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| STEVE
STIER (email
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| Profile
last updated: 8/9/05 |
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Address:
5317 Okemos Rd., East Lansing, MI 48823
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County:
Ingham
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Phone
(w): 517-347-3073
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Fax:
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| E-mail:
stiers@msu.edu |
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| Academic
Affiliation: Michigan State University |
| Non-academic
affiliation: - |
| Degree:
M.S. Eastern Michigan Univ.; M.S., Western Michigan Univ. |
| Major:
Historic Preservation, Education, Industrial Arts |
| Minor:
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| Specialization
areas: Conservation/Cultural Heritage, Education, Folklore/Folklife, History, Preservation |
| Implementing
projects as: Planning, Developing, Research, Consulting, Presenter/panelist, Projector Evaluator |
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types: Live Events and Exhibiitons, School Projects, Media (film, TV, radio), Digital media (internet, etc.) |
| Areas
willing to participate: Live Events and Exhibiitons, School Projects, Media (film, TV, radio), Digital media (internet, etc.) |
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| Past
experience: Planned, wrote proposal & presented living history exhibit on timber framing for the "Country Life Historic Park" at the Michigan State Fair (92-94); Planned, researched & interpreted interactive exhibit on traditional barn building for the Fesitval of Michigan Folklife (94); planned, researched & interpreted exhibit on traditional stone masonry for the Festival of Michigan Folklife (95); researched, wrote proposal & co-produced exhibit on the 1876 "Lincoln Jubilee" for the "Country Life Historic Park" at the Michigan State Fair (97). Researched & presented first person interpretation of Elkhana Watson, "father of the American agricultural fair" for documentary video Blue Ribbon Walkways, and MSUM exhibit It's Fairtime! (99-01). Planned, wrote proposal & produced one day conference "Understanding the Farmstead" for "ANR Week" at MSU (01). Researched, instructed & demonstrated traditonal wood construction techniques, and historical wood building repair & restoration for East Michigan Univ. Historic Preservation Program Fayette Field School (01-03). Planned & coordinated collaborative hands-on preservation training program for Detroit's Randolph Career & Technical Center studes at Historic Fort Wayne (05-06). Education in industrial arts and historic preservation. Taught at high school, college & adult education levels. Owner of RE:Construction; Co-Curator for Agricultural Collections & Instructor - Tillers International, Board Member Michigan Historic Preservation Network |
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