Ira Michael Heyman, University of California, Berkeley
Richard S.E. Johns, San Francisco Museum & Historical Society
Erik Christoffersen, San Francisco Museum & Historical Society
Deborah Frieden
Petr Spurney, PETR Productions
Nina Simon, Museum 2.0
Susan Spero, John F. Kennedy University
Paul Wolford, HOK
Cole Roberts, ARUP Engineering
Jay Turnbull, Page & Turnbull
Charles Chase, Architectural Resources Group, Inc.
Chris Chadbourne, Christopher Chadbourne & Associates
Walter Hood, Hood Design
Susan Spero
Spero is Associate Professor of Museum Studies at the John F. Kennedy University, Berkeley where she guides students in the education and interpretation track for a Masters of Arts in Museum Studies. During her 25 years in the field she has worked with a wide range of museums: art, food, maritime, history, and children's museums. Her expertise includes informal learning theory, interpretive material development, and applications of technology for interpretive purposes. She received her doctorate in Art Education, her M.A. in Photography, and her B. S. in Home Economics Journalism, all from The Ohio State University."In both traditional classrooms and in more informal arenas with families and friends, I expect the Mint project to bring our community innovative ways to engage and understand our history. San Francisco has fascinating history to teach and learn; the Mint Project provides a hub to stir great conversations about it."