A.1 - Continuation of Interviews of Candidates for the Historic Preservation Commission

Agenda Item A.1

DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEM
Meeting Date: December 14, 2022
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TO: Mayor and Councilmembers

FROM: Deborah S. Lopez, City Clerk

CONTACT: Liana Campos, Deputy City Clerk

SUBJECT: Co ntinuation of Interviews of C andidates for the Historic Preservation Commission

RECOMMENDATION:

A. Conduct the remaining candidate interviews for the Historic Preservation Commission;

B. Allow each Councilmember to announce the Councilmember ’s preferred candidate(s) for the interviewed position(s) in accordance Goleta Municipal Code Section 2.15.040; and

C. Continue this item to the December 20, 2022, City Council meeting for approval of five Mayoral appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission.

BACKGROUND:

On December 1, 2022, the City Counc il cond ucted interviews for five of the eleven applicants for the Historic Preservation Commission and continued the meeting to December 8, 2022 , to con duct the remaining interviews. However, due to scheduling issues, the remaining interviews were rescheduled to December 14, 2022.

DISCUSSION:

This agenda item will allow the City Council to conduct the remaining interviews.

At the conclusion of all interviews, each Councilmember should announce the Councilmember’s preferred candidates for the interviewed positions. There are no votes on the appointments required with this agenda item.

The City Clerk will then compile a list of candidates for each vacancy , based on the Councilmembers’ sel ections, fo r the Mayor ’s consideration in making appointments.

Staff will provide a r eport back on December 20, 2022, for consideration of the five 1 mayoral appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission. The City Council will be asked to approve the Mayor’s selections by majority vote.

The members of the first appointed Historic Preservation C ommission shall classify themselves by lot (e.g., by straw vote) so that one of their number shall term out of office on June 30, 2024, two on June 30, 2025, and two on June 30, 2026. Terms shall be for four years thereafter, with no limit on the number of terms to which members may be appointed. The City Clerk will guide them through this process at their first meeting.

The table below identifies those candidates alrea dy interviewed on December 1, 2022, and the remaining candidates scheduled to interview on December 14, 2022.

Applicants interviewed on December 1, 2022:

Candidate Resident/Non-Resident
Joseph Beck Resident
Elizabeth Link Resident
Luke Roberts Resident
Lesley Torgeson Resident
Barbara Vilander Non-Resident

December 14, 2022 Interviews:

Scheduled Time Candidate Resident/Non-Resident
5:35 p.m. Fermina Murray Resident
5:50 p.m. Heather McDaniel
McDevitt
Resident
6:05 p.m. Jean-Guy Dube Non-Resident
6:20 p.m. Lory Ann Velez Non-Resident
6:35 p.m. Claire Giroux Non-Resident
6:55 p.m. Sergey Salushchey Non-Resident

FISCAL IMPACTS:

There is no direct fiscal impact of the appointment of members to the Historic Preservation Commi ssion. Staff w ill return with a resolution establishing t he compensation to be paid to members of the Historic Preservation Commission.

ALTERNATIVES:

Council is under no obligation to make an appointment at this time. Taking no action would mean that no meetings would occur until appointments are made. Council may desire to see further advertising done in order to ensure a greater applicant pool prior to a selection process.

2 Reviewed By: Legal Review By: Approved By:

___________________ ___________________ _________________ Kristine Schmidt M egan Garibaldi Robert Nisbet
Assistant City Manager City Attorney City Manager

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Application - Joseph Beck

2. Application - Elizabeth Link

3. Application - Luke Roberts

4. Application - Lesley Torgeson

5. Application - Barbara Vilander

6. Application - Fermina Murray

7. Application - Heather McDaniel McDevitt

8. Application - Jean-Guy Dube

9. Application - Lory Ann Velez

10. Application - Claire Giroux

11. Application - Sergey Salushchey

3 Attachment 1

Application - Joseph Beck

4 Submit Date: Aug 23, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
Street Address Suite or Apt
City State Postal Code
Primary Phone Alternate Phone
Employer Job Title Occupation
Application for appointment and background information for City of Goleta Boards, Commissions and Committees
Profile
Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Santa Barbara County Library Advisory Committee: Submitted Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
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Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
Yes No
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If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
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Are you currently serving on a City of Goleta Board, Commission or Committee? Yes No
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If your answer is yes, please specify.

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Do you currently serve in any governmental position for any agency of government, whether as an employee, or appointed official or elected official? Yes No
Joseph Beck
Goleta CA
Joseph Beck
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If yes, please specify.

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Specify your current or prior service on various boards, commissions or committees:

I have served on the board of directors of nonprofit theater companies, and have worked in arts administration dealing with such boards.

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Board Members/Commissioners are required to attend meetings on a regular basis. If appointed, will you be able to attend meetings regularly and devote the time necessary to fulfill your duties as a member?
Yes No
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Do you or immediate family members have any relationship (professional, financial, other) that may present a potential conflict of interest for this board, committee or commission? Yes No
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If yes, please explain.

Joseph Beck
6 Upload a Resume
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Describe your qualifications, experience, and education, and list any technical or professional requirements you have relative to the duties of the board, commission or committee to which you are applying.

I am trained as an attorney, and am familiar with the laws of the state.

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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
I want to do a good job and have a positive impact.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? To balance the needs of retaining the history and heritage of the area with the needs of economic and social growth.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? Because I am an educated product of local schools and have a genuine interest to serve.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? No
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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

I was a finalist for Goleta Teen of the Year in 1994, and received a scholarship from the Rotary Club. I have participated in beach clean-ups and school volunteer work days.

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How did you hear about the position?
Email
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Have you attended meeting(s) or viewed meetings on the City's website (http://www.cityofgoleta.org/i-want-to/news-and-updates/government-meeting-agendas-and- videos) for the board, commission, or committee for which you are applying? Yes No
Joseph Beck
7 Date of Birth
Demographics
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All Demographic information is optional.

Ethnicity
Gender
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Please Agree with the Following Statement
File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
I Agree
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Please Agree with the Following Statement
Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

I Agree
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NOTES

ALL INFORMATION , EXCEPT PERSONAL DATA ENTERED IN THE PROFILE SECTION, IS

PUBLIC AND AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING AT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AND ON THE CITY'S WEBPAGE.

After an application has been submitted, a confirmation page will be displayed. If an email address has been provided, an email confirmation will be sent. IF A CONFIRMATION IS NOT DISPLAYED, PLEASE RE-SUBMIT OR CONTACT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT (805) 961-7505.

Joseph Beck
8 Joseph Beck, J.D.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
________________________________________________________________________ JD Paralegal (The Irwin Firm) January 2022 - present
Independent legal consultant.

Maintain files
Draft legal motions
Research and cite legal issues
Delivery Driver (DoorDash) October 2018 - Present
Delivering food in the Santa Barbara area. Top Dasher awarded every month I was eligible. 4.9 out of 5 customer rating.

Settlement Coodinator (Flux Credit) January 2021 - January 2022 Phone sales, customer support, administrative processing, CRM management. Negotiations with creditors and attorneys to settle debts and judgments. Familiarity with legal processes and procedures.

Executive Assistant (Private Individual) July-November, 2019 Calendaring personal and business appointments for a high-net worth individual Assist with daily routines, schedules, and logistics
Manage all incoming mail
Track bills in Quickbooks
Administrative tasks as needed, including filing, errands, organization, etc.

Meeting notes transcription
Editing and drafting of document
Legal Assistant (Santa Barbara Immigration Lawyers, Inc.) October 2018 – May 2019 Provide administrative support for a busy immigration law firm Greet and communicate with clients regarding important legal matters Collect cash and provide proper receipts
Insure proper organizational flow by implementing and maintaining filing and archive system Legal Assistant (The Offices of Pamela M. Hanover) January 2017 – August 2018 Bookkeeping and monthly deposits for multiple income properties; coordination of maintenance work and payroll utilizing Quickbooks.

Oversight of an IOLTA and individual trust accounts.

Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable for both legal and real estate businesses utilizing Quickbooks.

Reception and communication with clients regarding important legal matters.

Taking dictation and drafting, editing, and proofreading legal documents, including Three Day Notices, Lease Agreements, Addendi, Proofs of Service, et al.

Maintaining client files both electronically and in paper form Legal research
Managing incoming mail
Case Evaluator (Family Court Direct) October 2015 – January 2017 Use of CRM to effectively manage client tracking and information flow between departments.

Legal intake for clients, determining proper course of action depending on the nature of the issue, jurisdiction, and the availability of funds.

Case management and customer service
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Legal Assistant (Collins & Associates) July 2013 – May 2015 Manage all incoming bills and deposits via Quickbooks.

Enter professional billed time and oversee monthly billing procedure using TimeSlips and TimeMatters.

Conduct legal research using Lexis Nexis and Westlaw, compose memos based on findings and case facts.

Maintain client files both electronically and physically, including opening of new matters, closing of concluded matters, and archiving closed matters.

Take dictation and draft legal documents, proof and edit legal documents with an eye for small detail Run errands as needed, including filing documents with the County Recorder/Assessor, et al.

Teacher (Laguna Blanca School) September 2008 – June 2012 Designing curriculum and teaching classes for students from 5th through the 12th grade.

Performing academic advising and overseeing students’ academic progress.

Directing and producing two full theatre productions per year – creating production schedules and adhering to strict deadlines.

Budgeting for productions, classes, field trips, and maintenance expenses.

Utilizing Microsoft Office Suite and Moodle to track budgets, track attendance, manage class communications, and present lecture material.

Maintaining and overseeing technical theater equipment and facilities. 0 Teacher (Kaplan Test Prep, Inc) July 2007-August 2011 Teaching SAT, LSAT, and GRE preparatory courses.

Tutoring students one-on-one in test prep materials.

Assisting with marketing operations and demonstrations.

EDUCATION & TRAINING
________________________________________________________________________ Bachelor of Arts, Theater Arts Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1999 SAT: 700 Verbal, 720 Math, Telluride Scholarship
Juris Doctor, Santa Barbara College of Law, Santa Barbara, CA 2019 Witkin Award, Evidence
President, Delta Theta Phi
California Bar Exam, Passed, 2019
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Attachment 2

Application - Elizabeth Link

11 Submit Date: Aug 05, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
Street Address Suite or Apt
City State Postal Code
Primary Phone Alternate Phone
Employer Job Title Occupation
Application for appointment and background information for City of Goleta Boards, Commissions and Committees
Profile
Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Parks and Recreation Commission: Submitted
Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
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Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
Yes No
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If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
30 Question applies to multiple boards
Are you currently serving on a City of Goleta Board, Commission or Committee? Yes No
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If your answer is yes, please specify.

GOLETA CA
elizabeth link
12 Question applies to multiple boards
If yes, please specify.

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Specify your current or prior service on various boards, commissions or committees:

Red Cross Board Environmental Sustainability Committee SBCH Question applies to multiple boards
Board Members/Commissioners are required to attend meetings on a regular basis. If appointed, will you be able to attend meetings regularly and devote the time necessary to fulfill your duties as a member?
Yes No
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Do you or immediate family members have any relationship (professional, financial, other) that may present a potential conflict of interest for this board, committee or commission? Yes No
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If yes, please explain.

NA
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Please check all of the applicable boxes regarding your interest, competency or knowledge:
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History
Other related studies such as, American studies, landscape architecture, cultural geography or cultural anthropology
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? It is important for Goleta to recognize and preserve our history and landmarks Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission
Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I live in one of the historic farm houses of Goleta and have the unique access to descendents of this farm elizabeth link
13 Upload a Resume
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Describe your qualifications, experience, and education, and list any technical or professional requirements you have relative to the duties of the board, commission or committee to which you are applying.

Anthropology and Environmental studies in College
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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
Work together with the community to preserve our historic landmarks Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission
What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? Recognise and preserve our historical buildings and land areas Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission
Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? Now that I am retired I have time to get involved in civic business and programs Question applies to Parks and Recreation Commission
List your relevant experience as it relates to your experience in parks and recreation activities.

Founding member of the Environmental Sustainability Committee at SBCH Question applies to multiple boards
Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? Passed member of Red Cross Board
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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Beach and creek cleanup School disaster preparedness Earth Day festivities Dam Dinner Worked with Marbourg to improve recycling at Cottage Health
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How did you hear about the position?
email
elizabeth link
14 Date of Birth
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Have you attended meeting(s) or viewed meetings on the City's website (http://www.cityofgoleta.org/i-want-to/news-and-updates/government-meeting-agendas-and- videos) for the board, commission, or committee for which you are applying? Yes No
Demographics
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All Demographic information is optional.

I Agree
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NOTES

ALL INFORMATION , EXCEPT PERSONAL DATA ENTERED IN THE PROFILE SECTION, IS

PUBLIC AND AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING AT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AND ON THE CITY'S WEBPAGE.

