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HANGING OUT IN THE CLUBHOUSE
At the end of the Monsters! exhibit, you’ll find a dreamcatcher, a Native American hoop for screening bad dreams from our sleep. In our version, visitors attach paper feathers on which they’ve written or drawn their worries or fears, so they can leave them behind when they go home.
While adults tend to leave worries about jobs and health, kids tend to leave fears about spiders, sharks, vampires, zombies, and other creatures real and imagined.
Children and adults also worry about family, as in these feathers, where two young visitors are worried for their brothers, but one appears to be afraid of her brother! Could it be that he’s the vampire in the drawing?
We have a brand new hangout spot for kids and families, the Monsters! Clubhouse. This fun area, next-door to the Monsters! exhibit, is outfitted with comfy beanbag chairs and stocked with storybooks and coloring pages all about monsters and magical creatures. Come by the Museum to relax and spend time together while discovering new monsters.
san diego museum of man • member newsletter
discoverySpring 2015Vol. 32 No.1
SHARING CHILDREN’S FEARS
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It’s also filled with carpools, mostly to school, where, every morning, we hand our children over to relative strangers seven hours a day, five days a week. It’s a big leap of faith, but—judging from the global citizens that join me at the dinner table every night—I’ll admit it seems to be paying off. Surprise, surprise.
Whether it’s language and culture week, a novel about the civil rights movement, or a day in the garden discovering how the earth sustains us all, my boys are learning how to get along with others in an increasingly diverse world that feels smaller every day. They’re not only starting to understand that we’re more alike than different, but they’re also learning that they have a role in celebrating our common humanity, as well.
These lessons are becoming such a part of who they are, that it gives me real hope for the future of our world.
At the Museum of Man, we have a similar goal of creating and holding a space where the community can engage in meaningful conversation about topics that really matter. Whether it’s race, disability, human rights, or immigration, our vision is to be San Diego’s dynamic place to learn about each other, reflect on your place in the world, and build a better community. The world can use a lot more of that, if you ask me. Don’t you agree?
Here’s to the global citizens of the world—past, present and future!
Best wishes,
Micah D. Parzen, Ph.D., J.D.
thank you for your support!FOUNDATION AWARDS
The San Diego Museum of Man is thrilled to announce grant awards from the following organizations:
Anonymous
Dr. Gary & Mrs. Mary Alice Amerman in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Mr. Greg & Mrs. Kim Anton
Ms. Kriss Arnold
Ms. Linnea Arrington
Dr. Reynaldo Ayala & Dr. Marta Stiefel Ayala
Aztec Brewing Company
Dr. William & Mrs. Janet Baeder in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Ms. Linda Bailey in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Ballast Point Brewing Co.
Bank of Southern California
Dr. Hugo & Mrs. Susan Barrera
Ms. Kimberly Batutis
Mr. William & Mrs. Sharon Beamer Mrs. Anne & Mr. Randall Benge
Mrs. Betty Beyster
Mr. F. Scott Billings
Mr. Charles & Mrs. Charlotte Bird Ms. Catherine Blair
Mr. William Boggs & Hon. Marilyn Huff
Mr. George Brooks-Gonyer & Ms. MaryAnn Brooks-Gonyer
California Corporate Benefits Insurance Services LPL
Carnitas’ Snack Shack
Dr. Constance M. Carroll
Mr. Jeff & Mrs. Carol Chang Ms. Susan Channick
Ms. Catherine Chapman Mr. Charles Cheyney
Mr. Johnathan Chittuluru & Ms. Adriana Garcia
Clan Rince School of Irish Dance
Mr. Harold Coleman, Jr. & Mrs. Monique Coleman
Mr. Steven Cologne & Ms. Vicky Carlson
Coronado Brewing Company
Dave Page and the Gregory Page Band
Mr. Peter & Mrs. Kathie Davis
Mr. Jim & Mrs. Mary Dawe
Allison and Robert Price Family Foundation Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation
The Arthur and Jeanette Pratt Memorial Fund
Beyster Family Foundation Fund IV of The San Diego Foundation
Dr. Seuss Fund at The San Diego Foundation
Gay and Lesbian Fund for San Diego at The San Diego Foundation
Gleiberman Family Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation
Hattie Ettinger Conservation Fund at The San Diego Foundation
The Heller Foundation of San Diego
The JCF Chief Executive Officer’s Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation
Moxie Foundation Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation
Museum of Man – Guilford Whitney Library Fund at The San Diego Foundation
Phil and Amy Mickelson Foundation
Price Philanthropies Foundation
Robert F. Lewis Memorial Book Fund for the Museum of Man at The San Diego Foundation
Russell James Miller Memorial Fund – JH Johnson Foundation at The San Diego Foundation
Ryan Family Charitable Trust
San Diego Museum of Man Endowment Fund (IC) at The San Diego Foundation
Willis & Jane Fletcher Designated Fund at The San Diego Foundation
INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS
The San Diego Museum of Man also offers a special thank-you to the following generous individuals and corporations who recently donated:
Dear Friends,
As the father of two boys, life is full. It’s full of tree climbing, soccer games, grubby hands, stinky shoes and—on a good day—more laughter than tears.
