# Members of the National Best Practices for Archival Accessioning Working Group

◆    Mohamed Haian Abdirahman, *Mellon Foundation*

◆    Christine Bethke, *University of Texas at Austin*

◆    Bree’ya Brown, *University of North Texas*

◆    Regina Carra, *American Folk Art Museum*

◆    Jennifer Coggins, *Yale University*

◆    Maureen Cresci Callahan\*, *University of Connecticut*

◆    Kate Dundon, *University of California, Santa Cruz*

◆    Audra Eagle Yun\*, *University of California, Irvine*

◆    Kit Fluker, *University of Delaware*

◆    Matt Francis, *Ohio Northern University*

◆    Rosalie Gartner, *Iowa State University*

◆    Jaime Henderson, *University of California, Berkeley*

◆    Emily Higgs Kopin, *Swarthmore College*

◆    Jesse Hocking, *American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress*

◆    Dawne Howard Lucas, *University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill*

◆    Emily Hughes Dominick, *Puget Sound Regional Archives*

◆    Jordan Jancosek\*, *Brown University*

◆    Tammi Kim\*, *University of Nevada, Las Vegas*

◆    Juliana Kuipers, *Harvard University*

◆    Jasmine Larkin, *University of California, Los Angeles*

◆    Kit Messick, *Smith College*

◆    Brittan Nannenga, *School of the Art Institute of Chicago*

◆    Eve Neiger\*, *Boston Public Library*

◆    Rose Oliveira-Abbey, *University of Virginia*

◆    Margo Padilla, *New-York Historical Society*

◆    Cate Putirskis, *Ohio State University*

◆    Rachel Searcy\*, *New York University*

◆    Nikki Lynn Thomas, *University of North Carolina Charlotte*

◆    Julia Welby, *Gates Archive*

◆    Katrina Windon, *University of Arkansas*

◆    Kelli Yakabu, *John F. Kennedy Library Foundation*

**With gratitude to the group’s founders and leaders:**

◆    Rosemary K. J. Davis, *Yale University*

◆    Meaghan O’Riordan, *Moravian Church in America, Southern Province*

*\*Indicates working group members who served in leadership roles.*


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