Application - Luke Roberts

16 Submit Date: Aug 25, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
Street Address Suite or Apt
City State Postal Code
Primary Phone Alternate Phone
Employer Job Title Occupation
Application for appointment and background information for City of Goleta Boards, Commissions and Committees
Profile
Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
Question applies to multiple boards
Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
Yes No
Question applies to multiple boards
If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
23 Question applies to multiple boards
Are you currently serving on a City of Goleta Board, Commission or Committee? Yes No
Question applies to multiple boards
If your answer is yes, please specify.

Question applies to multiple boards
Do you currently serve in any governmental position for any agency of government, whether as an employee, or appointed official or elected official? Yes No
Luke S. Roberts
Goleta CA
Luke S. Roberts
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Specify your current or prior service on various boards, commissions or committees:

I have not served on any government committees. I have served on and chaired many different committees at UCSB.

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Please check all of the applicable boxes regarding your interest, competency or knowledge:
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History
Archaeology
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I like historical preservation and want to contribute to Goleta. I have no special interests here but enjoy Stow house and other sites in town and look forward to learning more about the area.

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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
I want to learn about local historical resources and contribute to the community. I want to be an advocate for the importance of preserving and acknowledging history in the community.

Luke S. Roberts
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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? The Commission should evaluate the historical preservation opportunities in the region and make priorities among them. It should advocate for the importance of preservation and utilization of such resources. It should do this in consultation with community members and strive to incorporate community interests. It should also hunt up grant opportunities to enable relevant projects.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I am interested and a capable historian and I would like to do it. I can also be a link to the Public History Program and History Department at UCSB and hopefully get students engaged.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? I am a member of the American Historical Association, the Association for Asian Studies and the Society for Japanese Studies. I am on the editorial board of the latter society Question applies to multiple boards
What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Not alot, except for the preservation movement in Japan that I noted above. I have in the past volunteered in local school classrooms as a visiting one day lecturer.

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How did you hear about the position?
Through Noozhawk.

Demographics
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All Demographic information is optional.

Luke S. Roberts
19 Date of Birth
Ethnicity
Gender
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Please Agree with the Following Statement
File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
I Agree
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Please Agree with the Following Statement
Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

I Agree
Luke S. Roberts
20 Luke Shepherd Roberts
Curriculum Vitae
Professor of Japanese History, Dept. of History
Affiliate faculty member of Dept. of East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies Department of History
University of California at Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9410
Employment
1991-present Professor of Japanese History, University of California Santa Barbara, Dept. of History.

Education
Ph.D., Princeton University Graduate School 1991, East Asian Studies Dept.

MA., Princeton University Graduate School 1988, East Asian Studies Dept.

Research student (kenkyūsei), Tokyo University 1984-1986, in Dept. of National (Japanese) History, Madoka Kanai, mentor.

Certificate in Advanced Japanese, Waseda University (Tokyo), 1984 BA., Oberlin College, 1981, Anthropology/Sociology Dept.

Area of Research Specialization
Japanese history 16th century ~ 19th century from regional perspectives Periods Living in Japan
August 1981-August 1986 in Mito one year and Kawasaki 4 years teaching English and attending school part time at Waseda and Tokyo Universities
July 1988-August 1990 in Kochi doing dissertation research, affiliated with Kochi University July 1994-July 1995 in Kyoto doing research, affiliated with Doshisha Universi ty July-Aug 2009 in Sakura, Chiba affiliated with National History Museum April 2012-
January 2013 in Tokyo/Yokohama as EAP professor to Meiji Gakuin University April 2016-January 2017 in Tokyo/Yokohama as EAP professor to Meiji Gakuin University Publications:

Books
Performing the Great Peace: Political Space and Open Secrets in Tokugawa Japan, (University of Hawaii Press, 2012, 2015 paperback, 2022 revised and in Japanese as Taihei o enjiru Iwanami Shoten Press).
with Sharon Takeda, Japanese Fisherman's Coats From Awaji Island, (UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History, 2001).

Mercantilism in a Japanese Domain: The Merchant Origins of Economic Nationalism in 18th- Century Tosa, (Cambridge University Press, 1998, 2002 paperback).

Selected Articles and Chapters
“Finding Origins and Meaning in the Warring States,” in Cultural Imprints: War and Memory in the Samurai Age, Elizabeth Oyler and Katherine Salzman-Li eds., Cornell University Press, (Cornell University Press, 2022), pp. 91-113.
“Women’s Roles in Men’s Narratives of Samurai Life,” in Women and Networks in Nineteenth- 21 2
Century Japan, Bettina Gramlich-Oka, Anne Walthall, and Sugano Noriko eds. University of Michigan Press, 2020.
“Governing the Samurai Family in the Late Edo Period,” in What Is a Family? Answers from Early Modern Japan, Mary Elizabeth Berry and Marcia Yonemoto, eds. (University of California Press, 2019).
“Growing up Manly: Male Samurai Childhood in Late Edo-Era Tosa,” in Sabine Frühstück and Anne Walthall eds., Child’s Play: Multi-Sensory Histories of Children and Childhood in Japan (University of California Press, 2017).
"Shipwrecks and Flotsam: The Foreign World in Edo Period Tosa" Monumenta Nipponica 70:1 (2015), pp. 83-122.
“Name and Honor: A Merchant’s Seventeenth-Century Memoir,” in Sabine Frühstuck and Anne Walthall eds., Recreating Japanese Men (University of California Press, 2011). “Kinsei seiji ni okeru ‘omote’ to ‘naishō’: Matsugo yōshi wo jirei ni” 近世政治における「表」と「内証」——末期養子を事例に (“Omote” and “naishō” in early modern politics: The example of deathbed adoptions)、in Shūhenshi kara zentaishi e, edited by Namikawa Kenji, Kawanishi Hidemichi and David Howell 浪川健治、川西英道、デビッド・ハウエル編『周辺史から全
体史へ』(Seibundō, 2009), pp. 192-214.
“The Diverse Political Languages of Edo Histories,” in Writing Histories in Japan: Texts and Their Transformations from Ancient Times through the Meiji Era, edited by James C. Baxter and Joshua A. Fogel (International Research Center for Japanese Studies, Kyoto, 2007), pp. 223-52. “Kokueki shisō wo tsukutta shōnin: Jūhasseiki Tosa no kenkyū,” 国益思想を作った商人——十八世紀土佐の研究 (Merchants who created kokueki mercantilist thought: Research on eighteenth century Tosa) pp. 136-162 in Shūen bunka to mibunsei 『周縁文化と身分制』, edited by Wakita Haruko 脇田晴子, Martin Collcutt and Taira Noriyuki 平雅行, (Shibunkaku 2005). "Cultivating Non-national Understandings in Local History," in The Teleology of the Modern Nation State: Japan and China (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005), edited by Joshua Fogel, pp. 161-73.
"Mori Yoshiki: Samurai Government Officer," in Anne Walthall ed. The Human Tradition in Modern Japan (Scholarly Resources, 2001), pp. 25-42.

Translation: "Translation of the Memorial of Imakita Sakubei to the Lord of Tosa, Yamauchi Toyochika," Early Modern Japan (Spring 2001), pp. 53-56. annotated reprint of my 1990 "Tosa han sojōbako no seido to kinō" 土佐藩訴状箱の制度と機能 (The Creation and Operation of the Petition Box in the Realm of Tosa), in Kinsei kokka (Tenbō Nihon rekishi series vol. 13) edited by Fukaya Katsumi 深谷克己 and Hori Shin 堀新 (Tōkyōdō, 2000), pp. 158-75.
translation: Watanabe Hiroshi, "About Some Japanese Historical Terms," Sino-Japanese Studies, vol. 10, no. 2 (Apr 1998), pp. 32-42.
"A Petition for a Popularly Chosen Council of Government in Tosa in 1787," Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, vol. 57, no. 2 (Dec 1997), pp. 575-96. "Tosa to ishin--'kokka' no soshitsu to 'chihō' no tanjo" 土佐と維新──「国家」の喪失と「地方」の誕生 (Tosa and the Meiji Restoration--The Loss of a 'Country' and the Birth of a 'Region'"), Nenpō kindai Nihon kenkyū 年報近代日本研究, vol. 20 (Nov 1997), pp. 211-35. “Tosa-hanshi Imakita Sakubei ni yoru hansei kaikaku an--Tenmei shichinen no jiyūminken shisō no ichigenryū” 土佐藩士今北作兵衛による藩政改革案——天明七年の自由民権思想の一源流
(The reform proposal of Tosa samurai Imakita Sakubei--intellectual roots from 1787 of the Popular Rights Movement), Tosa shidan 土佐史談, no. 200 (Jan 1996), pp. 53-61. “The Petition Box in Eighteenth-Century Tosa,” Journal of Japanese Studies, (Summer 1994), vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 423-58.
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Exhibits and Historic Preservation
co-curator with Sharon Takeda, “Japanese Fisherman’s Coats From Awaji Island,” University Art Museum, UCSB (March 24-May 20, 2001), The Textile Museum, Washington D.C. (June 29- Sept 2, 2001), University of Michigan Museum of Art (Oct. 14, 2001-January 5, 2002), UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History (April 21-July 28, 2002), University of Hawai’i Art Gallery (Oct-Dec 2002).

I started and engaged in a historic preservation movement from 1990-1997 in Kochi, Japan that restored a samurai house of the late Tokugawa era and developed it into a museum, the Kochi-shi Ōkawasuji Bukeyashiki Shiryōkan. I wrote a number of the explanatory panels currently used in this small museum, and gave the inaugural lecture. During the movement I wrote many newspaper essays such as the following: "Bukeyashiki (Kōchi-shi Okawasuji) no hozon wo" (An Appeal to Preserve the Last Samurai Residence In Kōchi City), Kōchi shinbun (June 11, 1991). "Bukeyashiki" (Samurai residence) Mainichi shinbun (Kōchi edition, part 1 and part 2, Jan 10 and 11, 1990). "Kōchi jōka saigo no bukeyashiki" (The Last Remaining Samurai Residence in Kōchi’s castle town), Kōchi shinbun (Dec 2, 1987).

Selected Public Lectures and Conference Presentations
“A Samurai Wife Divorces Her Lout of a Husband,” by invitation at Kyūshū University, presented via Zoom, August 24, 2020 (Japan time).
“Invisibility and Visibility of Samurai Women’s Lives in Tokugawa Japan,” by invitation at Stanford University, February 25, 2020.
“Decorum as Politics: Observations from Early Modern Japan,” Keynote lecture at the Façade Truths in Tokugawa Japan and Beyond conference at Yale University, Oct. 25, 2019. “A Domain Servant Kills His Master in Edo,” by invitation at the Early Modern Cities conference, University of Southern California, April 26, 2019.
“Kinsei Tosa Saigai to Jinsei: Tenmei Kaikaku no Junken wo Chūshin ni” (Humanitarian Governance During Times of Disaster in Early Modern Tosa—A Look at the Touring Inspections of the 1780s), Kochi Castle Museum of History, March 5, 2018.
“Paternalistic Discourse and Women’s Roles in Samurai Homes,” European Association for Japanese Studies triennial meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, Thursday Aug. 31. “Tosa no kinsei bushi no nichijō—Amerika ni okeru Nihonshi kenkyū ni mo furete” (The daily life of samurai in early modern Tosa, and a discussion of trends in American research on early modern Japan) , Kochi Castle Museum of History, March 13, 2017. “The Lives of Samurai Women in the Edo Period,” at Ochanomizu Women’s University, November 8, 2016.
“Kinsei Nihon no daimyōkoku to kokueki shisō,” at Edo to Chosen no hikaku bunmeishi international symposium, Hanyang University, Seoul Korea, September 18, 2015. “Finding Origins and Meaning in the Warring States” at the War and Remembrance: Cultural Imprints of Japan’s Samurai Age workshop, UCSB May 8, 2015, invited symposium lecture. “Storms and Foreign Relations in the Japanese Domain of Tosa,” at the Japan and Britain,1613:

Parallels and Exchanges conference, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Sept. 20, 2013.
“Rituals of Subservience and Political Agency in Early Modern Japan,” at International Workshop:

Governance, Political Engagement and Modernisation in Comparative Perspective: England, China and Japan, England, Sheffield University, July 9, 2013. “Women of the Samurai Mori House of Tosa Domain,” at the Women and Networks in Nineteenth Century Japan conference. Tokyo, Sophia University, June 8, 2013. "Slaying for Rudeness (bureiuchi): The Law and its Application in Tokugawa Japan,"University of Massachusetts, Amherst The Vendetta symposium, March 9, 2013 23 4
“A Samurai’s Life,” Meiji Gakuin University International Studies Department Research Institute, October 12, 2012.
“Performing the Great Peace: Political Space and Open Secrets in Tokugawa Japan,” Tokyo University Institute of Social Science, July 3, 2012
“Warrior Conflicts With Their Daimyo in Early Seventeenth Century Japan,” Association for Asian Studies Conference, Honolulu, March 31, 2010.
“Politics of the Living Dead: Lords, Adoption and Inheritance in Tokugawa Japan,” invited lecture for Harvard University, East Asian Studies Dept., April 28, 2008. “The Manly Merchant in 17th Century Kawagoe,” Association for Asian Studies annual conference, San Francisco March 2006.
“Remembering and Forgetting Executions for Rudeness,” for European Association for Japanese Studies conference, Vienna, Austria, September 1, 2005. "Cultivating Non-national Understandings in Local History," for conference "When did Japan become Japan and China become China," at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, February, 2002
"In the Days of Oar and Sail: Fishing Villages and Fisherman's Coats in Northern Awaji," at the UCSB Multicultural Center Theater, April 10, 2001, and May 5 2002 UCLA Fowler Museum.

