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I >cmseI VhorahII MiI lameEne Nance, Alark Strickland,Exhibit WorkersDave Lanning, TruckingSteve Fisher. Sound1 )aniel Chew. InternPublicationsStage SupervisorCarla Borden. Publications MauageiChieJ EditoiCarla Borden, Frank Proschan,Arlene Reiniger, Peter Seitel,II 'riters /EditorsCarolina Santamaría,Design & ProductionArnot, Art I )ir
Nuestra Música:Music in Latino CultureNational Park ServiceCíale Norton,Office of Facilitiesand ResourcesPlanningOlivia Cadaval, Daniel Sheehy,Secretary oj the InteriorOffice of Architectural HistoryCuratorsCristina Díaz-Carrera,Program CoordinatoiNuda Villalta, Research AssociateRussell Rodríguez, PresenterI ran P. Mamella. Director,National Park ServiceDonald W. Murphy. DeputyDirector. National Park ServiceJoseph M. Lawler, Regional Director,and Historic PreservationOffice of Project ManagementOffice ot Protection ServicesOffice of Safety andEnvironmental ManagementCarolina Santamaría, TranslatoiNational Park- ServiceOffice ot Government RelationsNatalie Araújo, Mary Pérez,Dwight E. Pettiford, Chief, I 'nitedOffice ot CommunicationsEduardo Ubeda, InternsSlates Park PoliceVikki Keys. Superintendent,Office of Public AffairsVisitor Information l\ Associates'[23Ornan: Desert,National Mall and Memorial ParksReception CenterOasis, and SeaRick Merryman, Chief,Accessibility ProgramHassan Mohammed AH Al-Lawati(Chair),Riyadh Yousef Al Raisi,Majid Said Hila] Al Mahroqi,Khalfan Ahmed Al Barwani, SalimAdil Al Mamary. Abeer AbdullahAl Farsi, Abdullah Hilkal AlDawodi.Adil HumaidAl Mur AlAlawi, Saeed Sultan Al Busaidy,Curatorial CommitteeRichard Kennedy, CuratorSaeed Sultan Al Busaidy,Mary N. Sebold,Program CoordinatorsMarcia Dorr, Crafts Program AdvisorKhalfan Al-Barwani,Music Program AdvisoiPiana N'Diaye, Adornment PavilionProgram AdvisorJamal Ahmed Ghulam Al Balushi,Khalfan Ahmed Al Barwani, AsyahAl Buali, Mubarak Al Dawodi, MajidDivision of Park ProgramsLeonard Lee, Permit Specialist,Division oj Park ProgramsKaren Cucurullo, Special Assistantfor Partnerships, National Malland Memorial ParksRobert Karotko, Chief, Divisionoj I ííííoi Services, National Malland Memorial ParksSean Kenncalv, Chief, Divisionoj Maintenance, National Malland Memorial ParksEmployees of the National ParkService and the United StatesPark PoliceSMITHSONIAN SUPPORTFOR THE FESTIVALOffice of the Secretai \Office of External AffairsOffice of DevelopmentOffice ot Human ResourcesOffice of Special Eventsand ProtocolOffice ot the Chief InformationOfficerOffice of Imaging andPhotographic ServicesOffice of IT OperationsOffice of System ModernizationOffice ot the Chief FinancialOfficerOffice of the ComptrollerOffice of Contracting1 ravel Services C )fticeOffice ot the Treasurerl)ffice of Risk ManagementOffice ot Planning and BudgetingOffice ot Financial SystemsIntegrationNational ProgramsThe Smithsonian AssociatesAl Harthy, Murtatha Abdul KhaliqAl Lavvatna, Hamood Abdullah AlWaheibi, Enrico Dcrnco.AdamDorr, Marcia Dorr. Neil Richardson.Muna Ritchie, PresentersMohammad Anun,Angelo Rotondaro, InternsMaria Marcus, Lead I blunteerOffice of Sponsored ProjectsOffice of the Inspector GeneralOffice ot the Genera] CounselOffice of the Deputy Secretaryand Chief Operating OfficerSmithsonian Outer forLatino InitiativesFacilities Engineeringand OperationsOffice of Engineering, Design,Smithsonian AffiliationsSmithsonian TravelingExhibition ServiceSmithsonian Center for Educationand Museum StudiesOffice of the Under Set retar) for ArtFreer Gallery of ArtOffice of the Under Secretaryfor ScienceOffice of International Relationsand ConstructionNational Museum ofOffice of Facilities ManagementHorticulture and TransportationOffice of Facilities ReliabilityNatural HistorySmithsonian Business VenturesSmithsonian MagazineSMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL STAFF
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