Curriculum Vita - Annalies Corbin, Ph.D.

PAST Foundation 1003 Kinnear Rd Columbus, Ohio 43212 PH: 614.340.1208 [email protected]

EDUCATION:

2000 Doctor of Philosophy, History and Historical Archaeology, University of Idaho, Moscow. Multi-disciplinary doctorate program - specializing in transportation history and the American West (Department of History) and historical archaeology (Department of Anthropology).

1995 Masters of Arts Degree, Maritime History and Nautical Archaeology, , Greenville, NC.

1993 Bachelor of Science, Anthropology, University of South Dakota, Vermillion.

Noteworthy Achievements:

2013 The Women’s Book Magazine Profile, Highlighted as a leading Columbus area STEM education non-profit CEO.

2012 100 Women Leaders in STEM Profile, Acknowledged for work in a leading STEM organization

2006 National Oceanic Partnership Program Excellence in Partnering Award, presented for “The Archaeological and Biological Analysis of World War II Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico” project.

2005 Cooperative Conservation Award, U. S. Department of the Interior, for outstanding achievements attained through collaboration and partnership on the DeepWrecks Project, Gulf of Mexico.

2004 The John L. Cotter Award in Historical Archaeology, the Society for Historical Archaeology, award to be given at the Society’s Annual Conference in St. Louis, MO, January 2004.

2003 The John Cotter Award for Excellence in National Park Service Archeology, with William J. Hunt, for the “Marshall/Firehole Hotel Underwater Archaeology Project, Yellowstone National Park.”

PROFESSIONAL WORK:

2000-present The PAST Foundation, President & CEO, a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation with a mission to bring anthropology and science into classrooms worldwide as well as sponsor new research projects with innovative research designs and potential. www.pastfoundation.org

2008-present Adjunct Associate Professor of Anthropology, Department of Anthropology, The Ohio State University.

2001-2006 Assistant Professor of History and Nautical Archaeology, Program in Maritime Studies, Department of History, East Carolina University. Co-director of Underwater Archaeology with Lawrence E. Babits.

2007-present Co-Publications Editor, Society for Historical Archaeology.

2000-2006 Associate Editor, Historical Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology.

2004-2006 Associate Editor, Technical Briefs in Historical Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology.

2005-present Editorial Advisor, Journal of , Springer Press.

2000-present Board of Directors, JONA (Journal of Northwest Anthropology), a regional scholarly journal.

2001-2003 Book Review Editor, Historical Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology.

2000 Adjunct Professor of Western History, Department of History, Carroll College, Helena, Montana.

1999 Lecturer of American History, Department of History, University of Idaho, Moscow.

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS:

President and Founder of the PAST Foundation which promotes transdiciplinary problem-based learning (TPBL) as an instructional strategy and delivery system for STEM learning. PAST has partnered with Metro High School, a demonstration STEM school in Columbus, Ohio, and the Ohio STEM Learning Network (OSLN) to bring TPBL to Ohio STEM schools.

Annalies Corbin 2 CURRENT PROJECTS:

Book on the material culture of immigrants traveling west via steamboats on the Missouri River; book on the interrelationship between the Missouri River transportation network and the development o f the Canadian west, river migration and how it impacts archaeological sites, book in press (University of Florida) on the excavations of the steamboat Montana project; excavations of the Marshall/Firehole Hotel site at Yellowstone National Park; Red River Steamboat Project, Oklahoma; Steamboat Wrecks of the Fort Union Area, North Dakota; Great Lakes Shipwrecks, U.S. Virgin Islands National Park Wreck Survey; the Steamboat Montana Project; the U-166 Project; History Channel program completed for the Deep Sea Detectives Series, “Skeleton in the Sand: the Shipwreck Montana” and “Frolic Shipwreck” one in development on the U-166 in the Gulf of Mexico.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

Society for Historical Archaeology, Plains Conference, Montana Archaeology Society, Archaeologists of the Pacific Northwest, Board of Directors for JONA.

PUBLICATIONS-

STEM PUBLICATIONS:

Hunter, M.S. and Annalies Corbin 2011 Learn and Earn: Lessons Learned Report. PAST Foundation Publication.

2009 Morriss Math and Engineering Elementary School: A Case Study of K-5 STEM Education Program Development. PAST Foundation Publication.