Selected Scholarships and Grants
2019 Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies, Senior Research Scholar, Yale University
2010-14 Japan Foundation Institutional Development Grant,with funds for new assistant professor position in modern Japanese history, visiting faculty from Japan, student scholarships, library funds, and summer workshop.
2007 Foreign Research Scholar Fellowship, National Museum of Japanese History, Sakura Japan, for participation in cooperative research project “Kinsei seiji ni okeru ōyake to watakushi” 2005-06 Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Grant (four years, for graduate student support) 2004-05 American Philosophical Society Sabbatical Research Fellowship, for “Denationalizing the Past in Pre-modern Japan”
1994-95 Japan Foundation Research Fellowship
1988-89 Japan Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship 24 Attachment 4

Application - Lesley Torgeson

25 Submit Date: Aug 31, 2022
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Lesley Torgeson
Goleta CA
Lesley Torgeson
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Specify your current or prior service on various boards, commissions or committees:

I am a current board member of the Santa Barbara County Veterans Foundation (SBCVF.) The foundation is the sponsor and producer of the annual "Salute To The Vets" event on Veterans Day Weekend. Our mission is to raise funds and community awareness related to local veterans, their families and veteran organizations located within the County of Santa Barbara. We are an all volunteer board and disperse over 90 percent of our fundraising to local veterans and related organizations. I am a past board member of Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Center which provides equine-assisted services to inspire, strengthen, and motivate children and adults with special needs in Santa Barbara County. I am also a past board member of Leadership Santa Barbara County which is an issue-oriented leadership development program. It is open to members of the community are interested in making Santa Barbara County a better place to live and work while building their own leadership capabilities.

Lesley Torgeson
27 Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I would be considered a lay person if I was chosen to be on the committee. I majored in Geology at UCSB and my career has been focused on computer technology. But this does not define me. I come from a multi-generation Santa Barbara County family. I possess a deep love and fascination for local history and architecture. I guess it runs in the family. My aunt is a founding member of the Pearl Chase Society and is actively involved in the historic preservation of local properties. Another aunt worked for renowned architect George Washington Smith for many years. And my great-grandfather was a local builder who partnered with the local architects known as the Moody Sisters. He built their quaint English cottages throughout Santa Barbara and Montecito. I was fortunate enough call one of the Moody cottages my second home. My mother grew up in the Pixie Cottage and I spent a great deal of time there with my grandparents. Many Moody Cottages are considered historical buildings and are now protected. When I was young, I wanted to be an archaeologist, mostly because I was fascinated by the Chumash and their way of life. I would read anything I could get my hands on in the school library. When I walked home from school and followed the creek, I could see bedrock motars along my path and would imagine the Chumash living under the oaks and sycamores. I did not become an archaeologist or an architect, but I do know how to interpret (and create) blueprints, research through old archives and connect with people in the local area that are knowledgeable in their given field. I have a deep respect for our local history and what it can teach us.

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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
I would like to foster awareness of the rich history within our community to help preserve and retain elements of our diverse heritage, so that we may share it with the generations that come after us.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? I believe historic buildings are a "living" symbol of a community’s heritage, character, and sense of place. I also believe that revitalizing a historic building and/or property can help revitalize a neighborhood and build a community.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? Although I am not a professional civic planner or cultural anthropologist, I do have the extensive local knowledge, insight and drive to be a positive addition to the Historical Preservation Commission. I have worked for both the City and County of Santa Barbara, and follow with great interest local issues that affect the community. I am experienced in bringing different people and groups together. The aim is to share knowledge and strengths, so people may ultimately join together to create something viable and extraordinary. As an added plus, I am familiar with use of Robert's Rules of Order and know how to conduct myself in a meeting :)
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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? Women in Technology International Project Management Institute Lesley Torgeson
28 Date of Birth
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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Via email
Demographics
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Ethnicity
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Please Agree with the Following Statement
File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
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I help to organize the annual "Salute To The Vets" event. This includes food and refreshments, live music and a parade, It is open to the community, in addition to active/retired service men and women. All donations we raise are passed on to local area veterans, their families and area organizations that serve veterans. I was a Shelter Manager at the Transition House where I helped prepare the dinner meal, as well as pack the next day's lunch for the families in the shelter. I built composting facilities for a Santa Barbara low-income senior housing development. I participate in group activities to help raise awareness on behalf of cancer, mental health, and learning/physical disabilities.

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Lesley Torgeson
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Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

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Lesley Torgeson
30 LESLEY TORGESON

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Information Technology Manager August 2016 - Present
Santa Barbara County Employees’ Retirement System, Goleta, CA • Manage network infrastructure, line-of-business software, and technology projects for pension fund.

Systems Administrator, IT July 2014 - August 2016
Yardi Systems, Inc., Goleta, CA
• Design, implement and maintain global corporate network infrastructure for multi- national company with 85 sites, 4000 users & over 6000 servers.

Network Applications/Analyst December 2009 - July 2014 City of Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
• Design, implement and maintain network and business systems for the City of Santa Barbara.

Systems Integration Analyst March 1998 – December 1999 Advantsys (now merged with Frontier Technologies) , Santa Barbara, CA • Network systems design, integration, and training.

Technical Project Manager September 1988– March 1998 Vice President – Business Development
CIO Solutions, Goleta CA
• Point-of-contact and principal project manager for clients and technical personnel.

EDUCATION
Geological Sciences
Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara CA
University of California, Santa Barbara , Santa Barbara CA Phi Theta Kappa; Geological Sciences Student of the Year, Dean’s List; Outstanding Geological Student Award – Coast Geological Society

ACTIVITIES
Santa Barbara County Veterans Foundation – Executive Board Member, Vice-President Judge, Classic Car & Hot Rods Events – 2009 - Present
Community volunteer, photography, gardening, paddle boarding Information Systems
Project Management
Geographic Information
Systems
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Application - Barbara Vilander

32 Submit Date: Aug 10, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
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Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
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Yes No
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Barbara Vilander
Santa Barbara CA
Barbara Vilander
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Please check all of the applicable boxes regarding your interest, competency or knowledge:
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Architecture
History
Architectural History
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? As an art historian, I believe in historic preservation and conservation. The City of Goleta is in its nascent stage and carefully considered presidents and guidlelines for historic preservation must be established.

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Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I have a masters and PhD in art history, so I am versed in architectural history. My dissertation (subsequently published by the University of Arizona Press) was on the technical, social/historical and aesthetic aspects of the construction of Hoover Dam. I have strong research skills and enjoy doing the research necessary to make an informed decision regarding the historic preservation of buildings.

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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
First, to provide the expertise I can offer in a collaborative manner and second, to help make decisions that will shape the historic presence of the City of Goleta now and for generations to come.

Barbara Vilander
34 Upload a Resume
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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? To catalog, prioritize and enact historic preservation of structures and artifacts taking into account their viability, financial impact and significance.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? Individuals with: historical knowledge and research abilities, architectural/building/structural expertise, financial acumen and a connection with the local native peoples community.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? Society for Photographic Education
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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Current Volunteer Coordinator for Reef 'n Run. Former member and President of the National Charity League, Inc. Santa Barbara Chapter. Former member and President of the San Diego All Docent Council.

Former Great Works of Art volunteer at Kellogg Elementary.

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City of Goleta email
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Ethnicity
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Barbara Vilander
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File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
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Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

I Agree
Barbara Vilander
36 CURRICULUM VITAE

BARBARA VILANDER

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Doctor of Philosophy in the History of Art and Architecture, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1995
Master of Arts in the History of Art, University of California at Davis, 1988 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1980

DISSERTATION
The Hoover Dam Construction Photographs by Ben Glaha Completed Under the Auspices of the United States Bureau of Reclamation
THESIS
Lewis Baltz: His Transition from Modernism to Postmodernism

PUBLICATIONS
The Hoover Dam Photographs of Ben Glaha (Tucson: The University of Arizona Press, 1999)
Contributor for Understanding Art (Lake Forest, Illinois: Glencoe- Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 1992)

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Lecturer, History of Photography & 2 sections Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2022
Lecturer, Islamic Art & Architecture, UCSB, Fall 2021 (hybrid) Lecturer, Asian Art & 2 sections Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2021 (online)
Lecturer, History of Photography & Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2021 (online)
Lecturer, Asian Art, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2020 (online) Lecturer, Asian Art, Islamic & Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2020 (switched to online during the semester due to COVID) 37 Lecturer, Visual Literacy, American Art & History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2019
Lecturer, Asian Art and Islamic Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2019 Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2018 Lecturer, Visual Literacy (2 sections), Survey of Art: Renaissance to Modern Art and Asian Art, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2018
Lecturer, Visual Literacy, Survey of Art: Prehistoric to Gothic Art and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2017
Lecturer, Asian Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2017 Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2016 Lecturer, Visual Literacy and American Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2016
Lecturer, Visual Literacy and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2015
Lecturer, Survey of Art: Visual Literacy and American Art, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2015
Lecturer, Visual Literacy and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2014
Lecturer, Survey of Art: Renaissance to Modern Art and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2014
Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2013 Lecturer, Survey of Art: Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2013 Lecturer, Visual Literacy and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2012
Lecturer, Visual Literacy and American Art, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2012
Lecturer, Visual Literacy and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2011
Lecturer, Survey of Art: Renaissance to Modern Art, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2011
Lecturer, Visual Literacy & Survey of Art: Prehistoric to Gothic Art, Santa Barbara City College Fall 2010
Lecturer, American Art & Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College Spring 2010
Lecturer, Survey of Art: Prehistoric to Gothic Art and History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2009
Lecturer, Survey of Art: Prehistoric to Gothic Art, Santa Barbara City College Summer 2009
Lecturer, American Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2009 Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Fall 2008
Lecturer, History of Photography and Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2008
Lecturer, American Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2008 Substitute Teacher, Santa Barbara School Districts, Spring 2008 to Spring 2013 Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2007 Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, 38 Summer 2007
Lecturer, Contemporary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 2007
Lecturer, Social Documentary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Winter 2007
Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Fall 2006
Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2006 Lecturer, Seminar in Photographic History and Contemporary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 2006
Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2006 Lecturer, Special Topics in Photography: Researching in Photographic Archives and Social Documentary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Winter 2006
Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Fall 2005
Lecturer, Visual Literacy, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2005 Lecturer, Seminar in Photographic History and Contemporary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 2005
Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2005 Lecturer, Special Topics in Photography: Researching in Photographic Archives and Social Documentary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Winter 2005
Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Fall 2004
Lecturer, American Art, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2004 Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 2004 Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2003 Lecturer, History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 2003
Lecturer, History of Photography, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 2002 Lecturer, Special Topics in Photography: Researching in Photographic Archives, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 2001 Lecturer, Social Documentary Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Winter 2001
Lecturer, American Art, Santa Barbara City College, Spring 1997 Lecturer, American Art and Understanding Art, Santa Barbara City College, Fall 1995
Lecturer, Survey of Asian Art, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 1995
Lecturer, Survey of the History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Summer 1992 and Summer 1994
Lecturer, Survey of the History of Photography, Brooks Institute of Photography Graduate Division, Santa Barbara, Spring 1992
Lecturer, Survey of the History of Photography, University of Southern California, Spring 1991
Teaching Assistant, Survey of Asian Art, University of California at Santa Barbara, Spring 1989, 1990 and Winter 1992
39 Teaching Assistant, Survey of Medieval Art, University of California at Santa Barbara, Winter 1989
Teaching Assistant, Survey of the History of Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara, Fall 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1992

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Art Consultant, Foothill Elementary and Goleta Family School, Santa Barbara, CA, September 4, 2018 to May 21, 2019
Guest Curator, Santa Barbara Historical Museum exhibition, Portraits in Paradise: The Photography of Carolyn and Edwin Gledhill December 21, 2009 to June 10, 2010
Independent Photography Collections Management and Conservation Consultant, 1998 to 2004
Assistant Curator, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, CA, 1996 to 1997
Classroom Facilitator for the Kellogg Elementary School Great Works of Art Program, Goleta, CA, 1993 & 2002-2003
Photography Department Intern, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA, Summer 1987
Educational Training Supervisor, Children's Museum of San Diego, San Diego, CA, 1986
Education Coordinator, Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, CA, 1984 to 1986

