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Board of Directors 2010/2011

Pam Coleman was elected Chairman of the Board at the July 2006 Board meeting, after serving the prior year as 1st Vice Chair. She has volunteered as an Education Docent since 2003, and is currently serving as an interpreter for the 1699 Hoyt Barnum House. She has chaired many financially and socially successful events, including two gala dinner dances, a reception at the Palace Theater for the opening of our “Urban Renewal” exhibit, a wine tasting, and a dinner honoring local educator and historian Tony Pavia. In her spare time, Pam works as a museum guide for Historic Hudson Valley’s Philipsburg Manor. Pam has earned a Masters in Education and her MBA in Marketing from NYU.

Thomas Zoubek received his Ph.D. in Anthropology from Yale University where he worked under Dr. Richard Burger. Dr. Zoubek's specialty is the archaeology of the Andean area. He has directed archaeological projects in the Virú Valley on Peru's north coast since 1992. He has published this work in a number of journals including Andean Past, The Journal of Field Archaeology, and The Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society in addition to a number of Peruvian publications.

He served as adjunct assistant professor at SUNY-New Paltz from 1996-2001 and was also an adjunct lecturer in Anthropology at Yale from 2000-2001. Currently Dr. Zoubek is Executive Director of the Stamford Historical Society as well as Chair of the Modern Languages Department at King and Low-Heywood Thomas School in Stamford Connecticut.

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