People: Board of Directors

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The AAI's Board of Directors consists of scholars, philanthropists, and other community leaders who share the Alexandria Archive Institute’s vision and have personal qualifications to lead this organization to success. Board members oversee and enable progress towards growth, and evaluate the AAI's performance in working toward its mission, values, and goals. In 2009, the AAI formed an Honorary Board of Directors to recognize individuals who have provided continued support and services to our organization.

Board of Directors:


Denise B. Carruthers	Honorary Research Fellow of the University of Liverpool, & Co-owner of The Permedia Research Group, Inc. Ottawa, Canada

Elizabeth Carter	Professor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Eric Kansa	Executive Director, ISD Program, School of Information, UC Berkeley & Former Executive Director of the AAI (2001-2007)

John G. Kutz	Senior Manager, Deloitte & Touche, LLP. San Francisco, CA

Richard H. Meadow	Senior Lecturer & Director of the Peabody Museum Zooarchaeology Laboratory, Director of Harappa Excavations, Pakistan

David Schloen	Assistant Professor of Syro-Palestinian Archaeology, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Bryan J. Stone	Associate Director, Financial Services Industry at World Economic Forum

John P. Whitcher	Professor of Ophthalmology, University of California at San Francisco,San Francisco, CA

Honorary Board of Directors:


Martha S. Joukowsky	Director, Brown University excavations in the Great Temple at Petra; Professor Emerita, Center for Old World Archaeology and Art & Department of Anthropology, Brown University

Jason M. Schultz	Professor, UC Berkeley School of Law

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