board of trusteesCHAIR Steven S. Wall
VICE CHAIRS Chris Loughridge, Kevin W. Midlam
TREASURER George Ramirez
SECRETARY Mitch Dubick
BOARD MEMBERS Larry Banegas, Hugo Barrera, Constance Carroll, Marnie Cheney, Sarah Dawe, Rebecca Dickinson Welch, Stephanie Friedrich, Jason Hartley, Don Howells, Ernie Ligon, Enrico A. Marcelli, William E. Mayer III, Edie Munk, Ron Neeley, Erik A. Nowacki, Abraham P. Ordover, Richard M. Peters, V.S. Ramachandran, Geoffrey Smith, Dean R. Wilson, Ron Zollman
EX-OFFICIO MEMBER Micah D. Parzen
Donations to San Diego Museum of Man are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Your support makes it possible for us to preserve the extraordinary collections entrusted to our care, to foster dialogue and lifelong learning through our innovative exhibits, and to offer admission to countless schoolchildren and other visitors.
Please also consider naming the Museum as a beneficiary in your will. Your gift can ensure that generations to come will enjoy our wonderful museum.
To donate, call Hope Carlson at (619) 239-2001, ext. 16, or email her at [email protected]. You may also mail your check, made out to San Diego Museum of Man, to 1350 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101.
Every gift matters. Thank you for your support!
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We’d like to say a special thank-you to the Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation for its crucial support of how we digitize and access our world-class collections. The two-year rollout process involves specialized software called CSpace, which uses cloud computing to make data available no matter where staff are working or what Internet-connected device they’re using.
The system has a complex interface that allows staff to create a standardized system to classify objects, artists, world cultures, and other important information about a single object. As a result, system searches will return more relevant data from the collections, making our objects easier to research and study.
In addition, a unique data hierarchy and barcoded labeling system will precisely track every object in our collections, from broad locations like storage rooms, to specific cabinets, shelf numbers, and containers.
As an added bonus, there’s no limit to how many users can work in the system at any time. More than 15 staff, volunteers, and interns will upgrade our digital collections records using the new system.
thank you to the Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation!
INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)
Ms. Sarah Dawe
Ms. Janice Deaton & Mr. Blake Harper
Mr. Andreas Demloff in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Ms. Kathy Dickey
Mr. Mark K. Dillon & Ms. Nancy Jamison
Mr. Robert Dilworth in Honor of Julie and Mitch Dubick
Mr. Lyle & Mrs. Carol Dragoo in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Mrs. Mary Dragoo in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Drytown Cellars and Suzanne Kreutzer in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Mr. Mitchell & Mrs. Julie Dubick
Dublin Square Irish Pub
Ms. Berit N. Durler
Ms. Georgia Dutro & Mr. Dennis Shields
Dr. Bernard Eggertsen & Ms. Florence Nemkov
Mr. Raymond & Mrs. Gina Ellis
Mr. Peter & Mrs. Doris Ellsworth
Mr. John Fanestil
Dr. Darrell & Mrs. D. Ann Fanestil
Ms. Paige Faulkner
Ms. Peg Ferrier
The Field Irish Dancers
The Field Irish Pub
Mr. John & Mrs. Maria Fisher
The Flavor Chef Inc.
Dr. James Forbes & Ms. Julianne Larsen
Mrs. Stephanie & Mr. Roman Friedrich
Mr. Bill & Mrs. Amy Geppert
Dr. Irma Gigli
Mr. Tom Gildred
Ms. Kimberly Godwin & Mr. Nate Heller
Dr. Cindy Goodman & Ms. Whitney Goodman
Mr. Martin Goodman & Ms. Ellyn Levine
Ms. Ivy Gordon
Mr. Mark & Mrs. Katheryn Greene
Ms. Carol Lynne Grossman
Grove Pastry Shop
Guinness
Ms. Marie-Louise Harms
Mr. George & Mrs. Mary Harris
Mr. Ronald Harris in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
Mr. Jason Hartley
Mr. Robert & Mrs. Lynne Hayes
Mike Hess Brewing
Ms. Sara Holtmeyer Hooley’s Irish Pub and Grill
Hon. Richard & Mrs. Caroline Huffman
Mr. James & Mrs. Carmen Hughes
Mr. Gary Jacobson & Ms. Martha Blake-Jacobson
Ms. Nora Jaffe
Ms. Stephanie Jaret in Honor of Jean Stein
Mr. Gary & Mrs. Cynthia Jeffrey in Memory of Dr. Mick Dragoo
JustGive
JSIX
Ms. Marjory Kaplan in Honor of Micah Parzen
Karl Strauss Brewing Company
Mr. Larry Katz
Ms. Ellen Kern
Ms. Lura Kulhavy in Memory of Her Mother
Mr. Gregory L. Laurance & Mrs. Anastasia Ganatsios
Mr. Dennis & Mrs. Kathleen Lavine
LEAD San Diego
Left Coast Brewing Co.
Lightning Brewery
Mr. M. Ernest Ligon Jr.
