presenting innovative educational opportunities including exhibits, programs, publications and on-line curricula and digital resources that make Washington’s history relevant in a national and international context. • Collecting, preserving and making accessible materials that represent the state’s history. • Partnering with varied organizations, agencies and communities statewide. • Encouraging the heritage activities of others. DIVISIONS Museum Services Division The Collections Department collects, catalogs, cares for and makes available the Society's paper collections, including manuscripts, photographs, ephemera, maps, books and artifacts. The Exhibits Department creates and maintains exhibits. The Museum Support Services and Facilities Maintenance Department enhance educational and recreational experiences for all users of the Society’s assets by preserving the facilities (Washington State History Museum, Washington State Capital Museum and the Research Center) and the artifacts and archival materials that record and illustrate the history of the state. Outreach Services The State Capital Museum and Outreach Center provides technical and financial resources to individuals, organizations, tribes and other governments that are doing heritage work in their communities or statewide. In addition, the Women's History Consortium, National History Day, Heritage Resource Center and the Traveling Exhibits Programs operate out of this division. The State Capital Museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history and culture of Washington. The Education Department produces exceptional educational experiences for teachers, students and the general public by integrating information and resources from throughout the Society. Member, Donor and Public Relations The Member, Donor and Public Relations Division raises community awareness of the Society’s programs, exhibits and services through marketing initiatives and media relations. Administration, Fiscal and Information Technology, Visitor Services The administrative, fiscal and information technology services form the agency’s administrative infrastructure to support the Washington State Roadmap Business Initiatives by providing executive leadership and sponsorship for the agency new information technology initiative. Visitors Services operates the Washington State History Museum admission desk. The Society’s operating budget for the 2004-05 budget period was approximately $9.6 million. The Society receives 64 percent of its funding from the state general fund. The remaining 36 percent is funded by its local museum fund activities including admissions, membership fees, donations, conference fees, rental fees and parking fees. The Society has 64 full- and part-time employees as well as 100-130 volunteers.
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2003 State of Washington Historical Society List of Employees, Job Title and Salary

January 31, 2001 Personnel Detail
State of Washington Historical Society (2003, 76 employees)

Name              Job Title         Salary(monthly or hourly)
ADAMS, HELENE C	ADM ASST 1	2021	
ANDERSON, LYNN DOGGE	CURATOR 3	3916	
BARNETT, REDMOND J	CURATOR 3	3916	
BECK, NASIRA M	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
BECKER, DAVID F	SECURITY GUARD 1	2148	
BENDER, JOHN W	GENERAL REPAIRER	2273	
BURDEN, SHERI L	OFFICE ASST	12.63	
CARROLL, AMY M	RECPTONST GUIDE	11.01	
CLARK, MICHAEL G	PLANT MANAGER 1	3637	
COGGINS, AMY T	OFFICE ASST	958	
COX, KATRINA	RECPTONST GUIDE	10.04	
DAVIDSON, ROXANNE	CUSTODIAN	2100	
DE LONG, MARIE A	CONF. SECRETARY	4177	
DETWEILER, TIMOTHY J	CURATOR 2	3291	
DUBOIS, CHRISTINA M	PUB INFO OFF 1	3460	
EASTLUND, TERESA J	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
FOWLER, ALICIA M	STUDENT INTERN	7	
FREDERICK, RICHARD M	CURATOR 2	3549	
FROYLAND, SOPHIE HEN	STUDENT INTERN	7	
GROVE, ROBERT L	SECURITY GUARD 1	11.8	
GUY, BRIAN K	STUDENT INTERN	7	
HAGSTROM, ERIN J	RES DEV DIR	3460	
HANAN, BRENDA	WMS BAND 1	3562	
HASSELGREN, JASON B	CUSTODIAN	1827	
HEINDEL, THOMAS	CUSTODIAN	1050	
HEMMEN, THERESA E	RECPTONST GUIDE	12.63	
HOLDEN, JAMES A	SECURITY GUARD 1	10.76	
HOVIS, MEAGAN K	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
HULTMAN, SHARON	INFO TEC APP S 2	3549	
ISRAEL, KIMBERLY A	OFFICE TRAINEE	11.25	
JACKSON, NANCY S	CURATOR 2	3376	
JONES, ROBERT J	CURATOR 1	2645	
JORDAN, DOROTHY ANN	RECPTONST GUIDE	10.04	
LANCE, MARTHA B	CURATOR 3	3460	
LARKINS, PENNY J	CURATOR 1	3059	
LARSON, GARY R	RECPTONST GUIDE	12.34	
LAVIGNE, MARIE-CECEL	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
LE, CAT-TUONG	STUDENT INTERN	7	
LEE, CHRISTOPHER K	WMS BAND 1	4710	
LISTMAN, JOHN W	WMS BAND 1	3376	
MARTIN, JOAN M	MUSEUM ASSISTANT	1263	
MARTIN, MELISSA J	RECPTONST GUIDE	11.52	
MILLER, G LYNETTE	CURATOR 2	3376	
MILLER, SUSAN E	LIB INF ASSOC	18.01	
MOHR-MODES, BARBARA	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
MOLINAR, WENDY L	RECPTONST GUIDE	11.52	
NICANDRI, CHRISTY J	ADM ASST 2	15.59	
NICANDRI, DAVID L	DIRECTOR	8333	
NOLAN, EDWARD W	LIB INF SPEC	3727	
OLSEN, KIRSTEN S	CURATOR 1	15.2	
OVERSTREET, REG	SECURITY GUARD 1	10.28	
OWENS, KERRY L	STUDENT INTERN	7	
PARR, MELISSA A	CURATOR 1	3059	
PIERCE, LIBERTY	OFFICE TRAINEE	8.98	
POTTER, JULIE BARRON	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
REIDELL, ANDREA J	CURATOR 2	3291	
RILEY, RICHARD B	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
ROBERTS, ANNA M	OFFICE ASST	11.52	
ROHRER, SUSAN E	CURATOR 2	2911	
SCHALLIOL, GARRY S	WMS BAND 2	4995	
SCHMIDT, MEGAN MALIA	STUDENT INTERN	7	
SHARTEL, ANNE C	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
STEINHILBER, KURT M	SECURITY GUARD 1	10.28	
STERLING, JASON	SECURITY GUARD 1	11.52	
SYLVESTER, MARK W	WMS BAND 1	3027	
TAKEMOTO, SHANTI	WORK STUDY STUD	9	
TERRY, ELLEN E	CURATOR 2	3376	
TOBIASON, PATRICIA	WMS BAND 2	5180	
TUEL, TERESA M	FISCAL TECH	1516	
VALLEY, DEREK R	WMS BAND 2	4439	
VESSEY, MARK T	CURATOR 1	2984	
WERLINK, JOY A	LIB INF ASSOC	18.01	
WEST, MARILYN R	OFFICE ASST	2303	
WILLIAMS, CURTIS L	CURATOR 1	2775	
WRIGHT, SUZANNE M	GARDENER 2	2586	
WUESTNER, MARK A	SECURITY GUARD 2	2354	


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