Smith, Sheli O. and Annalies Corbin 2013 Problems, Programs, Projects: Designing Transdisciplinary Problem/Project- Based Learning. PAST Publication.

2010 Problems, Programs, Projects: Designing Transdisciplinary Problem/Project- Based Learning. PAST Publication.

Hunter, M.S., Annalies Corbin, and Sheli Smith 2013 Africentric, Linden, and West Feeder Systems Transformation, 2012-13, PAST Foundation Publication, 2013

2013 Transforming the Schoolhouse: Roadmap to Community Engagement. PAST Foundation Publication, 2013

2010 Linden Feeder System Transformation, PAST Foundation Publication. Annalies Corbin 3

2010 Ethnographic Analysis of the 2009 Empire State STEM Initiative Progressive Dialogues, PAST Foundation Publication, 2010.

Hunter, M.S., Sheli O. Smith, Annalies Corbin, and M.G. Cohen 2012 Ethnographic Study of the Ballston Spa Clean Technologies and Sustainable Industries Early College High School Program. PAST Foundation Publication, 2012.

BOOKS:

Corbin, Annalies 2006 The Life and Times of the Steamboat Red Cloud or How Merchants, Mounties, and the Missouri Transformed the West. Texas A&M University Pres.

2000 The Material Culture of Steamboat Passengers: Archaeological Evidence from the Missouri River. New York: Plenum Press (Underwater Archaeology Series).

Corbin, Annalies and Bradley A. Rodgers 2008 The Steamboat Montana and the Opening of the West: History, Excavation, and Architecture. University of Florida Press.

Corbin, Annalies and Mathew A. Russell, eds. 2010 Historical Archeology of Tourism in Yellowstone National Park. Springer Publications, New York.

CHAPTERS:

2002 Steamboat Archaeology on the Missouri River: Searching for the Forgotten Past. In Carol V. Ruppe and Janet F. Barstad, eds. The International Handbook of Underwater Archaeology, pp. 193-206. New York: Plenum Press.

JOURNAL ARTICLES:

Corbin, Annalies and Sheli O. Smith (eds.) 2008 “New Fathoms in Scientific Exploration – the DeepWrecks Project.” Special issue of International Journal of Historical Archaeology, June, 2008.

2008 After the Fanfare: Education, the Lasting Legacy. In Annalies Corbin and Sheli O. Smith (eds.), “New Fathoms in Scientific Exploration – the DeepWrecks Project.” Special issue of International Journal of Historical Archaeology, June,

2005 The PAST Foundation: Using Archaeology to Instruct. ENC Focus, (http://www.enc.org/features/focus/archive/past/ ), 2005. Annalies Corbin 4

Corbin, Annalies and Bradley A. Rodgers 2007 Steamboat Montana – Leviathan of the American Plains. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 36(1): 59-74.

Rodgers, Bradley A. and Annalies Corbin 2003 A Mudbox filled with stone: the Scow Schooner Dan Hayes. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 32(2): 220-231.

2002 Burrough’s Site (0007EDS), Edenton, , USA: Preliminary Site Analysis of a Suspected Eighteenth Century Shipwreck. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 31(2): 228-236.

Corbin, Annalies 2001 Shipwrecked on the Prairie: Steamboats in the American West. Discovering Archaeology, February (2001): 40-41.

2001 A New Whistle on the Wind: Steamboats on the Missouri River. Indians & Traders: Entrepreneurs of the Upper Missouri, Fur Trade Symposium 2000 Proceedings (pp. 113-119), Williston, North Dakota.

Corbin, Annalies and L. E. Babits 2000 A Derelict Small Boat Survey Pamlico Drainage, North Carolina, USA. Down the River to the Sea, 8th International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Gdansk, Poland, 1997.

Corbin, Annalies 1998 Shifting Sand and Muddy Water: Historic Cartography and River Migration as Factors in Locating Steamboat Wrecks on the Far Upper Missouri River. Historical Archaeology, 32(4): 86-94.

Corbin, Annalies and Kenneth W. Karsmizki 1997 Steamboats in Montana: Wrecks of the Far Upper Missouri-Yellowstone Drainage Area, phase I. Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology,1(1): 61-68.

