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Administration and Special Events
In addition to the staff listed below, Ford Museum staff in Grand Rapids provide important support to Library staff and programs.

• Elaine Didier - Director
  Elaine is director of both the Library in Ann Arbor and the Museum in Grand Rapids.
  Telephone: (734) 205-0566
  
  
• Tina Luckett - Secretary to the Director
  Tina provides administrative and secretarial support to the Director and staff. Telephone: (734) 205-0540
  
  
• David Horrocks - Supervisory Archivist
  Dave supervises the archival and special events staffs in Ann Arbor, and assists the director in planning and daily administration of the Library. Telephone: (734) 205-0562
  
  
• John Hurley - Computer System Administrator
  John provides IT support to both the Library and the Museum. Telephone: (734) 205-0553
  
  
• Kate Murray - Special Events Coordinator
  Kate helps plan and implements the Library’s speaker, special event, and facility rental programs. Telephone: (734) 205-0567

Archives
All staff perform reference work and each handles special projects in public programs, exhibits, processing, administration, and web and digital materials development.

• Stacy Davis - Archivist
  Stacy manages programs for accessioning, digitization, the NARA Archives Research Catalog, and student recruitment via the University of Michigan College Work-Study Program. Telephone: (734) 205-0563

• Elizabeth Druga - Archives Technician
  Elizabeth works extensively in reference, processing, and access for textual materials. Telephone: (734) 205-0554
  

• Mark Fischer - Archivist
  Mark's primary work is systematic review for declassification. Telephone: (734) 205-0558

• Geir Gundersen - Archivist
  Geir is the manager for Information Security Programs and the Remote Archives Capture (RAC) declassification program. Telephone: (734) 205-0556
  

• Kenneth Hafeli - Audiovisual Archivist
  Ken manages the AV unit’s complex preservation and reference programs.
  Telephone: (734) 205-0568
  

• Tim Holtz - Archives Specialist
  Tim has recently joined the staff and is being trained to assist in a wide variety of archival processing and reference activities. Telephone: (734) 205-0592
  

• Donna Lehman - Archivist
  Donna manages the Mandatory Declassification Review program. Telephone: (734) 205-0560
  

• Jerry Marshall - Student Archives Aid
  Jerry, a graduate student in archives studies, handles a wide range of reference and project work in AV and textual collections. Telephone: (734) 205-0598
  

• Rebecca McNitt - Contractor
  Rebecca, a recent University of Michigan graduate in library and archives studies, handles scanning and metadata for the Digital Ford Presidential Library. Telephone: (734) 205-0555
  

• William McNitt - Archivist
  Bill manages the PRESNET collections description/reference database, the Gerald R. Ford Foundation Research Travel Grants program, and website archival content. Telephone: (734) 205-0557
  

• Nancy Mirshah - Archives Specialist
  Nancy handles most AV reference, processes AV materials, and manages the Library’s printed works collection. Telephone: (734) 205-0561
  

• Helmi Raaska - Archivist
  Helmi's primary work is systematic review for declassification. Telephone: (734) 205-0559
  

• Jeremy Schmidt - Archivist
  Jeremy processes textual collections and provides reference from them, among other duties. Telephone: (734) 205-0578

• Amy Stilgenbauer - Contractor
  Amy, a recent University of Michigan graduate in library and archives studies, handles scanning and metadata for the Digital Ford Presidential Library. Telephone: (734) 205-0555

Interns/Volunteers
The Library does not have a volunteer/intern program.  Instead, each year, the Library accepts a limited number of student workers eligible for the College Work-Study Program of the University of Michigan Financial Aid Office.   These students, often graduate students in archives studies, perform duties in lieu of interns and volunteers.