Suanna Selby Crowley, Phd, Rpa Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Greater Boston

Principal Investigator with Amherst, MA-based Cultural Resources team contributing geoscience expertise to heritage management undertakings. Project manager skilled in scope and budget development and oversight for domestic projects covering all phases of Section 106 review and compliance. Contributing expertise in the fields of geoarchaeology.

Boston, MA

• With expertise in applied anthropology, I work at the confluence of research, fundraising, and strategic communications. I grow audiences, brand visibility, and donor reach through multichannel messaging that creates.
• Served as media architect and key contributor to media plan for the Smithsonian Institution's Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) team and the reveal of the first-ever Black Hole image, including authorship of #EHTblackhole.
• Created and launched strategic fundraising approaches to federal, state and private sources, and authored/contributed to narrative, budgets, and reports for multimillion dollar awards.
• Managed crisis response and high volume media requests from top tier global outlets.Fundraising & Media Management
• Design integrated brand management plans for multichannel platforms using custom SEO, UX/UI, and design thinking.
• Manage all philanthropy, grant, and budget processes, including state, federal, private funders plus emergency funding during COVID-19 pandemic (PPP, EIDL).

Middleborough, MA

Elected President of 80-year-old statewide preservation, research, and education nonprofit, for two terms. Oversaw Board of Trustees and administrative team, and managed operations, governance, and finances of Museum. Coordinated Executive Committee, committees chairs, and four local chapters across Massachusetts. Supported annual appeal, membership.

Boston, MA

Review state and federal preservation programs, including National Register listings and state preservation grants (Survey & Planning and Massachusetts Preservation Projects Fund) as member of State Review Board. Appointed by Secretary of State William Francis Galvin.

Newark, Delaware, United States

Visiting scholar in Applied Anthropology to the Department of Anthropology, contributing to the ANTH 375 Peoples and Cultures of Modern Latin America course. Supporting Dr. Carla Guerron-Montero through guest lectures, discussion sessions, and feedback on student projects involving the preparation and production of podcasts on the topic of climate justice.

2450 Beacon Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Created fundraising strategies/objectives/budgets, focused on compelling and consistent messaging of mission and goals across inbound/outbound communication platforms. As program manager, strengthened portfolio of major gifts, corporate sponsors, and philanthropic funders. Generated average of $40,000 in new funds for $375,000 annual budget. Stewarded 4.

Boston, MA

As nonprofit manager, oversaw development and fundraising programs, including annual giving program, donor engagement and stewardship, corporate relations, sponsorships, community engagement, and program budgeting and evaluation. Event management and support of annual gala and major gifts functions. Project management of prospect research (analytics and.

Boston, MA

Oversaw all public programs outreach and marketing functions, including social media channels and email marketing. Created new digital and traditional marketing materials. Coordinated with guest speakers, vendors, and other partners on museum or joint program publicity. Designed and implemented new email marketing and outreach efforts on Constant Contact.

Medford, MA

Review city-wide historic preservation efforts, including surveys of historic resources, work with Mayor, City Hall departments, and sister commissions, and administer Demolition Delay By-Law as appropriate. Acted as National Park Service Certified Local Government coordinator 2013-2015 for city.Appointed by Mayor Michael J. McLynn in 2011 and 2013..

Chestnut Hill, MA

Designed and delivered course for the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences at Boston College on Environmental Geosciences. Managed a undergraduate class of 150 students.

Acton, Massachusetts, United States

Selected as a Science Communications Fellow to participate in professional development series with interdisciplinary team of scientists in first-ever training cohort in informal science program design and delivery with Discovery Museum Education Department, under the direction of Denise Dumas LeBlanc and Elizabeth Leahey. Sponsored by the National Science.

Lowell, MA

Provided stratigraphic and pedologic interpretation for teams from the Center for Irish Partnerships at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and the Center for Archaeological Fieldwork, Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland.Observed, described, sampled and recorded in situ deposits from test units associated with 19th century settlement in the.

Leetsdale, PA And Boston, MA

Conducted analyses of primary environmental data sets (pedologic, sedimentologic, palynologic, micro morphologic, geologic and organic) for NHPA Section 106 mandated archaeological and environmental data analysis of a 30-acre parcel of land on the Upper Ohio River near Pittsburgh, PA. Wrote and edited report sections for interim, final, and general public.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Conducted comprehensive NHPA Section 106 mandated archaeological data analysis and geoarchaeological investigation of a 30-acre parcel site along the Upper Ohio River near Pittsburgh, PA, for Geoarcheology Research Associations of Yonkers, NY, and the US Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District. Managed multiyear, multi-contractor data synthesis.