Babits, Lawrence E. and Annalies Corbin Kjorness 1997 Locating Small Boats in the Archaeological Record: A Model from the North Carolina Sounds. Museum Small Craft Association, Transactions 3:34-45.

BOOK REVIEWS

Corbin, Annalies 2000 When Horses Walked on Water: Horse Powered Ferries in Nineteenth-Century America. Historical Archaeology, 34(2): 139-140.

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REPORTS:

Rodgers, Bradley A., Frank Cantelas, Nathan Richards, Annalies Corbin, Erica Seltzer, Andrew Pietruszka, Keith Meverden, Sami Seeb, and Andrew Weir 2006 Shipwrecks of St. John: ECU Investigations of Submerged Cultural Resources in the U.S. Virgin Islands National Park, 2002. Research Report No. 16, Maritime Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina.

Rodgers, Bradley A., James D. Moore III, Annalies Corbin, Jacqueline D. Piero, and Andrew Pietruszka 2007 From Quarry to Quay: Shipwrecks of McCracken’s Cove. The 2001-2002 Sturgeon Bay Wreck and Wharf Investigation at the Birmingham Site. Research Report No. 17, Maritime Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina.

Corbin, Annalies and Bradley A. Rodgers 2004 Leviathan of the Plains: History, Excavation and Architecture of the Steamboat Montana. Report for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and SCI Engineering, St. Charles, MO.

Corbin, Annalies and Christopher F. Valvano with Jacqueline D. Piero 2003 “No Ordinary Sensations of Pride and Pleasure” Shipwrecks and Related Sites Between Ft. Randall, South Dakota and Sioux City, Iowa – Missouri River. Report for the National Park Service through the Great Plains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit, Lincoln, NE.

Corbin, Annalies (editor) 2003 Of Limestone and Labor, Shipwrecks of the Stone Trade: the 1999 Bullhead Point Stone Barge Investigation. By Bradley A. Rodgers with Russ Green, Jeff Gray, Catherine Green, Fil Ronca, and Kimberly Eslinger. Maritime Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

2003 The Bones of a Bulk Carrier: The History and Archaeology of the Wooden Bulk Carrier/Stone Barge City of Glasgow. By Bradley A. Rodgers with Samuel M. Blake, Brian S. Jaeschke, and James D. Moore, III. Maritime Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

Corbin, Annalies, William J. Hunt, Jr., Christopher F. Valvano, and M. J. Harris 2002 A Bathhouse and Plenty of Fresh Air: Archeology in a Thermal River Environment (The Marshall/Firehole Hotel Site, Yellowstone National Park). Report for the National Park Service, Yellowstone National Park.

Rodgers, Bradley A. and Annalies Corbin 2001 Birmingham’s Site Analysis Scow Schooner Dan Hayes. Report for the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. Annalies Corbin 6

Corbin, Annalies 2000 Merchants, Mounties, and Shipwrecks: the Life and Times of the Steamboat Red Cloud. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms (University of Idaho, Ph.D. Dissertation).

2000 An Assessment of the Historical Documents Relative to Identifying a Shipwreck (34CH80) in the Red River, Choctaw County, Oklahoma. Report for the Oklahoma Historical Society, Historic Sites Division, Oklahoma City.

2000 Locating the Steamboat Island City: Rediscovering the Steamboat Era of Fort Union in the 1860s. Report for the Friends of Fort Union, Fort Union National Historic Landmark, Williston, North Dakota.

Kjorness, Annalies Corbin 1995 Material Culture of Nineteenth-Century Steamboat Passengers on the Bertrand and Arabia. MA thesis, Program in Maritime History and Nautical Archaeology, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

L. E. Babits and Annalies Corbin Kjorness 1995 A Final Report on an Archaeological Survey of the Western Shore of the Pungo River from Wades Point to Woodstock Point. Report on file North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh, NC.

L. E. Babits, Jeff Morris, Annalies Corbin Kjorness 1995 A Survey of the North Shore Pamlico River: Bath Creek to Wade's Point. Report on file North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh, NC.

PAPERS, SYMPOSIA, TESTIMONY 2006 SRUNCH! With Thalia Johanssen, Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Sacramento, CA.

2004 Taming Pekitanoui: Steamboats on the Missouri River. Plenary Speaker, Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, St. Louis, MO.