AWARDS

UCSB Outstanding Faculty Member, 2000-2001
UCSB Humanities and Social Sciences Research Grant, 1994 UCSB Department of Art History Fellowship, 1992-1993
UCSB Department of Art History Vidda Foundation Fellowship, 1991-1992 UCSB Art Affiliates Art History Graduate Fellowship, 1991

PRESENTATIONS

Insights into Early California Photography: Landscapes, Portraits and Architecture, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, November 17, 1999 The Hoover Dam Photographs of Ben Glaha, Popular Culture/American Culture Associations Annual Conference, March 31, 1999
Early Photographic Techniques, Artful Sundays: Picture This, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, January 3, 1999
American Photographs: The First Century Panel Discussant Regarding the Exhibition, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, December 1, 1998 Lesson Plans for Understanding and Experiencing Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Babylon, Office of the Santa Barbara County Superintendent of Schools 1990 Summer Conference, August 22, 1990
The Photographer Lewis Baltz in Context, University of California at Santa 40 Barbara Graduate Student Symposium, May 13, 1989
Art Expressed Through Photography, University of California at Santa Barbara Super Sunday, April 22, 1989

UNIVERSITY INVOLVEMENT
Discussion Facilitator, Education Program to Increase Cultural Awareness, Art History Teaching Assistant Orientation, September 21, 1990 Co-Chair, Art History Graduate Student Association, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1989-1990
Graduate Student Association Representative, University of California at Davis, 1987-1988
University Service Award, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1980

REFERENCES
Dr. Joy Kunz
Art Department
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109
(805) 965-0581 x3737
[email protected]
Dr. Peter Sturman
Department of the History of Art and Architecture
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
(805) 893-4444
[email protected]
Mr. Arthur Ollman
School of Art, Design and Art History
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182
(619) 594-5558
[email protected]
3/5/21
41 Attachment 6

Application - Fermina Murray

42 Submit Date: Aug 21, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
Street Address Suite or Apt
City State Postal Code
Primary Phone Alternate Phone
Employer Job Title Occupation
Application for appointment and background information for City of Goleta Boards, Commissions and Committees
Profile
Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Planning Commission: Submitted
Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
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Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
Yes No
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If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
37 years
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Yes No
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Are you currently serving on a City of Goleta Board, Commission or Committee? Yes No
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If your answer is yes, please specify.

No, I am not applying to multiple boards.

Fermina Brel Murray
Goleta CA
Fermina Brel Murray
43 Question applies to multiple boards
Do you currently serve in any governmental position for any agency of government, whether as an employee, or appointed official or elected official? Yes No
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If yes, please specify.

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Specify your current or prior service on various boards, commissions or committees:

I was a former member of the first Goleta City Design Review Board - 2002 to 2006.

No conflict of interest
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Please check all of the applicable boxes regarding your interest, competency or knowledge:
*
Architecture
History
Architectural History
Other related studies such as, American studies, landscape architecture, cultural geography or cultural anthropology
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I would like to serve the City Council and the City. As a local historian who cares about neighborhoods preservation, sustainable growth management, and the vision of the City's General Plan in protecting Goleta's natural, cultural, community resources, and social well-being for all Goletans, I believe serving the Historic Preservation Commission will be beneficial.

Fermina Brel Murray
44 Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
Through my architectural-historical consulting business and volunteer work in preservation whether serving the Goleta Valley Historical Society as former President and current Advisory Board member, Old Town Goleta Heritage District project, former member of the City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission, Goleta Main-Begg Farmhouse Board, Santa Barbara Conservancy Board, volunteer building survey work, I have gained experience and knowledge in Historic Preservation work. I have worked with landscape architects, engineers, architects, members of the public to advance awareness of the rich history of Goleta. During Goleta Now movement, I did walking tours of Old Town Goleta to show people that Goleta had its own unique, special Goodland character, people's history, and beauty that is not to be measured against other communities, but to be celebrated and protected. I've always been interested, respectful, and protective of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources. Goleta, especially the Goleta Slough have very rich archaeological and tribal cultural resources that need constant protection.

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Describe your qualifications, experience, and education, and list any technical or professional requirements you have relative to the duties of the board, commission or committee to which you are applying.

I hold a Masters in Public History (20th Century American history with a focus on Civil Rights and Women's Rights) from UC-Santa Barbara. Since 1995 I've maintained a home-based historical consulting business. The work is conducting research and writing reports to assess the architectural and historical significance of properties according to national, state, and city guidelines, and in California, the California Environmental Act (CEQUA). In most cases the reports are done to meet Santa Barbara County, and Cities' requirements for property applicants who want to remodel their homes or businesses that are 50 years old or older, or recognized as historic resources. As an architectural historian I work with the applicant to find the most appropriate form of development, remodel, or reconstruction that is compatible with the property's immediate setting as well as the surrounding neighborhood. The work involves ability to read architectural drawing plans, engineering plans, landscape plans, design plans, as well as knowing historic building materials. I've done rehabilitation and restoration work where technical knowledge in paint, concrete and other building materials analysis is valuable. Most of all, what I've learned a lot are histories of neighborhoods in Goleta, Santa Barbara City, Carpinteria, and a little of the northern County. I am also a registered state of California historian, meaning that I am licensed to practice my profession anywhere in California.

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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
In serving the Historic Preservation Commission I would like for the City to be proactive in preserving and protecting its archaeological and tribal cultural resources, historic resources, including historic trees and site features. Work with residents to appreciate their potential historic properties or neighborhoods, collaborate with the DRB in making sensitive and historically appropriate designs to historic resources.

Overall, I see the HPC as resource to the City, City Council and all departments of the City in all matters of archaeology and historic preservation.

Fermina Brel Murray
45 Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? To preserve and protect archaeological and tribal cultural resources, historic structures, historic trees and landscapes, natural features, site, or area having historic, architectural, archaeological, cultural, or aesthetic significance as mandated by the Historic Resources Ordinance and supported by the Goleta Historic Context Statement. I consider the Ordinance and Context Statement as living documents that continue to be examined and improved to meet new challenges in preservation and protection of resources.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I humbly submit I am more than qualified to serve this Commission.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? Yes, professional affiliations include the Goleta Valley Historical Society & Advisory Board, the Goodland Coalition, the Santa Barbara Conservancy, Pearl Chase Society, Santa Barbara Historical Society, the California Council for the Promotion of History (CCPH), and the California Preservation Foundation (CPF), and Main-Begg Farmhouse Board
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What do you believe to be the role of the Planning Commission.

I am not applying to be a member of the Planning Commission. N/A Question applies to multiple boards
What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Email from Lisa Prasse, Current Planning Manager
My education and profession have provided me with experience and expertise to serve as President the Goleta Valley Historical Society (GVHS), member of the first Goleta City Design Review Board, architectural historian member of the Santa Barbara City Historic Landmarks Commission for 12 years, Old Town Goleta Heritage District history, oral history, survey, and Heritage District Guidelines. I continue to serve on the Advisory Board of the GVHS. The professional work and volunteer service has given me valuable experience in engaging with other commissioners, City Staff, City Council, and most of all, serving the public with honesty, open mind, and integrity.

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How did you hear about the position?
Fermina Brel Murray
46 Date of Birth
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Have you attended meeting(s) or viewed meetings on the City's website (http://www.cityofgoleta.org/i-want-to/news-and-updates/government-meeting-agendas-and- videos) for the board, commission, or committee for which you are applying? Yes No
Demographics
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I Agree
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NOTES

ALL INFORMATION , EXCEPT PERSONAL DATA ENTERED IN THE PROFILE SECTION, IS

PUBLIC AND AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING AT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AND ON THE CITY'S WEBPAGE.

Fermina Brel Murray
47 RÉSUMÉ

California Register of Professional Historians
#585 City of Santa Barbara Business License:
038789
EDUCATION:

M.A., History (Public History), University of California, Santa Barbara (1995) B.A., Development Studies, University of California, Berkeley (1976) A.A., Liberal Arts, Shoreline Community College, Seattle, Washington (1974) Scholarship Summer Program in Historic Preservation, University of Hawaii, Pacific Preservation Field School, Hilo (1993)
WORK SUMMARY: Consultant Historian
Santa Barbara City: Prepared Historic Structures/Sites Reports 2001-2016:
625 Chapala Street 227 East Pueblo Street 1130 N. Milpas Street 407 State Street 223 & 227 E. Cota 415 Bath Street 220 W. Canon Perdido 532 E. Haley 2121 Garden Street 14 W. Micheltorena 820 Cima Linda Lane 333 Junipero Plaza 124 Los Aquajes Ave. 117 Harbor Way 2100 Laguna Street 420 E. Anapamu Street 1704 Paterna Road 1727 Prospect Ave. 914-916 Anacapa Street 215A E. Canon Perdido 918 Santa Barbara St.

Santa Barbara County: Historical Phase I-II and Letter Reports: 341 Hot Springs Rd. 470 Hot Springs Road 667 Romero Canyon 343 Pebble Hill Place 4531 Auhay Drive 1821 Cottonwood Street, Town of Ballard; 3929 Foothill Road; Carpinteria; 116 Miramar Ave. 812 Buena Vista Ave.; 1880 East Valley Rd., & 746 Ashley Rd. in Montecito Goleta City: Sexton House 5490 Hollister Ave., 5768 Hollister Avenue Windshield Historic Survey of Farm Properties in the unincorporated areas of Goleta Valley for the Historic Landmarks Advisory Commission (June 2003)
Prepared Historic Landmarks nominations for Charles Begg House and Peter-Irvine-Mary Richard House, Barn, and Water Tank (June – Sept. 2002) Oral History: Conducted oral histories in Goleta, San Francisco, Stinson Beach & San Rafael Independent Sub-Contractor: Worked on the following projects, 1999-2000:

Santa Barbara City:

Preservation Planning Associates
Research Assistant to Architectural Historian, Alexandra Cole in preparing Phase I-II Historic Structures/Sites Studies for: 107 E. Micheltorena, 123 W. Gutierez and 1215 Bath Streets 821 Laguna Street, 1007 and 1011 Rinconada Road, The Riviera Campus, 1228 & 1232 Punta Gorda, and 1111 & 1115 Olive Street
Montecito:
125 Rametto Road
Miramar Hotel
Carpinteria:

Santa Claus Lane Historic Resources Study
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Goleta: Provided research and assisted Alexandra Cole in conducting a major Historic Resources Survey of Old Town Goleta for the Santa Barbara County. The project was part of the Goleta Town Revitalization Plan of 1997.The result of this survey-study has served as the foundation for establishing a Heritage District and Architectural Design Guidelines for the Old Town Goleta, now the historical core of the new City of Goleta.

Lompoc:

Conducted research and assisted Kevin “Lex” Palmer in his Historic Resources Survey Study of Vandenberg Air Force Base, and extensive study that includes the region from Ellwood to Point Sal on the California Coast, 1997.

Long Beach:

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
Worked with SAIC’s Architectural Historian, Alexandra Cole, in preparing a comprehensive Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) of the United States Naval Station, Long Beach, California, 1996.

Hope Ranch, Santa Barbara County:

PHR Environmental Consultants, Inc.

Private Estate Inventory of Contents for the University of California, Santa Barbara, Davidson Library’s Dept. of Special Collections. The four-month project involved archiving and packing 12,000 books and many boxes of papers, photographs, letters, and other memorabilia, 1998 -99.

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:

Commissioner, City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission, 3nd 4-year term 2012-16 Member, City of Goleta Design Review Board, 2002 – April 2006 Member, Goleta Valley Historical Society Advisory Board, 2002 – Present President, Goleta Valley Historical Society, 1999 – 2002 Co-President of Old Town Goleta Culture Project, 1998 – 2006 Member, Old Town Goleta Heritage District Design Sub-Committee, 2000 – 2002 PUBLICATIONS:

Co-author of a study titled The Meanings of Work in Contemporary Palau: Policy Implications of Globalization in the Pacific. August 2000 issue of the journal The Contemporary Pacific. Reports results of research conducted in the Republic of Palau in 1997 in the Moving Cultures Project funded by the Ford Foundation through the University of Hawaii.

Co-author of A Short History of Preservation and Planning: Downtown Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara Waterfront, 1997: a study commissioned by the City of Santa Barbara for its Visioning Project, a redevelopment of downtown and the waterfront that included the participation of 100 community stakeholders.

