Assemble

“Expenses website 184 office expense 6,093 travel 155 interest expense 1 bank fees 296 dues and subscriptions 160 exhibition design service 51,642 exhibition materials 4,427 meetings 511 repairs and maintenance 21 total 63,490”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 145 2,767 due to rogan and gravley 0 0”

“Assemble creates educational exhibitions, programs and media about science, history and art through the assembly of people, ideas and information. Assemble provides public audiences with educational information regarding innovations in science, art and community development.”

“2015 accomplishments 1. Talbot historical society a. Created the cultural history exhibition, on land and water, including video and media touch screen interactive. Consulted on historic research, collections management, handicap accessibility and complete building renovations of the historic mary jenkins house. B. Provided exhibition design services for a temporary exhibition on historic waterfowl/hunting collections and permanent decorative arts collection in the historic james neall house. 2. University of maryland created the exhibition, frederick douglas: legacy and scholarship. Provided content research, script writing, project management and exhibition design services. 3. The hill community project continued interpretive design consulting for an african american history project in easton, maryland. 4. Historic easton, inc. Created a series of four outdoor interpretive history graphics as part of "the hill" neighborhood walking tour focusing on archaeological excavation sites in collaboration with the talbot county office of tourism. 5. Hornpoint laboratory a. Began planning with three middle school teachers and hpl scientists for teacher's lesson plans in support of the young scientist's sea chest classroom curriculum kit, an interactive, narrative driven education program in environmental science. B. Created an exhibition about chesapeake champion award winner, c. Albert pritchett and the waterfowl chesapeake foundation and hpl scientific research.”