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ADJUNCT
FACULTY
Joshua
Basseches, M.B.A. (Harvard Museum of Natural History). Advisory
Curator.
(B.A., Amherst College; Williams College Program in American
Maritime Studies; Thomas J. Watson Fellow; M.B.A., Harvard
University.) Executive Director, Harvard University Museum
of Natural History. Previously Intern, Mystic Seaport Museum;
Kendall Whaling Museum Curatorial Intern, 1984; Assistant
Curator, Kendall Whaling Museum; public advocacy administrator;
planning consultant; museum management consultant; coordinator
of Exhibit Programs, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Overseer,
Kendall Whaling Museum; advisor to Museo dos Baleerios,
Lajes do Pico, Açores (Portugal); Bequia Whaling
& Sailing Museum, Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines,
B.W.I. Author of monographs on scrimshaw. Scrimshaw,
special collections, Portuguese heritage collections; museum
administration; planning.
Mary
Malloy, Ph.D. (Sea Education Association). Advisory Curator.
(B.A., University of Washington; Diploma, Munson Institute
of American Maritime Studies; M.A., Boston College; A.M.,
Ph.D. Brown University.) Professor of Humanities, Sea Education
Association, Woods Hole, Massachusetts; consultant to New
Bedford Whaling National Historical Park and to museums
in the U.S.A. and Australia. Previously Administrative Coordinator,
Maritime Studies Institute, John Carter Brown Library, Brown
University; Executive Secretary, Boston Museum Educators’
Roundtable; Teaching Fellow, Brown University; Curator of
Exhibit Interpretation, Peabody Museum [Peabody Essex Museum]
of Salem, Mass.; Lowell Lecturer; Scholar-in-Residence,
Centralne Muzeum Morskie (Gdansk, Poland). Author: ‘Boston
Men’ On the Northwest Coast: A History of the Maritime
Fur Trade; Souvenirs of the Fur Trade; curriculum kit
and monograph on African Americans in the whaling trade;
articles and monographs on maritime history, material culture,
music, whaling, Native American art, Northwest Coast tribal
art, ethnology, and trade; editor of the collected papers
of Boston China trade merchant William Sturgis. Education;
training; docent programs; issues in tribal art; African-American
history; themes; special collections.
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