Co-author of Stearns Wharf: Surviving Change on the California Coast, 1994. South Coast Historical Series: Graduate Program in Public Historical Studies, UC - Santa Barbara.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Goleta Valley Historical Society
Santa Barbara Historical Society
Santa Barbara Conservancy and Santa Barbara Pearl Chase Society Santa Barbara Ganna Walska Lotusland
California Council for the Promotion of History (CCPH)
California Preservation Foundation (CPF)
REFERENCES:

Alexandra Cole, Architectural Historian, Telephone: (805) 450-6658 Ronald L. Nye, Ph.D., Historian, Telephone: (805) 682-1486 Jeff Shelton, Architect, Telephone: (805) 965-8812
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Application - Heather McDaniel McDevitt

50 Submit Date: Sep 10, 2022
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Goleta CA
HEATHER McDaniel M MCDEVITT
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I currently serve on the Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society as a director at large Previously served for over 16 years (1996-2013) on the board of directors of the Los Angeles Hockey Officials Association serving in various positions
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I have grown to love the City of Goleta in my 8 years as a resident and would very much like to contribute to the community by using my professional skills and knowledge to actively preserve elements that represent the prehistory and history of the area. I believe Goleta has an extraordinary story and I am passionate about educating residents and others about the area's history so that they too may be inspired to take part in preservation. I also believe that an important part of preservation is looking forward to how we can actively preserve contemporary elements of our story for future generations.

HEATHER McDaniel M MCDEVITT
52 Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
Registered Professional Archaeologist Current cultural resources practice lead for an environmental firm Working cultural resources professional (over 16 years) in the areas of archaeology (prehistoric and historic), architectural history, historic preservation of buildings and structures, tribal consultation, practical knowledge and experience in CEQA, NEPA, tribal consultation laws, have conducted over 1,500 cultural resources investigations primarily in southern California but also throughout the US BA in Anthropology, MA in Public Archaeology, MA (ABT) in Geographical Information Services Question applies to multiple boards
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Actively assist in preserving the history of the City of Goleta Educating the public and residents of Goleta of all ages on the history of the City they reside in and how it plays an important role in the history of California and the US through workshops/classes, articles, displays, etc. Partner with the residents and City leadership and staff to identify elements of our history to ensure all communities are represented Question applies to Historic Preservation Commission
What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? Preservation of both tangible and intangible elements of the City's history through: Informing/advising decision-making committees/individuals/organizations such as the Design and Review Board and City Council regarding how new development projects in historic districts/areas and/or alterations to historic landmarks and surrounding landscape can impact the resource/s Generally assist in the implementation of the City's Historic Preservation ordinance
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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? Because I am: Professionally qualified based on education and practical experience; Currently an active professional in historic preservation and can provide insight from that perspective; Have excellent professional and personal relationships with local tribal members and groups; and Personally passionate about the historic preservation of the City of Goleta.

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Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society Board - Director at Large United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (youth leadership organization) - volunteer in administrative duties Various veterans organizations - volunteer time to support activities for Good Shepard Food Pantry - assemble and distribute packages HEATHER McDaniel M MCDEVITT
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HEATHER McDaniel M MCDEVITT
54 Heather McDaniel McDevitt, RPA
Senior Archaeologist/Cultural Resources Lead
Heather McDaniel McDevitt is an archaeologist and cultural resources lead with 16 years’ cultural resource management experience throughout North America with a specialized focus in California. Ms. McDevitt has served as a principal investigator, lab director, and project manager in the public and private sector on all manner of projects , including surveys, testing, site significance evaluations and recordation, data recovery, and laboratory analysis. Her technical expertise encompasses vertebrate and invertabrate analysis, human osteology, geographic information system (GIS), and ground penetrating radar.

As a bioarchaeologist, Ms. McDevitt combines physical anthropology and archaeology in the study of faunal and human remains to reveal ancient lifeways. Her specific area of GIS research is the use of predictive modeling and remote sensing to better understand settlement and subsistence patterns, which can be used to forecast areas of potential impacts and assist in mitigating damage to cultural resources more efficiently. Ms McDevitt also specializes in the tribal consultation process and in th e preparation of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation.

Ms. McDevitt has worked on projects for the National Park Service, U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Aerona utics and Space Administration, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the Smithsonian Institute, California State Parks, California Department of Transportation, and various private Cultural Resource Management (CRM) and environmental firms. Ms.

McDevitt’s professional experience in CRM provides significant knowledge and practical experience with state and federal regulations, such as NEPA, Section 106 of the National Hictoric Preservation Act (NHPA), and CEQA. Ms. McDevitt has also served as an adjunct professor at community and state institutions for courses in physical and cultural anthropology, archaeology, and GIS.

Selected Project Experience
On-Call Management
On-Call Archaeological Services, County of Santa Barbara, California. As supervising archaeologist, managed Dudek’s on-call archaeological, historical services, including but not limited to monitoring, archaeological record searches, historical research, architectural history, surveys for both prehistoric and historical resources, extended Phase I surveys, test excavations, data recovery, Native American coordination, coordination with the Native American Heritage Commission, Assembly Bill ( AB) 52 support, treatment protocols, feasibility/concept plan studies and recommendations, hiring and management of applicable subconsultants and specialty disciplines as required, preparation of management plans, and design and implementation of mitigation methods.

Education
California State University,
Northridge
MA, Public Archaeology

MA, GIS (ABT)
BA, Anthropology
Certifications
Registered Professional
Archaeologist (RPA)
CEQA Training through Advanced,
AEP
GIS Professional Certificate
HAZWOPER Training,
Hydrogeologic
Professional Affiliations
American Anthropological
Association
American Institute of Archaeology
Society for American Archaeology
Society for California Archaeology

Heather McDaniel McDevitt
55 On-Call Engineering Contract, City of Santa Barbara Public Works Department, Santa Barbara, California. As supervising archaeologist, addressed all cultural services generated as a result of Dudek’s on -call engineering contract, including but not limited to monitoring, archaeological record searches, historical research, architectural history, surveys for both prehistoric and historical resources, extended Phase I surveys, test excavations, data recovery, Native American coordination, coordination with the Native American Heritage Commission, AB 52 support, treatment protocols, feasibility/concept plan studies and recommendations, hiring and management of applicable subconsultants and specialty disciplines as required, preparation of management plans, and design and implementation of mitigation methods. All services conducted in accordance with City of Santa Barbara Master Environmental Assessment cultural guidelines, CEQA, and if appropriate NEPA.
5-Year On-Call Cultural Services, City of Ventura, California. As supervising archaeologist, managed Dudek’s contract for the City of Ventura on-call cultural services, including but not limited to monitoring, archaeological record searches, historical research, architectural history, surveys for both prehistoric and historical resources, extended P hase I surveys, test excavations, data recovery, Native American coordination, coordination with the Native American Heritage Commission, AB 52 support, treatment protocols, feasibility/concept plan studies and recommendations, hiring and managing applicable subconsultants and specialty disciplines as required, preparation of management plans, and design and implementation of mitigation methods. Potential projects include municipal infrastructure improvements , such as domestic water distribution system, sanitary sewer collection system, storm drainage collection system , and other undertakings as determined.

Development
Paradiso Residential Development, Extended Phase I and Phase II Archaeological Investigation, Compliance Monitoring and Reporting, Santa Barbara County, California. As principal investigator and supervising archaeologist, designed work plans and managed crews conducting Phase I and multiple Extended Phase I Archaeological Investigations, prepared technical reports and Construction Mitigation and Monitoring Treatment Plan. S erved as project manager for all archaeological and Native American monitoring, facilitation of pre- and continual-construction meetings, coordination, and supervision of archaeol ogical technician crew in all aspects, as well as necessary document preparation and agency/client consultation.

Single Family Residence at 5567 Calle Arena, Extended Phase I and Phase II Archaeological Investigation, Compliance Monitoring and Reporting, Carpinteria, California. As principal investigator and supervising archaeologist designed and implemented research design evaluating previously recorded archaeological site CA -SBA-7, ethnohistoric Chumash village Mishopshnow, and California Historic Landmark No. 535 . Supervised and conducted excavations intended to delineate horizontal and vertical extent of the site and site significance. Performed analysis on recovered remains, Native American consultation, preparation of final reports, and implementation of recommended avoidance strategies and mitigation measures, including archaeological and Native American monitoring. 749/759 Ward Drive. Compliance Monitoring and Reporting. Industrial development, Goleta, California. As project manager and supervising archaeologist, managed all archaeological and Native American monitoring efforts of construction activities involving management of monitor staff, monitoring strategies, providing recommendations to agency, construction and project management staff and regular field visit verification memos and final monitoring report to the agency.
7465 Hollister Avenue Compliance Monitoring and Repor ting for Residential Utility Trenching. Daniel Guggenheim , Goleta, California. As project manager and supervising archaeologist, managed all archaeological and Native American monitoring efforts of utility trenching throughout mobile home park, including creation and implementation of cultural resource monitoring and treatment plan, supervision of monitoring staff, site visits, cultural awareness training of construction personnel, providing recommendations to construction and project management staff based project design, providing City with field visit verification reports for compliance with reporting requirements, and preparation of final monitoring report.
56 Santa Barbara Polo Villas, 3250 -3282 Via Real, Phase I, Extended and Supplemental Phase I Archaeological Investigation, Carpinteria, California. As principal investigator and supervising archaeologist , conducted extended Phase I investigation including research design and work plan creation, field direction, coordination, and management of archaeological technician crew during excavations and Native American monitors, field documentation, final report preparation, as well as communication with and providing regulatory recommendations to agency staff.

Marriott Residence Inn, Phase III Data Recovery Program and Compliance Monitoring and Reporting within CA-SBA-58, Goleta, California. As laboratory manager, lead project analyst, and on-call human osteologist, developed methodology for research design, supervised complete laboratory research, managed all specific collections for expert analysis, managed and trained six archaeological technicians for processing of the recovered arc haeological assemblage, conducted faunal analysis and osteological analysis of recovered human remains, and prepared remains for reburial.

Prepared final human osteological report and portions of the project’s data recovery report. Compliance monitoring included daily construction monitoring, preparation of daily logs, guidance to construction and project management staff based on project design and inadvertent discoveries and coordination with Native American monitors. 235 North La Luna Residential Develop ment, Phase II Archaeological Study, City of Ojai, California. As principal investigator and supervising archaeologist developed research design and work plan to verify the horizontal and vertical significance of the archaeological site CA -VEN-139 in Ojai, California, which was previously recorded as extending partially into the proposed project site. Responsibilities included c onsultation with client (who was in the contingency period of purchasing the project site) to determine the logistical and financial feasibility of developing the property , communication with tribal stakeholders and communicating regulatory recommendations to agency staff.

Oak Hills Project, Vandenberg Village, Phase I, Site Distribution Analysis and Extended Phase I Archaeological Investigation, Santa Barbara County, California. As project archaeologist and field director, conducted initial P hase I intensive ground survey, designed, and implemented research design to address concerns of local Tribe including intra- site analysis for all known archaeological sites located within a one-mile radius of the project site to determine potential to encounter unknown cultural resources based on the environmental and cultural landscape characteristics and creation of a predictive model for the area . Supervised excavations intended to determine presence or absence of cultural materials within proposed areas of ground disturbance, consulted with tribal representatives, and composed final reports.

Santa Barbara Armory NEPA – Indian Health Services Environmental Assessment and Section 106 Compliance Service, Santa Barbara, California. As current project manager, oversee all project tasks including a NEPA Environmental Assessment, Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Section 106 Compliance Services in support of the proposed change of use, from an armory regulated by the Federal Health and Human Services Agency to a museum regulated by the Indian Health and Human Services Agency, and change in ownership for the property located at 3237 State Street in the City of Santa Barbara. This work is being conducted pursuant to NEPA, Section 106 of the NHPA, CEQA, and the City of Santa Barbara’s Municipal Code §22.22.035. Execution of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) has been employed to mitigate the adverse of the transfer of the United States Army Recruit Center Property, an eligible historic properties property, out of federal ownership. Tasks include d close coordination with the State Historic Preservation Officer; IHS Environmental Coordinator; and federal, state, and local agencies.

Education
San Luis Obispo County Community College District, CEQA Compliance Monitoring and Reporting, Cuesta College North and South Campus, San Luis Obispo County, California. As supervising archaeologist, managed monitoring efforts for improvements occurring at both the current San Luis Obispo campus and future Paso Robles campus. Involved supervision of monitoring staff, site visits, cultural awareness training o f construction personnel, providing recommendations to construction and project management staff -based project design, assisting with implementing the mitigation plan, providing the district with field visit verification reports for compliance with reporting requirements, and preparation of final monitoring report.
57 Transportation
Las Positas Road at Cliff Drive Roundabout Phase I Archaeological Survey Report, Santa Barbara, California. As project archaeologist, conducted intensive ground survey, background research, and archival map/document and historic aerial analysis to determine previous land use and disturbance and the potential of cultural resources within project area, including right-of-way adjacent to a significant prehistoric site, CA-SBA-575. Coordinated with City and California Department of Transportation ( Caltrans) staff to define the area of potential effect and prepared the final reports according to City and Caltrans requirements.

