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08/06 - Present
http://www.fcgov.com/museum/
Collections Assistant
Assist in various aspects of museum work including collections and exhibits
Handle the processing of new objects into the collection, entering them into ContentDM, photographing them, and housing them
Help with the construction of new exhibits including painting, constructing displays, and mounting objects
Research objects and history of Fort Collins as needed
Windsor Museum, Windsor, CO
09/08 - 11/08
http://www.ci.windsor.co.us/index.asp?NID=464
Collections Assistant
Assisted in the processing of objects affected by a tornado
Created detailed accession records for museum objects, mainly consisting of books and medical equipment
Entered records into PastPerfect database


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INTERNSHIP AND PRACTICUM EXPERIENCE
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Local History Archive, Fort Collins, CO
08/08 - 05/09
http://history.fcgov.com/
Intern
Project includes work with the Archive's photography collection
Reorganize photography collection using Library of Congress categories
Re-house photographs in acid-free folders
Transfer records from old database system to ContentDM, checking for accuracy and missing information
Complete smaller projects such as inventories, container lists, and re-housing glass plate negatives
Naropa University Archives, Fort Collins, CO
02/09 - 04/09
http://www.naropa.edu/archive/index.cfm
Practicum Student
Completed 25 hours work with Syllabi collection
Re-foldered and organized syllabi in acid-free folders
Categorized folders chronologically and alphabetically according to class
Created a finding aid for the collection through Archon
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RELEVANT COURSEWORK
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Care and Exhibit of Museum Collections
Learned proper methods of conservation and display of museum objects through both class work, as well as hands-on experience in textile collection at CSU
Researched objects for the premier exhibit at Avenir Museum
Presented “How to Properly Pack Textiles” for public workshop at Avenir Museum
Completed an inventory and identified concerns for several textiles in the Avenir collection
Archival Methods
Learned archival theory and practices
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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON
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June 29, 1943
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Secret
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My dear Dr. Oppenheimer:
I have recently reviewed with Dr. Bush the highly important and secret program of research, development and manufacture with which you are familiar. I was very glad to hear of the excellent work which is being done in a number of places in this country under the immediate supervision of General L. R. Groves and the general direction of the Committee of which Dr. Bush is Chairman. The successful solution of the problem is of the utmost importance to the national safety, and T am confident that the work will be completed in as short a time as possible as the result of the wholehearted cooperation of all concerned.




I am writing to you as the leader of one group which is to play a vital role in the months ahead. I know that you and your colleagues are working on a hazardous matter under unusual circumstances. The fact that the outcome of your labors is of such great significance to the nation requires that this program be even more drastically guarded than other highly secret war developments. I have therefore given directions that every precaution be taken to insure the security of your project and feel sure that those in charge will see that these orders are carried out. You are fully aware of the reasons why your own endeavors and those of your associates must be circumscribed by very special restrictions. Nevertheless, I wish you would express to the scientists assembled with you my deep appreciation of their willingness to undertake the tasks which lie before them in spite of the dangers and the personal sacrifices. I am sure we can rely on their continued wholehearted and unselfish labors. Whatever the enemy may be planning, American science will be equal to the challenge. With this thought in mind, I send this note of confidence and appreciation.
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11/8/23, 12:26 PM
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City Houston
State/Province/Country TEXAS
ZIP/PostalCode 77056
Relationship: [x] Executive Officer [] Director [] Promoter
Clarification of Response (if Necessary):
Last Name Jeffe
First Name Robert
Middle Name
Street Address 1 1330 Post Oak Boulevard
Street Address 2 Suite 1825
City Houston
State/Province/Country TEXAS
ZIP/PostalCode 77056
Relationship: [] Executive Officer [x] Director [] Promoter
Clarification of Response (if Necessary):
Last Name Luminoso
First Name Frederick
Middle Name

08/06 - Present

http://www.fcgov.com/museum/

Collections Assistant

Assist in various aspects of museum work including collections and exhibits

Handle the processing of new objects into the collection, entering them into ContentDM, photographing them, and housing them

Help with the construction of new exhibits including painting, constructing displays, and mounting objects

Research objects and history of Fort Collins as needed

Windsor Museum, Windsor, CO

09/08 - 11/08

http://www.ci.windsor.co.us/index.asp?NID=464

Collections Assistant

Assisted in the processing of objects affected by a tornado

Created detailed accession records for museum objects, mainly consisting of books and medical equipment

Entered records into PastPerfect database

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INTERNSHIP AND PRACTICUM EXPERIENCE

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Local History Archive, Fort Collins, CO

08/08 - 05/09

http://history.fcgov.com/

Intern

Project includes work with the Archive's photography collection

Reorganize photography collection using Library of Congress categories

Re-house photographs in acid-free folders

Transfer records from old database system to ContentDM, checking for accuracy and missing information

Complete smaller projects such as inventories, container lists, and re-housing glass plate negatives

Naropa University Archives, Fort Collins, CO

02/09 - 04/09

http://www.naropa.edu/archive/index.cfm

Practicum Student

Completed 25 hours work with Syllabi collection

Re-foldered and organized syllabi in acid-free folders

Categorized folders chronologically and alphabetically according to class

Created a finding aid for the collection through Archon

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RELEVANT COURSEWORK

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Care and Exhibit of Museum Collections

Learned proper methods of conservation and display of museum objects through both class work, as well as hands-on experience in textile collection at CSU

Researched objects for the premier exhibit at Avenir Museum

Presented “How to Properly Pack Textiles” for public workshop at Avenir Museum

Completed an inventory and identified concerns for several textiles in the Avenir collection

Archival Methods

Learned archival theory and practices

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

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June 29, 1943

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Secret

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My dear Dr. Oppenheimer:

I have recently reviewed with Dr. Bush the highly important and secret program of research, development and manufacture with which you are familiar. I was very glad to hear of the excellent work which is being done in a number of places in this country under the immediate supervision of General L. R. Groves and the general direction of the Committee of which Dr. Bush is Chairman. The successful solution of the problem is of the utmost importance to the national safety, and T am confident that the work will be completed in as short a time as possible as the result of the wholehearted cooperation of all concerned.

I am writing to you as the leader of one group which is to play a vital role in the months ahead. I know that you and your colleagues are working on a hazardous matter under unusual circumstances. The fact that the outcome of your labors is of such great significance to the nation requires that this program be even more drastically guarded than other highly secret war developments. I have therefore given directions that every precaution be taken to insure the security of your project and feel sure that those in charge will see that these orders are carried out. You are fully aware of the reasons why your own endeavors and those of your associates must be circumscribed by very special restrictions. Nevertheless, I wish you would express to the scientists assembled with you my deep appreciation of their willingness to undertake the tasks which lie before them in spite of the dangers and the personal sacrifices. I am sure we can rely on their continued wholehearted and unselfish labors. Whatever the enemy may be planning, American science will be equal to the challenge. With this thought in mind, I send this note of confidence and appreciation.

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11/8/23, 12:26 PM

SEC FORM D

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City Houston

State/Province/Country TEXAS

ZIP/PostalCode 77056

Relationship: [x] Executive Officer [] Director [] Promoter

Clarification of Response (if Necessary):

Last Name Jeffe

First Name Robert

Middle Name

Street Address 1 1330 Post Oak Boulevard

Street Address 2 Suite 1825

City Houston

State/Province/Country TEXAS

ZIP/PostalCode 77056

Relationship: [] Executive Officer [x] Director [] Promoter

Clarification of Response (if Necessary):

Last Name Luminoso

First Name Frederick

Middle Name