The Hanford History Project has hired four WSU History Graduate Students for internships this summer, working under Assistant Professor Robert Franklin.
- Kelsey Kuball (MA, ’26) is researching for the National Park Service (NPS)-funded grant “Women in the Manhattan Project at Hanford” and will be producing a bibliography, list of archival research locations, 2-4 oral histories, and working with Robert and Kyley to shape project deliverables.
- Blair Rogers is returning to the NPS-funded Science and Technology podcast series, this summer tasked with additional archival research, interview coordination, and conducting some of the interviews for the four-podcast series in conjunction with Northwest Public Broadcasting (NWPB)
- Kyley Canion Brewer is returning to work on the NPS-funded Undertold Histories podcast series, this summer focused on additional interviews and episode storyboarding and recording with NWPB. Kyley is also serving as project coordinator for the four active NPS projects.
- Sarah Amador is providing grant closeout support for the NPS-funded Digital Asset Management grant (largely focused on East Pasco black history), and supporting the other three projects as needed with archival and secondary source research.