Water/Wastewater
Biosolids and Energy Project, CEQA Services and Compliance Monitoring Management, Goleta Sanitary District, Goleta, California. As principal investigator, conducted impact analysis for project intended to update physical infrastructure in support of an improved Biosolids and Energy Strategic Plan to generally achieve plant- wide energy neutrality through effective use of on-site energy production strategies. Completed analysis includes review of all previous excavations of significant site CA -SBA-46 to as sist in design process and minimize impact to intact cultural deposits. Current tasks include preparation of a Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) and management of associated technical analysis in support of the MND, client consultation, support of and guidance for the District throughout AB-52 tribal consultation, periodic presentations to District Board of Directors, and execution of a data recovery. Future tasks include compliance monitoring management comprised of creation and implementation of cultural resource monitoring and treatment plan, supervision of monitoring staff, cultural awareness training of construction personnel, providing recommendations to construction and project management staff based on project design, providing the d istrict with field visit verification reports for compliance with reporting requirements, and preparation of final monitoring report.

Ocean View Avenue Water Line Rep lacement, CEQA Services and Compliance Monitoring Management, Montecito Water District, Carpinteria, California. As project manager and supervising archaeologist, currently managing CEQA and cultural resources tasks, including extended Phase I investigation of CA-SBA-14, preparation of an MND, and management of associated technical analysis in support of the MND, client consultation, support of and guidance for the d istrict throughout AB-52 tribal consultation, periodic presentations to district board of d irectors, and execution of a data recovery upon inadvertent discovery of human remains. Compliance monitoring management includes creation and implementation of cultural resource monitoring and treatment plan, supervision of monitoring staff, cultural awareness training of construction personnel, providing recommendations to construction and project mana gement staff based on project design, providing the district with field visit verification reports for compliance with reporting requirements, and preparation of final monitoring report.

Emergency Technical Services and Compliance Monitoring Management ; Montecito Water District ; Montecito, Summerland, and Carpinteria; California. As supervising archaeologist, managed the cultural resources efforts Dudek performed in support of emergency technical services , including intensive ground survey and site inventory in conformance with emergency permit applications related to the Montecito Water District’s emergency repair of water pipes destroyed or damaged by the catastrophic mudslides commencing January 9, 2018. The purpose of the study was to document cultural resources that may have been affected by the emergency repairs already completed and ongoing. The study tasks for this undertaking were carried out in a manner consistent with the FEMA regulatory responsibilities under Section 106 of the NHPA (36 Code of Federal Regulations Part 800). Additional services include permit coordination support and services related to the issuance of permits from the following agencies: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Dudek was able to respond immediately (same day) to the d istrict’s request and was able to complete a full site inventory, field survey, and assessment letter report in conformance with emergency permit applications within 5 business days.

58 Attachment 8

Application - Jean-Guy Dube

59 Submit Date: Aug 25, 2022
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Jean-Guy T Dube
Santa Barbara CA
Jean-Guy T Dube
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I want to help preserve Goleta's historic resources, and promote its history within the local community.

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Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I have been studying architectural history since 1985. While my initial focus was on railroad architecture, this grew to a career in architectural history of many periods and styles. As an architectural draftsman and working in the field of architecture and construction for over 22 years, I have a unique perspective of historic preservation and restoration. As a listed consultant for the City of Santa Barbara and County of Santa Barbara, I have built relationships with fellow historians and archives in our community.

Jean-Guy T Dube
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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
My goal would be to help preserve existing historic resources, identify new historic resources, and be a voice in new projects respecting historic resources. I would hope to build a network between community historians and the general public and raise awareness of our community history.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? I believe the role of the Historic Preservation Commission is to be a steward of Goleta's historic resources, protect them, and blend new projects so they respect existing historic resources and not harm them.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I love the community of Goleta and its history. I would like to see its historic resources preserved, and new projects designed that blend and retain historic resources.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Southern California Chapter, Member. California Historical Resources Information System, CHRIS, Registered User Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society, Member, Author, Historian.

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South Coast Railroad Museum, Goleta Depot. 2000-2014 Multiple city depot restoration efforts, Consulting Community Lectures about railroad historyI was encouraged to apply by several folks in the community and historian peers, including: Kyle Richards, Ron Nye, Fermina Murray, Dennis Whalen, Alex Cole, and others.

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63 Jean-Guy Tanner Dubé
Curriculum Vitae
Appleton Partners, LLP Architects

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, History of Art & Architecture, University o f California at Santa Barbara, June 1996. David Gebhard, mentor.

Bachelor of Arts, History, University of California at Santa Barbara, June 1996.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Present – October 2008. Appleton Partners, LLP, Santa Barbara, California. Architectural Historian, Job Captain, Senior Designer. In addition to drawing and detailing high end residential projects and estates, I conduct the firm’s historical research and detailing of our many projects. I consult regularly with local and regional historical societies as well as architectural archives and continue my relationships with local historians.

October 2008 – March 2002. Robert P. Senn, Architect, Montecito, California. Draftsman. I was responsible for drawing and detailing high end residential projects for the firm. I would often do historical research related to restoring older homes and estates at the direction of the architect and owners. I built many relationships with various architectural archives and historians in the Montecito and Santa Barbara area.

Present – February 2020. Listed Architectural Historian, County of Santa Barbara, California. As a listed Architectural Historian on the approved Architectural Historian Consultants list maintained by the County of Santa Barbara, I provide architectural historian consulting services and Historic Resource Technical Reports for buildings that are over 50 years old or have the potential to be historic resources within the County of Santa Barbara.

Present – 2016. Listed Architectural Historian, City of Santa Barbara, California. As a listed Architectural Historian on the approved Historian Consultants list maintained by the City of Santa Barbara, I provide architectural historian consulting services and City Historic Structures and Sites Reports for buildings that are over 50 years old or have the potential to be historic resources within the City of Santa Barbara.

HONORS & AWARDS
Leicester B Holland Prize, National Winner. “Wallace Libbey Hardison House, Stable”. Blueprint. Heritage Documentation Programs of the National Park Service (HABS/HAER/HALS). Fall 2017. “Ten Year Anniversary Exhibition”. Selected Blueprints displayed by a juried committee. Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Southern California Chapter. Therien, Los Angeles. October 1 to 17th, 2014.

Ten Year Anniversary Exhibition Catalogue: Idea and Manifestation. 40 select architects, designers, landscape architects and artists. Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Southern California Chapter. October 2014.

Leicester B Holland Prize, Honorable Mention. “Streetcar Depot: Soldiers Home”. Blueprint & Historical Report.

Heritage Documentation Programs of the National Park Service (HABS/HAER/HALS). Fall 2014.

PUBLICATIONS, ARTICLES & SELECT REPORTS
Historic Resources Technical Report: 4235 State Street, Santa Barbara. Phase 1 Draft report documenting history and significance of the well preserved Mid-Century metal gas station of the Tidewater Oil Company built in 1959. Draft report prepared July 2022.
64 Proposed Re-roof of 1641 Posilipo Lane, Santa Barbara. A historic report letter to endorse the re-roof of the residence.

During the course of research, I determined the residence was the last surviving building of the Montecito Riding School, which dated from 1913 to about 1947. Letter report prepared in June 2022.

Historic Resources Technical Report: 4362 Brinkerhoff Road, Santa Ynez. Phase 1 report documenting the history and significance of the 1920s to 1940s era barns, stables and bunk house of the historic Bar Go Ranch in Santa Ynez, which itself dates back to 1822. Report prepared September 2021.

Historic Structure Report: Sentinel Southern Pacific Depot. Report documenting previously unknow and rare surviving depot in Arizona dating from 1883. Full historical research, preservation recommendations and restoration and reuse proposal. September 2019.

Historic Structures/Site Report: 2315 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara. Phase 1 report documenting history and changes to residence. Presented report before the City of Santa Barbara HLAC on June 28, 2018, and report was approved.

Railroad Depots: A Southern Pacific Collection. Collection of 50+ depot blueprints drawn by the author including brief histories of each. Tailwater Press. December 2017.
“Indio, the Way it Was - Part 1 – the Early Days”. Article. SP Trainline, Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society.

Winter 2016.
“A Southern Pacific Veteran Keeps Silent Vigil in Los Angeles: Soldiers Home”. Article. SP Trainline, Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society. Fall 2014.

Southern Pacific Lines Standard-Design Depots by Henry E. Bender Jr. I drew multiple scale drawings and end papers for this authoritative book on standard depot designs. Signature Press. June 2013.

Indio, Reflections & Visions by Victoria J. Bailey. My work from the 1998 Persicope is quoted and paraphrased. Desert Springs Publishing. 2005.

Indio: Southern Pacific Railroad Town. Society’s annual publication “Periscope”. This was the first time the society allowed an individual to write an entire issue, its success was used as a model for future editions. Coachella Valley Historical Society, Indio, CA. 1998.

Indio’s Two Room School House & Rail Related Building. Historical report, photo documentation, relocation and restoration plans for historic 1909 two room school house and additional building. Report is currently used by docents to educate the public when visiting the school house. I originally presented the report to Art LaLonde of the Coachella Valley Historical Society, Indio, CA. February 1994.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Southern California Chapter, Member.

California Historical Resources Information System, CHRIS, Registered User Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society, Member, Author, Historian.

Multiple city depot restoration efforts, Consulting

AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Working in the field of architecture, I have done historical research on various Goleta, Hope Ranch, Santa Barbara and Montecito projects and architects, a selection includes:

George Washington Smith projects, including: “Florestal” Bryce Estate, Hope Ranch 1927; “Ravenscroft,” Montecito 1922; Il Brolino, Montecito 1922; El Rancho Tajiguas, Gaviota 1924; Casa del Greeco, Montecito 1919; Dr. Herbert Moffet Residence, Woodside,1926. Carleton Winslow projects, including Valley Club, Montecito; Villa la Quinta, Montecito 1922; and the Colonel George L. Hamilton House, Santa Barbara 1929. Additional local projects including: The Miramar Hotel, Santa Barbara; Glen Oaks, Montecito 1895; William D. Sansum Residence, Santa Barbara 1927; Haskell Residence, Montecito 1933; “Casa del Sueno” Rives Residence, Montecito, Reginald Johnson 1917; Wrigley Mansion “Inn 65 on Mount Ada”, Catalina; Campbell Polo Barn, Goleta. Mary McLaughlin Craig; and Cliff May addition to El Rancho Tajiguas 1963; Fairacre, Montecito; Edwards and Plunkett; Lutah Riggs, John Boit Morse Residence, San Ysidro Ranch 1953; Lewis N. Crawford, “Marre Mansion”, Avila Beach 1920s; Thornagle Residence, Hope Ranch, Soule, Murphy & Hastings 1928; Pickford Residence, Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, Wallace Neff, 1926. Main-Begg Farmhouse, Goleta 1911. The Tidewater Oil Company Gas Station, 4235 State Street, 1959.

IN SUMMARY
I have a long affinity with Goleta history. I spent the first two years of life in Goleta before my family moved to Indio.

There, I developed a passion for studying regional architectural history. In 1985, I developed a desire to study railroad architecture, and began consulting with numerous local, regional, state and national museums, universities, and organizations. My research has helped communities preserve and give new insights for their history. In 1990, I returned to live on the South Coast to attend UCSB. During my studies at UCSB, I was able to mentor under noted architectural historian Professor David Gebhard. One of my proudest achievements came in 1999 when the Coachella Valley Historical Society used my historical report to relocate, save and restore the 1909 Indio Public School, which is now enjoyed by thousands of Coachella Valley students annually as part of their curriculum of local history study. Between 2000 to 2014, I was a member of the South Coast Railroad Museum in Goleta and drew my first railroad depot blueprint. In 2014, I was awarded “Honorable Mention” for my drawing of a surviving depot in Los Angeles, California. In 2017 I was the National Winner of The Leicester B. Holland Prize, an annual competition administered by the Heritage Documentation Programs of the National Park Service (HABS/HAER/HALS) for documenting historic buildings throughout the United States for the Wallace Hardison Stable in Santa Paula, California. I have three blueprints archived into the Library of Congress as permanent reference documents. My passion for local history is reflected in the blueprints that I draw and the historic reports that I produce. In December 2017, I published a collection of my blueprints in Railroad Depots: A Southern Pacific Collection. It contains blueprints for the Goleta Depot, the Rio Barnsdall Gas Station in Ellwood, and many historical railroad depots of Santa Barbara County. Most recently, I measured, documented, and drew a blueprint of the historic 1911 Main-Begg Farmhouse in Goleta. To date, I have studied and drawn over 100 blueprints of various buildings. 66 REFERENCES
Nicole Hernandez. Assoc. Planner, Urban Historian
City of Santa Barbara, Community Development
(805 564-5536. [email protected]
Pamela Post & Tim Hazeltine. Historians
Post Hazeltine
(805) 448-2984. [email protected]
Alexandra Cole. Historian
Preservation Planning Associates
(805) 450-6658. [email protected]
Ronald Nye. Historian
(805) 682-1486. [email protected]
Fermina Murray. Historian
(805) 967-7189. [email protected]
Dennis Whelan. Architect
AIA Archives, Santa Barbara
(805) 451-8929. [email protected]
Chris S. Ervin. Archivist
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
(805) 966-1601. [email protected]
Trish Davis, Archivist
Montecito Association History Room
(805) 886-0164. [email protected]
Ken Mineau. Architect
Appleton Partners, LLP.
(805) 965-0304. [email protected]
Marc Appleton. Architect
Appleton Partners, LLP.
(805) 965-0304. [email protected]
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Application - Lory Ann Velez

68 Submit Date: Sep 07, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
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City State Postal Code
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Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
Yes No
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raised in Goleta
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Are you currently serving on a City of Goleta Board, Commission or Committee? Yes No
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LoryAnn Velez
Carpinteria CA
LoryAnn Velez
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I have 7 years of experience as a council member for a Tribal organization 501c3 of The Barbareno Band of Chumash Indians as well part of their culture resource committee and chair of their governance committee.