Ms. Bonita Macvaugh-Howe
Malone Academy
Mr. Gregory Markow
Mrs. Christa McReynolds
Ms. Carla Mercer
Hon. Kevin Midlam, Ret., & Mrs. Cynthia Midlam
Miss Darla with David Lally and Patric Petrie
Mr. Ali & Mrs. Haida Mojdehi
Ms. Edie Munk
National Conflict Resolution Center
Mr. Ron & Mrs. Lucille Neeley
Mr. James & Mrs. Mary Nierman
Mr. Erik & Mrs. Lordita Nowacki
Mr. Abe Ordover & Ms. Eleanor Musick
Oscar Wilde’s Irish Pub
Osmialowski—Thomas Family
O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub and Restaurant
Dr. Micah & Mrs. Marguerite Parzen
Mr. Billy Pease & Ms. Kelli Davis
Dr. Rick Peters
Congressman Scott Peters & Lynn Gorguze
Mr. Andrew Peterson & Ms. Carla Martinez
Mr. George & Mrs. Cindy Olmstead
Mr. James & Mrs. Frances Peterson
Mr. Aaron & Mrs. Monica Phariss
Ms. Kristi Pieper
Mr. Lorne & Mrs. Cindy Polger
Mr. Robert & Mrs. Allison Price
Mr. Sandy Purdon
Ms. Anita Rai
Mr. George & Mrs. Julie Ramirez
Mr. James & Ms. Janet Respess
Mr. Ted & Mrs. Floriana Ricasa
Mr. Paul & Mrs. Kathy Roberts
Mr. Jerome & Mrs. Anne Ryan in Memory of Bea Evenson
San Diego Costume Guild
Mr. Sean Savery
Ms. Amanda Schaffer
Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Keiko Schneider
Mr. Brian Sexton
Mr. Gad & Mrs. Suzan Shaanan
Ms. Sue Sheridan
Mr. Jeff & Mrs. Linda Shohet
Soledad Club
Stone Brewing Co.
Ms. Judith Strupp Green & Mr. Willard Wells
Mr. Kenneth & Mrs. Linda Sumner in Honor of the Parzen Family
Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation
Tarantino Gourmet Sausages
Mrs. Gayle & Mr. Philip Tauber
Ms. Jazmen Tejero Singh
Mr. Steve & Mrs. Julie Thomas
Ms. Laurette Verbinski
Ms. Dottie Vieira & Ms. Geri Carmack
Ms. Linda Villegas
Ms. Ellen Waddell
Mrs. Isabel Walker in Memory of Miriam Davis
Mrs. Mary Walshok
Ms. Anna Wayman
Ms. Judith Wenker
Mr. David B. Wescoe & Dr. Sibyl G. Wescoe
Union Bank
Mr. Dale & Mrs. Julie Yahnke
YMCA of San Diego County
Mr. George & Mrs. Meryl Young
Ms. Susan Zenzen
Mr. Ron & Dr. Joellyn Zollman
We would like to take this opportunity to make the following correction to our recently distributed Annual Report: San Diego Community College District & Dr. Constance Carroll should be included in our $5,000-$9,999 donors. We sincerely apologize for the error.
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AT THE MUSEUM OF MAN!
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Our popular Dirt Detectives summer camp series is back for
another summer of exploration and fun!
These exciting camps let kids experience the work of real-life
archaeologists by getting their hands dirty digging for artifacts in
a dig box, creating their own tool kits, researching artifacts and
creating an exhibit about them, and more.
Annissa, age 9, told us what she liked about Dirt Detectives:
“I really loved making fossils. We took some sponges and put them
in vinegar and water and then took them out to dry. They were
hard as a rock. I also loved digging for treasure. Touring the hidden
collections was so cool! I got to see all kinds of artifacts. Do you
know what an artifact is? It’s something that was made from people
a long time ago, like a thousand years ago.
“I really liked this camp because you get
to explore and touch things. You’ll make
some new friends, too!”
To learn more about Summer Camp and
register, visit http://museumofman.org/camps.
Since 1999, the Museum has welcomed hundreds of elementary and middle school students through the dynamic School in the Park program. It takes education out of the typical classroom setting and into the cultural institutions of Balboa Park.
Students study Ancient Egypt, archaeology, the history of early man, and local Native American cultures. They also get behind-the-scenes tours of our collections and the Physical Anthropology Lab.
This year we’re pleased to welcome 628 students from Rosa Parks Elementary and Wilson Middle School of City Heights. Maybe there’s a future museum curator among them?
School in the Park Takes Learning Beyond the Classroom
SUMMER CAMP FUN—BECOME A Dirt Detective THIS YEAR!!!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Extended Summer Hours
now - friday, september 4
We’re staying open late all summer long and offering sunset tours of the California Tower. We’ll be open from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Thursday through Saturday, Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
The California Tower
every tuesday & wednesday
Your best chance to walk up and get same-day tickets for the California Tower tours! Or go to http://CaliforniaTower.org.
Hopfest Beer Tasting
thursday, july 30 @ 6 PM
Sample a variety of hoppy craft beers and delicious food while enjoying after-hours fun inside the Museum.