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Marleah Renti Cruz, President
Area of Emphasis: Archives Type of Archives most interested in: Historical Society Undergraduate degree: BA in History of Hawai'i, minor in Hawaiian Studies Hobbies: Baking bread, learning new Hawaiian mo'olelo, traveling, playing ukulele, K-pop, hanging with friends & family and going to the beach. |
Chantelle Suzuki, Secretary
Area of Emphasis: Archives
Type of Archives most interested in: Community Archives
Undergraduate degree: Historical and Political Studies with minor in Computer Information Systems
Hobbies: Cooking/baking, walking/hiking, listening to music, reading, spending time with family and friends
Area of Emphasis: Archives
Type of Archives most interested in: Community Archives
Undergraduate degree: Historical and Political Studies with minor in Computer Information Systems
Hobbies: Cooking/baking, walking/hiking, listening to music, reading, spending time with family and friends
Alissa Hugel, Treasurer
Area of emphasis: Archives
Type of archives most interested in:
Undergraduate degree:
Hobbies:
Sharnelle "Moki Renti Cruz,
Public Relations
Area of emphasis: Archives
Type of archives most interested in: Cultural Archives, Community Archives, Special Collections, Historical societies
Undergraduate degree: B.A. in History with an emphasis
in Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian Studies Minor
Hobbies: Composing music and songs, being engaged within
my community, traveling, spending time with friends and family,
Hana noʻeau Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian arts and crafts), and learning Hawaiian moʻolelo (history and legends).
Public Relations
Area of emphasis: Archives
Type of archives most interested in: Cultural Archives, Community Archives, Special Collections, Historical societies
Undergraduate degree: B.A. in History with an emphasis
in Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian Studies Minor
Hobbies: Composing music and songs, being engaged within
my community, traveling, spending time with friends and family,
Hana noʻeau Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian arts and crafts), and learning Hawaiian moʻolelo (history and legends).
Dr. Andrew Wertheimer, Faculty Advisor
Andrew Wertheimer joined the LIS Program faculty in 2003 after finishing a PhD in LIS with a Minor from the Center for the History of Print Culture in Modern America at the University of Wisconsin. He worked at a number of archival repositories and libraries over the years, including the Chicago Jewish Archives. He teaches courses in archival studies, collection management, and is the LIS Program Chair. He served on the Association of Hawaii Archivists' board member for many years. Beyond work, he enjoys photography, poetry, pottery, progressive politics, and pasta.
Andrew Wertheimer joined the LIS Program faculty in 2003 after finishing a PhD in LIS with a Minor from the Center for the History of Print Culture in Modern America at the University of Wisconsin. He worked at a number of archival repositories and libraries over the years, including the Chicago Jewish Archives. He teaches courses in archival studies, collection management, and is the LIS Program Chair. He served on the Association of Hawaii Archivists' board member for many years. Beyond work, he enjoys photography, poetry, pottery, progressive politics, and pasta.