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Archaeology
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Member of Local Chumash tribal group(s): Barbareno Band of Chumash Indians, Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, Chumash Council of Bakersfield , Northern Chumash Tribal Council, San Luis Obispo County Chumash Council, Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, Barbareno/Ventureno Band of Mission Indians
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? Serving on this board or committee is a significant and meaningful way to participate and historically contribute to the history of Goleta. As a means of gaining new skills sharing diverse viewpoints and to step out of a comfort zone to attain higher leadership positions.

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Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
Highly skilled Geo / Archaeology Technician, Cultural field monitoring, strong observation skills, strong worth ethics ,Cultural Resource Management, Tribal advocate, BBCI board member, Culture Resource coordinator, reliable ,skilled knowledgeable topographical aerial and geological quadrant maps.

LoryAnn Velez
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Research places of Historical or Archaeological value and cooperate with state archaeologists and conduct survey and report sites. Also coordinate with other preservation organizations and Keep accurate records of actions and files as annual reports.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? The committee takes on certain tasks or perform certain roles including preservation plans, inventory survey, advocacy, public education, survey and planning grants, project impact reviews, local bylaws and ordinance.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I feel I am a good candidate for this position. I have studied the history of Goleta for more than 20 years and acquired it an associates degree in geo-archaeology in 2010. I'm also a Chumash descendant with genealogy of the historical founding fathers of Goleta the Ortega family, Daniel Hill and Nicholas Den. I have been raised in Goleta went to Ellwood elementary school, went to Goleta Valley Junior High graduated from Dos Pueblos High School But unfortunately due to the high costs of living in Goleta I moved in 2012. I currently live in Carpinteria
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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? I'm a current member of the society of Historical Archaeology and a member of the Barbareno Band of Chumash Indians.

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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

I have volunteered in focus discussion groups for the Santa Barbara trust for historical preservation on third grade school programs on enhancing their educational programming to better serve our diverse community of students, teachers and families. Also participated on UCSB's climate resilience group discussion in 2021.

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How did you hear about the position?
I have seen an advertisement for an opening for the historical committee on your emails that I receive from the city of Goleta
Demographics
LoryAnn Velez
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Application - Claire Giroux

74 Submit Date: Aug 16, 2022
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Email Address
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City State Postal Code
Primary Phone Alternate Phone
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Do you reside in the City of Goleta?
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If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
25+
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Claire - Giroux
Goleta CA
Claire - Giroux
75 Question applies to multiple boards
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None
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Board Members/Commissioners are required to attend meetings on a regular basis. If appointed, will you be able to attend meetings regularly and devote the time necessary to fulfill your duties as a member?
Yes No
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I grew up in Goleta, and came back to town 6 years ago. I have fallen in love with this area, and firmly believe that historic preservation can occur respectfully and in tandem with modern development. The land we live on has a human history that goes back 15,000+ years, these interactions shape how we move through the town today. My time on this committee would be spent consulting and advising ways to promote the healthy growth of our town while preserving the unique historic features and histories that reinforce Goleta's past significance and future potential.

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Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I have a bachelor's degree in Anthropology (emphasis on archaeology) and a minor in Education from UC Santa Cruz. I have several associate's degrees from Santa Barbara City College and have worked at historic sites such as the Santa Cruz Mission State Historic Park, the Santa Barbara Presidio, the Casa De la Guerra, and the Alhecama Theater. I have experience in a wide variety industries ranging from facilities/maintenance, to public speaking, to project management and strategic report building/analysis.

Claire - Giroux
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I am most concerned with preserving tribal sites and resources, and being an ally and advocate for our residing indigenous communities. Additionally my goal would be to ensure that development and maintenance happening upon historic sites is done thoughtfully and informed by best practices for site conservation. My personal goal is to learn more about the decision-making behind design reviews and city planning, and I believe my background and experience would be an asset to the HPC team to help inform these decisions.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? To review design and development requests and to to recommend preservation techniques/suggest preservation methods upon recognized or potential historic structures/sites in Goleta. From what I have read the role is acts as an informative support to help guide City Council rulings and decision-making.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I am active in the historic and museum communities in the area, and am passionate about aiding Goleta's growth while maintaining its historic significance. I am an excellent communicator and an intelligent researcher who will be an asset to the Historic Preservation Committee and its goals of providing informed suggestions advise to the Goleta City Council.

Currently I volunteer as a School Program Docent and Butterfly Host at the SB Natural History Museum. I am looking to continue my volunteer efforts
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How did you hear about the position?
I independently researched opportunities to get involved with the city's historic sites.

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Claire - Giroux
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Gender
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File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
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Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

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Santa Barbara, CA

EXPERIENCE
Floor Manager | Imperial Lounge
June 2021 – Present
● Aid in inventory management, receiving, and sales
● Curate a welcoming and safe atmosphere for customers, handle cash and credit sales, troubleshoot equipment and provide staff support as needed ● Ensure legal and safe consumption of alcohol on premises ● Perform daily tasks to ensure a safe and clean working environment Event Attendant | Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation December 2021 – Present
● Represent Historic Trust’s interest to renting party ● Engage interested parties with historic significance of site and promote other ventures of SBTHP
● Ensure safe and respectful conduct during event
● Complete post-event reports and note any building maintenance required Visitor Experience Assistant
● Manage incoming inquiries from visitors about historic site ● Maintain up-to-date site-specific knowledge of history and significance ● Create a ‘Presidio 101’ informational resource for incoming staff Ofﬁce Manager | Apeel Sciences
January 2017 – August 2021
● Perform office administration and building management ● Lead the Workplace Experience team to include concierge services, events, food and beverage and office vendor management
● Manage building logistics to include: storage, space planning, security and lab management
● Initiate company-wide communication for programs and facility information Strategic Analyst
● Collect relevant industry trade and finance data
● Complete statistical analysis of data
● Build reports and presentations for Chief of Strategy Senior Park Aide | Santa Cruz Mission State Historic Park October 2013 – February 2017
● Performed daily administrative duties and maintenance tasks ● Coordinated daily tours and special events
● Welcomed visitors and provided excellent customer service ● Professionally presented culturally sensitive topics to visitors ● Provided new hire training to employees and volunteers ● Proactive problem resolution

CONTACT

EDUCATION
B.A. Anthropology/Education
UC Santa Cruz
A.A. Social Science
Santa Barbara City College

STRENGTHS
● Communication
● Organization
● Problem resolution
● Time Management
● Adaptability
● Teamwork

TECHNICAL SKILLS
● Microsoft Office
● Google Suite
● Data Collection &
Management
● Report Building
● Salesforce Experience
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Application - Sergey Salushchey

80 Submit Date: Aug 19, 2022
First Name Middle Initial Last Name
Email Address
Street Address Suite or Apt
City State Postal Code
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Profile
Which Boards would you like to apply for?
Historic Preservation Commission: Submitted
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Yes No
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If yes, number of years in the City of Goleta:
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Sergey Salushchev
Santa Barbara CA
Sergey Salushchev
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N/A
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Yes No
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Do you or immediate family members have any relationship (professional, financial, other) that may present a potential conflict of interest for this board, committee or commission? Yes No
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If yes, please explain.

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Please check all of the applicable boxes regarding your interest, competency or knowledge:
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History
Architectural History
Interests & Experiences
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Why are you interested in serving on a board, commission or committee? I am interested in serving on the Historic Preservation Commission because I have keen interest in studying local history and preserving Goleta's historic legacy for future generations.

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Describe your qualifications, interest, education, and/or knowledge regarding Historic Preservation of buildings and structures and /or the preservation of Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources?
I am a historian by training. I received a PhD in history from the University of California, Santa Barbara in June 2022. I am currently employed as an archivist at St. Vincent's and also work as History Lecturer at UCSB. My education and professional experiences allowed me to develop a keen appreciation for the importance of historic preservation and protection of sites of public memory and historical monuments.

Although I currently live in Santa Barbara, I had been living in Goleta for close to nine years while I completed my graduate degrees. I am well acquainted with Goleta's history and would feel honored to have an opportunity to work toward the preservation of Goleta's legacy.

Sergey Salushchev
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What are your goals in serving on the board, commission, or committee to which you are applying?
My main goal is to bring my academic skills and professional experiences for the benefit of the Historic Preservation Commission and the people in city of Goleta.

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What do you believe to be the role of the Historic Preservation Commission? The role of the Historic Preservation Commission is to establish citizens' oversight and venue for public deliberation of the questions related to the preservation of Goleta's history and commemoration of the sites of public memory that reinforce our identity as a city and reflect the rich diversity of our community.

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Why should be you be appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission ? I have the passion for public service and keep interest in studying history and preserving collective past.

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Have you obtained any memberships in professional organizations? I am longtime member of several academic professional organizations. These organizations have provided an institutional anchors for my academic pursuits and a collaborative venues for sharing my ideas and research. The list of professional and academic organizations of which I am currently a member is listed in my resume.

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What civic and/or volunteer activities have you participated in? You may include past or present activities.

Until recently, the scope and rigor of my academic commitments have, unfortunately, prevented me from engaging in civic service and volunteer activities.

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How did you hear about the position?
The city of Goleta social media channels.

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Sergey Salushchev
83 Date of Birth
Ethnicity
Gender
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File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
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Completion of the Code of Ethics and AB1234 Ethics Training:

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EDUCATION
2022 Ph.D., History, University of California, Santa Barbara 2014 M.A., Global & International Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara 2012 B.A., International Relations, Minor in Middle East & South Asia Studies, University of California, Davis (high honors)
2010 A.A., Liberal Arts & Spanish Language, Fresno City College (high honors)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2021 – Present Grant Writer, Event Coordinator & Archivist, St. Vincent’s Institution Supervisor: Dr. Regina Ruiz, Chief Development Officer
• Assisted with the strategic planning of major programs and fundraising events. • Researched and successfully applied for grant opportunities from government and non-government funding agencies.
• Maintained sensitive records and submitted quarterly financial reports. • Collaborated with various departments to create a successful donor and marketing strategies. • Designed and maintained an organizational system to keep track of archived materials at St.

Vincent’s archive, including indexing, creating tags, and writing material descriptions, and, when appropriate and necessary, converting archival materials into digital format. • Collaborated with qualified outside consultants to devise the best strategies for assessment, preservation of archival materials, and supply purchase for St. Vincent’s archive. • Organized and led trainings and tours for the St. Vincent’s staff and members of the public about materials of historical significance kept at St. Vincent’s archive. • Assisted members of the public who needed to access St. Vincent’s archive to retrieve information or do research, including making archival materials available to the public through digital scans and copies.
2019 – 2021 Program Assistant, Office of Summer Sessions, University of California, Santa Barbara Supervisor: Dr. Lina Kim, Director of Academic Programs • Provided daily administrative support in the planning, coordination, and delivery of academic programs (pre-college and undergraduate) with a total projected enrollment of over 500 students. • Supported the Director with the organization and coordination of the annual GRIT talks series.

Facilitated community-facing events and projects, including orientations, workshops, seminars, and research symposiums. Contributed to the development of program handbooks, proceedings, and training manuals.
• Collaborated with the Summer Sessions Marketing team to create a strategic marketing plan for the application season. Presented informational webinars for all academic programs and participated in national virtual college admissions fairs.
• Led the recruitment of Research Mentors and Teaching Assistants for pre-college programs.

