
Karin Pritikin - The Alexander Levi Heritage Project Project Director/Exhibit Developer/Program Administrator
Exhibit Concept, Grantsmanship & Grants Management, Research & Image Sourcing, Creative Direction, Copywriting & Continuity (Panels & Website), Multimedia Direction, Producing, Copywriting & Continuity (Sounds of Judaica and A Living Legacy), Video Segment Producing, Copywriting & Continuity (A Stroll Through Linwood ), Sound Design & Vocal Performance (Sounds of Judaica), Lecture Presentation (Jewish History Writ Large & Small ), Website Design & Webmastering, Marketing & PR and Curriculum Materials.
The exhibit, and all ancillary educational programming and curriculum, are administered by Karin, who is Vice President of Temple Beth El. She was a 2008 Humanities Iowa/National Endowment for Humanities "Humanities Scholar" for this project and is a guest lecturer for the Iowa Jewish Historical Society. In her "day job" she is Director of Develoment for Health & Medicine Policy Research Group, a Chicago-based nonprofit committed to health access and equity.
Barb Alexander PR & Event Marketing, Genetic Genealogy Lecture Presentation (How Did We Get Here?)

Alan Garfield Original Ethnographic Videography & Editing (A Stroll Through Linwood)

Ann Barrash Foundational Archival and Library Research on Dubuque's Jewish Community

Larry Burrows Levi Family Archive Image & Document Preparation (Living Legacy Panel, slideshow for A Living Legacy)
McCullough Creative Group, Dubuque, Iowa Exhibit Panel Design Refinement, Production & Assembly (Website logo adapted from Exhibit Header Panel, McCullough Creative)
Andy Steil - M Studios, Galena, Illinois Sound Recording & Multimedia Editing (Sounds of Judaica and A Living Legacy), Production & Experience Design (Website Multimedia Arena, YouTube Site)
Tacie Campbell & Jim Wall-Wild - The National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium (an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution) Additional Image Sourcing & Preparation from The Captain William Bowell Sr. River Library

"Thank You" to the Greilsheim,
Burrows, and LeVoy-Richardson families, descendants of Alexander Levi, Dubuque's first Jewish settler and founder of Dubuque's first Jewish congregation in 1863; for reestablishing a link with the Jewish Community of Dubuque, graciously making photographs, documents and artifacts available for this exhibit, and for attending the exhibit's opening and dedication.