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DEEEP’s Teams

Those who have made this project possible.

The Domínguez-Escalante Expedition Education Project, DEEEP, has been made possible by the dedicated work of many. Below are those who have contributed their time and energy to make DEEEP’s work availalble for others.

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The Website Team

A close-up photo of Carol Hunter, DEEEP Coordinator, an older woman with short gray hair and glasses standing outside in warm weather
Carol Hunter, DEEEP Coordinator and our fearless leader, Author, Educator, Historian
Formerly Colorado Founder & Director of Partners for Access to the Woods (PAW), Mentor at Colorado School of Mines EPICS Department, Committee to write the ADA for Outdoor Developed Sites
A close-up photo of Samantha Hager, Outreach and Digital Repository Librarian Colorado State Publications Library, a young woman with long brown hair and a blue top with books in the background.
Samantha Hager, Outreach and Digital Repository Librarian Colorado State Publications Library
A close-up photo of Anna Rilling, Owner/Cartographer Four Corners Mapping & GIS, a young woman with long brown hair and a black jacket with white top, leaning on a chair.
Anna Rilling, Owner/Cartographer Four Corners Mapping & GIS
A close-up photo of Gabby Anstey McDonald, Outreach and Digital Repository Librarian Colorado State Publications Library, a young woman outside in warm weather wearing a blue baseball hat and sunglasses with long brown hair and a turquoise shawl.
Gabby Anstey McDonald, Owner of Chair 8 Design Web & Graphic Design Studio

Special thanks to Tony Adkins, geologist and original DEEEP Member, who gathered all of the Field Notes and converted them into KMZ files so that the interactive map could be created.

The Education Team

Kylie Fischer Miller, is an educator and 2017 graduate of Stanford University with a degree in Anthropology. She lives in Durango and is earning her master's degree in Public History at the University of Colorado, Denver.
Diann Suttle, works part-time at the Ute Indian Museum in guest services. Helps with field trips, proofread lesson plans, and helped with other projects during Phase 2.
Deana Sheriff, DEEEP Grant Specialist
Former Director West End Economic Development Corporation (WEEDC) – Colorado
Britt A. Hoff, owner of H 'n' H Sign Company, LLC.
Brock Benson is a third generation West End resident. He is the owner/operator of Paradox Cycle in Naturita, CO and also produces/supports the Mustang Outdoor Rec Program. Brock is President of the West End Trails Alliance and executive director of the WEcast Colorado podcast, the only podcast in the West End.
Terri Jamison, Rimrocker Historical Society member and plant person.
CJ Brafford, Director, Ute Indian Museum, Montrose Colorado
Glade Hadden was born and raised in the Uinta Basin of Utah. He earned his doctorate in archaeology from the University of Utah in 1998 and worked extensively as a private archaeological consultant before joining the Bureau of Land Management. Upon retirement in 2018, Glade moved to Colorado’s Paradox Valley to be closer to the La Sal Mountains. He has been a vital contributor to DEEEP.
Jane Thompson and Sharon Johannsen, Rimrockers Historical Society of Western Montrose County Colorado
Carol Claypool, orginal DEEEP Member and artist.
Tom West, PhD, Research Chemist (retired), Colorado

The DEEEP Board

Debbi MacLeod, President
Retired, formerly: Interim State Librarian for Colorado, Director of the Colorado Talking Book Library & Director of the Colorado State Publications Library - California
Katy Christiansen, Vice-President/Secretary
Retired, formerly: George Mason University Librarian, eldest daughter of Ted J Warner – Utah
Makayla Gordon, Treasurer
Executive Director of West End Economic Development Corp – Colorado
Brian Cannon
Professor of History and History Department Chair at BYU Also Former Director of the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies at BYU – Utah
Glade Hadden, PhD
Archaeologist, BLM (retired) – Colorado. Author of: Archaeology; How’s the Weather?
Robert Loeffler
Retired, formerly: attorney for Clear Creek County – Colorado
Charles Nick Saenz, PhD
Professor of History at Adams State University. Author of: The Domínguez-Escalante Expedition in the Imperial Context; The Dominguez-Escalante Expedition in the Age of Enlightenment; The Domínguez-Escalante Expedition on Native Land – Colorado
Robert McDaniel, alternate
Historian, Author, and Retired Founding Director of Durango’s Animas Museum; Member of the 1975 -1976 Miller Team. Author of: Dr. Robert W. Delaney; Mystery of the Navajo Ring Bit – Colorado

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