New York, NY

Consulted for Seneca Village Archaeological Project in Central Park, New York, NY. Designed and implemented a first-of-its-kind subsurface testing strategy for historic resources sensitivity and geomorphology on the west side of Central Park (between 81st and 86th Streets) to examine preservation potential of Seneca Village occupations dated 1820-1856..

Yonkers, NY And Boston, MA

Supervised and conducted comprehensive NHPA Section 106 compliance investigations for archaeological sensitivity, survey, site exam, and mitigation projects in New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.Sites included the Leetsdale (36AL480) Archaeological Project for the US Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District; the Millennium Pipeline.

Bridgewater, Massachusetts, United States

Designed and taught lecture and laboratory courses in Human Geography and Physical Geography for undergraduates in the Department of Earth Sciences and Geography (now the Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics). Supervised 250 students over two semesters.

New York, NY

Developed and taught undergraduate lecture course on the Prehistory of North America during Fall 2001 in New York City. Supervised 15 students through coursework that coincided with the 9/11 terrorist attack on New York City and through semester.

Harappa, Pakistan

Implemented intensive archaeological site and geoarchaeological landscape survey of 3rd millennium BC human occupations along a 290-mi (470 km) tributary of the greater Indus River Valley culture area associated with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Harappa in Punjab. Focused on the Beas River drainage, a 7,800 sq mi (20,300 sq km) catchment area.

Tell Brak, Brak, Northern Syria

Supervised and conducted archaeological excavations and preliminary geoarchaeological evaluations of 3rd millennium BC urban center within the northern Tigris-Euphrates drainage system. Joint expedition of the University of Cambridge (UK) with Dr. Joan Oates and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY) with Dr. Geoffrey Emberling.Managed team of 8 local.

Fort Rock Basin, OR

Acted as geoarchaeological research assistant during field excavations of Carlon Village archaeological site in the Fort Rock Basin. Applied geoarchaeological, pedological, and sedimentological methods and techniques to examination of Archaic period (6000-2000 BP) archaeological site on the shores of northern Great Basin pluvial lake system. Supervised by.

Castlemerle, Dordogne, France

Conducted archaeological excavation, testing, and artifact analysis of an Aurignacian-aged archaeological cave occupation associated with Neanderthal human groups (older than 35,000 years B.P.). Joint project by New York University (NY) and Le Centre National de la Recheres Scientifique (CNRS, France). Implemented suspended grid excavation techniques in.

Tell Umm el-Marra, Jabul Plain, Central Syria

Conducted archaeological field testing and artifact analysis at 3rd to 2nd millennium BC urban center in central Syria.

Mount Vernon, VA

Conducted primary and secondary historic research on design and construction of George Washington's original 16-sided brick threshing barn at Dogue Run, VA, including analysis of construction materials (iron nails, handmade/locally fired bricks, wood superstructure). Processed and analyzed historic artifact catalogue from field excavations associated with.

Mount Vernon, VA

Supervised team of 8 undergraduate students from metropolitan Washington, D.C., area universities, including hearing-impaired and deaf students from Gallaudet University. Oversaw all excavation, documentation, and recording of excavation areas associated with 18th century historic trash midden (dump) adjacent to George Washington's historic home at Mount.

Williamsburg, Virginia, United States

Designed and implemented a comprehensive site sensitivity and survey project to assess historic resources on 300-acre university parcel (College Woods) as part of undergraduate senior thesis. Developed landscape and site sensitivity model for resource panning model by the College of William & Mary in compliance with Section 106 requirements and standards..

Ashkelon, Israel

Conducted archaeological excavation and artifact analysis at 2nd millennium BC through Byzantine period coastal urban center. Focused on 586 BC destruction layer associated with the Babylonian campaign and destruction of Jerusalem by the Biblical Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II. Developed and implemented excavation and recording methods, artifact.

Certificate In Professional Fundraising, Metropolitan College

Certificate in Professional Fundraising in preparation for the international Certified Fund Raising Expert (CFRE) credential.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Anthropology/Archaeology/Geoarchaeology

Master of Philosophy in Anthropology and Geosciences, 1999 Master of Arts in Anthropology and Linguistics, 1997 Mitchell MacCracken Fellow.

Independent Study, Environmental Science/Pedology/Geoarchaeology/Gis Systems

Independent graduate study intensive in geology, geomorphology, pedology, geoarchaeology, and GIS systems in preparation for doctoral.

Bachelor Of Arts (Cum Laude), In Anthropology/Archaeology, Minor In Geology