Samuel P. Goddard Papers

Credits Page

The Samuel P. Goddard Papers Online is a collaborative product of the Arizona State University Libraries, the ASU Department of History and the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.

Several individuals contributed to construction of this product between June, 2004 and October, 2005:

Project Directors:	Robert Spindler,Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library Nancy Dallett, ASU Department of History
Project Coordinator:	Michael Lotstein, Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library
Project Historians:	Stephanie Stegman, ASU Department of History Jason Bell, ASU Department of History
Text Editing:	Nancy Dallett, ASU Department of History Michael Lotstein, Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library Hon. Terry Goddard and the Goddard Family
Image and Document Scanning:	Brian Davis, Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library Laurie Devine, Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records
Video Editor/Encoder:	Matthew Harp, Library Information Systems and Technology, ASU Library Brian Davis, Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library
Graphics/Design:	Matthew Harp, Library Information Systems and Technology, ASU Library
Web Encoding:	Michael Lotstein, Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library

Special thanks to Agave Productions for providing video content and transcript excerpts.

Funding for The Samuel P. Goddard Papers Online was generously provided by:

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records

Archives and Special Collections, ASU Library.

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