Virginia Adams and Stephen Olausen Identification, Documentation, and Evaluation of Standing Structures and Historic Districts.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Suzanne Cherau and Ray Pasquariello Government Projects and Pipelines: Big Archaeology and CRM.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Deborah C. Cox The Legislative Infrastructure of CRM: Cultural Resources and the Law.    A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Deborah C. Cox and Peter Mair Strategies for Protecting and Managing Cultural Resources – Case Studies.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Kristen Heitert From the Ice Age to I-91: Digging Up History Along the Upper Connecticut River Valley in Vermont.  Lecture and power point presentation as part of Vermont Archaeology Month, The Fairbanks Museum, St. Johnsbury, VT, 2004.  Holly Herbster   CRM Archaeology and Native American Consultation in New England. A lecture in the course, Introduction to Archaeology, Anthropology 107, University of Massachusetts at Boston, Boston, MA, 2003.    Archaeology on Martha’s Vineyard.  Lecture and powerpoint presentation as part of Massachusetts Archaeology Week, Compass Bank Lecture Series, Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society, Edgartown, MA, 2003.    Cultural Resource Management: Archaeology and Consultation.  A lecture in the course, Anthropology E-138d, The Archaeology of New England, Harvard University Extension School, Cambridge, MA, 2003.   Applied Archaeology: CRM on the Cape and Islands.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Timothy Ives  Historical Archaeology in CRM.   A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  Stone Tool Technology Demonstrations.  Mr. Ives has performed stone tool-making and use demonstrations in a wide range of public and educational forums, including at Annual Meetings of the Conference on New England Archaeology (2004) and the Society for Historical Archaeology (Providence 2003), for students at the Harvard University Extension School (2003), Rhode Island College (2003), and the University of Massachusetts, Boston (2002-2003), and for members of the public at the Robbins Museum of Archaeology  (2002) and Connecticut Natural History Museum (2002).  Matthew Kierstead and Jo Deaton Industrial Archaeology, Industrial History, and CRM.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003. Alan Leveillee  Experimental Habitation Site.  Public workshop on Woodland Period habitation and life as part of Massachusetts Archaeology Month, Hale Reservation, Westwood, MA, 2004. A Walk in Time: Walking Tour of Prehistoric Sites in Hale.  Tour and discussion of Native American quarry and rock shelter sites as part of Massachusetts Archaeology Month, Hale Reservation, Westwood, MA, 2004. Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management.   Anthropology 305, Course Organizer and Instructor, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003. Mary Lynne Rainey Searching for Miacomet Village:  Myths, Facts, and Tragedies of Eighteenth-Century Native Life on Nantucket.  Lecture and power point presentation at the Nantucket Historical Association Quaker Meeting House, Summer Lecture Series, Nantucket, MA, 2004.   Duncan Ritchie   Six Thousand Years along the Sudbury River: A Story of Sand Hill.  Lecture and Power Point presentation as part of Massachusetts Archaeology Month, Wayland Historical Commission and Wayland Archaeology Group, Wayland, MA, 2004.  Ancient Native Americans and the New England Landscape.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.  David Robinson  Through the Looking Glass: Technology’s Place in Underwater Archaeology.  Underwater archaeology gear and technologies demonstration as part of Massachusetts Archaeology Month, The Custom House Maritime Museum, Newburyport, MA, 2004.  Marine Archaeology and CRM.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003. Recent Approaches to Identifying Submerged Prehistoric Sites in Southern New England.  Paper presented as part of  Massachusetts Archaeology Week, symposium Marine Archaeology in Massachusetts and Beyond, sponsored by the Massachusetts Board of Underwater Archaeological Resources and the Custom House Maritime Museum, Newburyport, MA,  2003. Joseph Waller and Ben Ford Archaeology and CRM in the Field.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003. Kirk Van Dyke, Alan Leveillee, and Joseph Waller Rest in Peace?.  A lecture in the course, Topics in Anthropology – Cultural Resources Management, Anthropology 305, Rhode Island College Anthropology Department, Providence, RI, Spring 2003.