2004 Skeleton in the Sand: Discovering the Steamboat Montana. With Bradley A. Rodgers, Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, St. Louis, MO.

2003 Minerals Management Service Deepwater Gulf Survey, Testimony before NOP concerning the issue of public access to deepwater Gulf of Mexico shipwreck sites. September 10, 2003.

2003 Underwater Archaeology in the Public Sphere. Co-Convener with Marc Andrea Bernier (Parks Canada). A Collection of symposia papers for the World Annalies Corbin 7 Archaeological Congress 5, Washington, DC.

2003 Shipwreck Island: East Carolina University’s Maritime Studies Program in the Virgin Islands. A collection of symposia papers organized by Corbin. The Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Providence, RI.

2002 Marshall/Firehole Hotel 2001 Fieldwork. With M. J. Harris and William J. Hunt, Jr. The Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Mobile, AL.

2001 The P.A.S.T. Foundation, 2000 - In the Classroom and in the Field. The Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Long Beach, CA.

2000 Merchants, Mounties, and Shipwrecks: The Making of the American West. 20th Annual America and the Sea History Symposium, Mystic, CT.

2000 A New Whistle on the Wind: Steamboats on the Missouri River. 2000 International Fur Trade Symposium, Williston, ND.

2000 Shipwrecked on the Prairie: The Material Culture of Steamboat Passengers. The Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Quebec City, Quebec.

1998 Reexamining River Migration: Locating and Interpreting Historic Wreck Sites on the Far Upper Missouri River. The Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Atlanta, GA.

1997 Steamboats in Montana: Wrecks of the Far Upper Missouri-Yellowstone Drainage Area, phase II - Reexamining River Migration. Rocky Mountain Archaeological Conference, Bozeman, MT.

1997 Steamboats in Montana: Wrecks of the Far Upper Missouri-Yellowstone Drainage Area, phase I. With Kenneth W. Karsmizki. Montana Archaeology Conference, Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT and the Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Corpus Christi, TX.

1997 A Derelict Small Boat Survey, Pamlico Drainage, North Carolina, USA. With Lawrence E. Babits. 8th International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Gdansk, Poland.

1996 From Credle to Grave and Around the Point. With Lawrence E. Babits. The Conference on Underwater and Historical Archaeology, Society for Historical Archaeology, Cincinnati, OH. Annalies Corbin 8

1996 Locating Small Boats in the Archaeological Record: A Model from the North Carolina Sounds, 23rd Annual Conference of the Museum Small Craft Association, Beaufort, NC - Babits, L. E. and Annalies Corbin Kjorness.

1996 Quantitative Analysis of 19th Century Immigrant Material Culture, Society for Historical Archaeology, Cincinnati, OH.

RECENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD PROJECTS: 2007 TONNAWANDA Project, Key Largo, Florida. PI- Annalies Corbin, Co-PI Anne Corscadden. A PAST Foundation Project.

2005 SLOBONA Project, Key Largo, Florida. PI- Sheli O. Smith, Co-PI, Annalies Corbin. A PAST Foundation Project.

2004 The Tranter’s Creek Project, Washington, North Carolina. PI, Annalies Corbin, Co-Pi, Nathan Richards.

2003 The Frolic Shipwreck Project, Mendicino, California, Co-PI with Dr. Sheli O. Smith (PI – Napa Valley College) and Charles Beeker (Co-PI Indiana University). Funded through the Department of Lands, State of California.

2002 Steamboat Montana Shipwreck Project, St. Charles, Missouri, Phase II, PI with Dr. Bradley A. Rodgers, Co-PI. ECU Fall Field Semester. In partnership with SCI Engineering and the State of Missouri Department of Cultural Resources.

2002 USVI Shipwreck Survey, Annaberg Ballast Pile Phase I, HMS Santa Monica Phase I, co- PI with Dr. Bradley A. Rodgers, PI, all conducted as part of an ECU Maritime Studies Summer Field School on the island on St. John, USVI. In partnership with the US National Park Service.

2002 McCraken’s Cove Stone Barge Fleet Survey, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, co-PI with Dr. Bradley A. Rodgers, PI. ECU Fall Field Semester. In partnership with the Wisconsin State Historical Society.