Facilitated the Mentor trainings and communicated program updates on a regular basis. • Developed and executed a communication plan for program participants focused on delivering important updates and announcements. Conducted regular website reviews and suggested updates based on program changes. Updated the online content for all academic programs on the campus social engagement platform, Shoreline.
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• Led and trained a large group of Peer Mentors in the Transfer Edge program. Assisted the Director in overseeing over 60 academic staff that includes graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty, across all three academic programs.
2012 – 2021 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California, Santa Barbara • Managed teaching responsibilities while making progress on several research projects, including the dissertation on the history of slavery and abolition in the Caucasus: Reluctant Abolitionists:

Slavery, the Slave Trade & Abolition in the Nineteenth-Century Caucasus (1801–1913). • Analyzed and collaborated in the translation of a large set of primary source documents written in Russian, Farsi, and Arabic languages.
• Developed strong analytical skills. Synthesized and interpreted complex content with exceptional attention to detail and context. Applied interdisciplinary research methods in humanities and social sciences.
• Selected as the 2017 lead Teaching Assistant in the Department of History. Organized and coordinated quarterly professional development workshops for all Teaching Assistants. • Maintained high level of organization and ensured administrative duties were met (e.g. student records, attendance, grades). Led class discussions and guided student understanding of primary sources.
2016 Co-Organizer and Coordinator, 6th Annual Graduate Student Conference, University of California, Santa Barbara
• Drafted the full conference program, disseminated the call for papers, reviewed panel and paper submissions, booked conference venues, secured catering contracts, provided travel itineraries, and arranged housing/hotel accommodations for the conference participants. • Organized travel logistics for conference participants, provided technical support during panel presentations, distributed and collected travel reimbursement forms and honorarium forms. • Coordinated with conference participants to ensure the accuracy of travel reimbursements.

Collected participants’ feedback to prepare an assessment report for future conference improvements.

GRANT WRITING EXPERIENCE
2017 The Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) $6,000. Research grant for conducting doctoral dissertation research in Eastern Europe and Eurasia in any aspect of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies. 2018 US Department of State Title VIII Research Fellowship $28,000. The grant provides funds for independent, policy-relevant research abroad in the humanities and social sciences as well as language training. 2019 Fulbright Fellowship
Finalist alternate. The grant is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government designed to provide funds to conduct research abroad. 2021 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Senior Summit Outreach Grant 86 Sergey Salushchev

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Participated in the research and grant writing process for a highly competitive outreach grant tha was submitted by the Offices of Summer Sessions and Development

TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
• Operating systems: Microsoft Office, Google Suite
• Customer service: Salesforce (CRM), Zendesk (CSS), Bloomerang • Public engagement: social media strategy, marketing presentations, event planning and coordination • Foreign languages: Russian (native or bilingual proficiency), Spanish (limited working proficiency), Farsi (limited working proficiency), Georgian (elementary proficiency), Arabic (elementary proficiency).

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
• Communication: public speaking, cross-cultural communication, effective communication, and active listening
• Leadership: project management, team supervision, mentorship, integrity, openness to critique • Work ethic: organization, planning, dependability, transparency, and accountability • Critical thinking: adaptability, problem solving, attention to detail and context, critical assessment of information, and analytical thinking

TEACHING APPOINTMENTS
2019 – 2021 Teaching Associate / Lecturer, University of California, Santa Barbara • History 46B – History of the Modern Middle East: a general introduction to the history, politics, culture, and social life of the modern Middle East from the nineteenth century to the present. – Fall 2022 • History 135 B - History of Russia: a survey of Russian imperial history from the reign of Alexander I to the Russian Revolution. — Summer 2021, Summer 2020, Summer 2019. 2012 – 2021 Teaching Assistant, University of California, Santa Barbara • History 2A. World History Prehistory to 1000 CE: Survey of the peoples, cultures, and social, economic, and political systems that have characterized the world's major civilizations in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania from prehistory to 1000 CE. — Winter 2015. • History 2B. World History 1000CE – 1700CE: Survey of the peoples, cultures, and social, economic, and political systems that have characterized the world's major civilizations in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania from 1000 to 1700 CE. — Winter 2016. • History 2C. World History 1700 to Present: Survey of the peoples, cultures, and social, economic, and political systems that have characterized the world's major civilizations in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania from 1700 to present. — Spring 2021, Summer 2017, Fall 2014. • History 4C. Modern Europe: Survey of the history of Modern Europe, 1650-present. Discusses the major social, political, religious, and cultural characteristics and developments of the period, as well as key interactions between Europe and other parts of the world. — Spring 2017, Spring 2015. 87 Sergey Salushchev

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• History 8. Introduction to History of Latin America: Deals with major issues in Latin America's historical formation: pre-Hispanic cultures, Spanish conquest, role of colonial institutions, development of trade, eighteenth- century reform, independence, formation of nations; and identify major issues in current Latin American affairs. — Winter 2017. • History 46B. The Middle East: From the Nineteenth Century to the Present: A general introduction to the history, politics, culture, and social life of the modern Middle East. — Fall 2016. • History 88. Survey of South Asian History: An introduction to the history of the South Asian subcontinent, with emphasis on the period from 1500 CE to the present. — Fall 2015. • Interdisciplinary 93LS. Introduction to Research in STEM, Humanities, and Social Sciences Fields:

Introduction to university-level research experiences in STEM disciplines. Students participate in project-based, directed research while learning about current practices and trends. — Summer 2018, Summer 2019.
• Black Studies 1. Introduction to African-American Studies: Explores historical and current social conditions of black people in the United States. — Spring 2014. • Black Studies 4. Critical Introduction to Race and Racism: Examines historical and contemporary manifestations of racism and anti-racism, as well as theoretical approaches to understand the social, cultural, political and economic aspects of race. — Winter 2013. • Black Studies 6. The Civil Rights Movement: History of the modern civil rights movements, its organization and ideology from its origins in the post reconstruction era to its triumphs with the end of legal racial segregation, and its recognition in the civil rights legislation in the 1960s. — Winter 2014.
• Global 120. Global Ideologies and World Order: Deals with conceptions of the world as a unitary political system and how these views come into confrontation with one another. — Spring 2013, Fall 2012.

RESEARCH SUPERVISION – RESEARCH MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
2014 Grace Hua, University of Pennsylvania.
“Fleeing Genocide: The Plight of Refugees from Cambodia and Bosnia and International Responses” 2015 Carla Mendoza, Columbia University.
“The Politics of Nationalism & Identity in the Modern Ukraine” 2015 Mia Villaseñor, University of California, Berkeley. “When Global Encounters National: Statelessness in the Dominican Republic” 2016 Kori Reine, University of Chicago.
“The UNRWA’s Potential Role in Permanently Solving the Palestinian Refugee Crisis” 2017 Shaghayegh Lashgari, Hamilton College.
"The United States of America & Muslim Refugees: History, Identity & Integration in The Age of Trump”
2017 Anusha Sarathy, Yale University.
“Out of Necessity, They Move: International Law, Integration, and a Comparative Analysis of Yugoslavian and Syrian Refugees”
2018 Ananya Chaudhuri, Vassar College.
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“The Rohingya Refugee Crisis: Origins, Implications, and Conflict Resolution” 2018 Sarah Gao, Stanford University.
“The United States’ Central American Refugee Crisis: Government Violation of UNHCR Policies” 2019 Kimberley Shirai, Stanford University.
“The Venezuelan Crisis: Effects of the International Community on Human Rights and Political Stability”
2020 Cindy Zhou, California High School.
“Hidden Figures: The Successes and Implications of Russian Foreign Policy in 2019”

PUBLICATIONS
• “With the Tsar’s Imprimatur: The Sale Deed of a Circassian Slave, 1864,” in Russian-Arab Worlds: A Documentary History, ed. Eileen Kane, Masha Kirasirova, Margaret Litvin (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2023).
• “Of Leeches and Men: The South Caucasus in the Global Trade in Medicinal Leeches in the Nineteenth Century.” The Jordan Center Blog, NYU Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia. January 2022. • Review of Amanda Brickell Bellows, American Slavery and Russian Serfdom in the Post emancipation Imagination. H-Russia, H-Net Reviews. July 2021.
• “38 Years a Slave: The Narrative of Joseph & Transnational Slavery in the Caucasus,” Peripheral Histories?, March 2021.
• Sergey Salushchev and Kali Yamboliev, “Unfortunately, Some Mistake Were Made”: Joseph Stalin and Public History in Post-Independence Georgia,” The Public Historian 42, no. 3 (2020): 33-60. • “Authenticity, Identity and Hegemony in the Context of Global Governance.“ Perspectives on Global Development and Technology 13, no. 1-2 (2014): 281–295. • “Bearing the Cross into the Mountains: the Ossetian Spiritual Commission and the Faultlines of the Sacred and Profane in the North Caucasus, 1745–1860,” submitted for Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History (under review).

INVITED TALKS
• “Take Me to Karbala: Body, Piety, & the Imperial Thanatopolitics in the Nineteenth Century Caucasus Shiʿa Community,” ASEEES Virtual Convention, November 5–8, 2020. • “Mapping the Slave Trade and Breaking Slaves’ Silence in the Nineteenth Century Caucasus,” ASEEES Annual Convention, San Francisco, November 23–26, 2019. • “Reluctant Abolitionists: Captivity, Slavery, and the Slave Trade in the Nineteenth Century Caucasus,” ASEEES Annual Convention, Boston, December 6–9, 2018.
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• “Apostasy, Legality, and Religious Toleration in the Caucasus, 1838–1882,” international conference on Unjust Borderlands: Injustice and Cultural Bordering, Greifswald University, Germany, May 3–5, 2017. • “From Russia with Tea: The Journey of the Russian Samovar into the Iranian Tea-Drinking Culture & National Identity,” Symposia Iranica: Third Biennial Iranian Studies Graduate Conference, University of Cambridge, Pembroke College, the United Kingdom, April 11–12, 2017. • “From Russia with Tea: The Journey of the Russian Samovar into the Iranian Tea-Drinking Culture & National Identity,” 11th Biennial Iranian Studies Conference, University of Vienna, August 2–5, 2016. • “Apostasy & Legality in the Nineteenth Century Russian Caucasus,” 5th Biennial International Borderlands
Graduate Student Conference: Forging Faith(s) in Global Borderlands, University of California, Santa Barbara,
March 11–13, 2016.
• “From Russia with Tea: The Journey of the Russian Samovar to Iran,” ASEEES Annual Convention, Philadelphia, November 19–22, 2015.

GUEST LECTURES & PRESENTATIONS
• “Reluctant Abolitionists: Slavery, the Slave Trade and Abolition in the 19th Century Caucasus,” Seventh Annual Van Gelderen Graduate Student Lecture Award. UCSB, June 27, 2020. • “Reluctant Abolitionists: Captivity, Slavery, and the Slave Trade in the 19th Century Caucasus,” public lecture presented at the Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia. March 15, 2019. • “Race, Slavery, & the Origins of “White Supremacy” in the 19th Century Caucasus,” public lecture presented at the Caucasus Research Resource Center and the American Research Institute of the South Caucasus - Tbilisi, Georgia, December 19, 2018.
• “The Origins of the Discourse on the ‘White Supremacy,’ in the 19th Century Caucasus,” (Graduate Colloquium seminar), public lecture presented at the Universität Greifswald, Germany, June 6, 2018. • “The Politics of Apostacy & Religious Identity in the 19th Century Caucasus,” public lecture presented at the Caucasus Research Resource Center and the American Research Institute of the South Caucasus - Tbilisi, Georgia, November 8, 2017.
• “The Safavid Iran,” lecture presented in World History class, July 12, 2017. • “1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran,” lecture presented in Modern History of the Middle East Class, October 7, 2016.
• “The Rise of Islam and the Umayyad Caliphate,” lecture presented World History Class, February 15, 2015.

FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS
2021 – 2022 UCSB Center for Middle Eastern Studies Research Fellow 2020 The Van Gelderen Graduate Student Lecture Award
2019 – 2020 UC Santa Barbara Graduate Division Dissertation Writing Fellowship 2018 – 2019 American Councils Title VIII – Research Scholar Fellowship 2017 Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Dissertation Research Grant 2017 UC Santa Barbara Graduate Division Research Accelerator Award 2017 UC Santa Barbara Center for Middle East Studies Conference Travel Award 90 Sergey Salushchev

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2016 UC Santa Barbara Center for Middle East Studies Conference Travel Award 2015 UC Santa Barbara Foreign Language Study Grant
2013 Orfalea Field Research Fellowship
2013 UC Santa Barbara Global & International Studies Research Fellowship 2012 UC Santa Barbara Global & International Studies Scholar Fellowship 2012 UC Davis Academic Achievement Award & Grant
2011 UC Davis Kenneth Ross Levy Memorial Scholarship
2010 Fresno City College Dean’s Medallion Award & Grant

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
• American Research Institute of the South Caucasus
• Association for Slavic, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies • Association for Iranian Studies
• International Council for Central and East European Studies • Middle East Studies Association
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