2001 Shipwreck Dan Hayes Project, co-PI with Dr. Bradley A. Rodgers, PI. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, ECU Fall Field Semester. In partnership with the Wisconsin State Historical Society.

2001 The Marshall/Firehole Hotel (48YE775) Underwater Archeology Project, Firehole River, Yellowstone National Park, PI with Dr.William J. Hunt as Co-PI. The project was the recipient of the 2003, John L. Cotter Award for National Park Service Archeology.

PREVIOUS WORK:

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE IN HISTORICAL AND UNDERWATER Annalies Corbin 9 ARCHAEOLOGY, 1996 - 1997: Museum of the Rockies (MOR), Bozeman, Montana. Serve as research consultant on a number of projects sponsored by the Museum. Projects included: STEAMBOATS IN MONTANA, 1996 - 1997: Wrecks of the Far Upper Missouri-Yellowstone River Drainage Area.(MOR). Director/ Co-Principal Investigator; LOWER PORTAGE CREEK EXCAVATION, 1997 (MOR). Co-Director, 1996 Site Archaeologist; FORT MANDAN, 1997; FORT REMON, 1997 (MOR); FORT CLATSOP, testing 1996, 1997 (MOR).

CHOWCOWINITY/ CHICOD CREEK PROJECT, Pitt County, North Carolina, May- June 1995. A joint project between East Carolina University and the Underwater Archaeology Unit of the State of North Carolina. Senior crew chief duties included assisting in student instruction, organizing site preparation, student assignments, crew rotations, and formation of site plans. The project was directed by Dr. Larry Babits.

MILLECONQUINS SHIPWRECK PROJECT, Engadine, Michigan, September-October 1994. Duties included participation in project excavation, artifact handling, analysis, and some conservation. The project was directed by Dr. Brad Rodgers.

ARTIFACT ANALYSIS OF THE STEAMBOATS BERTRAND AND ARABIA, Missouri Valley, Iowa and Kansas City, Missouri, July-August 1994. Joint effort between East Carolina University, DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, Department of the Interior, and the Arabia Steamboat Museum. An archaeological project consisting of a comparative artifact analysis of the personal belongings of passengers traveling west by steamboat in the nineteenth century. Duties included supervising, scheduling, and carrying out all field operations. Other duties included writing the research design, historical research, artifact documentation and illustration, photography, computer analysis, and writing the final report in the form of a master's thesis.

MAPLELEAF PROJECT, Jacksonville, Florida. May-June 1994. A joint project between East Carolina University and Saint John's Archaeological Expeditions Incorporated. East Carolina excavated and mapped the stern section at the main deck level of the Mapleleaf, a Civil War era side-wheel steamboat. Crew chief duties included supervising and evaluating students in excavation, mapping, equipment maintenance, boat handling, dive support, and artifact documentation.

INDIANTOWN CREEK SHIPWRECK, Indiantown Creek, North Carolina, May 1994. Joint effort between East Carolina University and the North Carolina Underwater Archaeological Unit. Principal investigator was Rick Jones along with Dr. Lawrence Babits; this was a phase II archaeological survey on a vessel located at a suspected eighteenth century shipyard site. Duties included excavation, mapping, technical equipment maintenance, and supervising diving operations.

MAPLELEAF PROJECT, Jacksonville, Florida. July 1993. A joint project between East Carolina University and Saint John's Archaeological Expeditions, Incorporated, under the direction of Dr. Brad Rogers. Excavated and mapped the engineering spaces of the Mapleleaf. Duties included excavation, mapping, equipment maintenance, dive support, and artifact documentation. Annalies Corbin 10

39CL MAIN STREET EXTENSION PROJECT, Vermillion South Dakota, Spring 1993. Joint project between the University of South Dakota and the State of South Dakota. Project directed by Dr. Lawrence Bradley of USD. Duties included analysis lithic materials, recording artifacts, construction of the site map, Auto Cadd mapping of the final analysis.

CUSTER TRAIL RESTORATION PROJECT, Madora, North Dakota, May-June 1992. Joint project between University of South Dakota and the U. S. Department of the interior. Project was conducted as a University of South Dakota field school directed by Dr. Richard Fox. Duties included extensive survey of trail area as it entered the northern-most regions of the North Dakota Bad Lands, site mapping, excavation, and artifact documentation.

References Available Upon Request.

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