The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program appreciates the support its receives from the local community for its many projects and initatives. Donations of time and money from individuals as well as partnerships with businesses and non-profit organizations, and grants from regional funding agencies help our students gain the "world class" education they deserve and have provided the faculty with support of their research.

We would like to recognize those who have helped us through the years:

• Anne John: The 2008 Artists in Residence Program; travel funding to WSU Pullman for CMDC students to participate in Showcase 2009, 2010, and 2011; airfare for five students to docent the ELO 2012 media art show in Morgantown, WV
• Colleen Hoss: The Hoss Legacy Scholarship
• Ed and Dollie Lynch: The 2008 Artists in Residence Program
• The Dick Hannah Family: The 2008 Artists in Residence Program

• Instructional Technologies, Inc.: The Summer 2013 iPublishing Program; The Summer 2012 Advanced Animation Program; two paid internships for students (2012)
• Metaio: Creators License for building the augmented reality exhibit for OMSI
• Dick Hannah Dealerships: The Mobile Tech Research Initiative; all transportation to Showcase 2011; transportation to the Electronic Literature exhibit at the MLA 2012; support for the OMSI project; Android tablet for testing mobile projects
• Riverview Bank: Resources and support for events associated with The Brautigan Library
• Seely Mints: Fellowships for students (2013)
• Sleep Country Amphitheater: Hardware and Equipment for students
• Billy Dean Leasing: The 2010 Artists in Residence Program
• The Apple Corporation: ELO 2008, The 2010 Artist in Residency Program; computers for students to participate in IDMAa 2010 Student Showcase and Showcase 2009
• The C.E. John Company: The 2008 Artists in Residence Program
• Think Geek: LED nametags for the event
• First Independent Bank: Funding for a student Fellowship, Fall 2011
• Pro Caliber: Tuition Reimbursement for students, The 2012 Artists in Residency Program
• Gallery 360: Pedestals for the Electronic Literature exhibit at the MLA 2012
• Pacific Power Products: Student Fellowship (2012)

• The Community Foundation of Southwest Washington: Five Fellowships for students (2013)
• The Arts of Clark County: The 2010 Artists in Residence Program
• The Clark County Historical Museum: The Brautigan Library
• Fort Vancouver National Historic Site: The Fort Vancouver Mobile Project
• The Clark Skamania Flyfishers: Software for multimedia lab

• Northbank Artists Gallery: Gallery space for shows, from 2006 to present
• Clark College: ELO 2008
• Vancouver Chamber of Commerce: Social Media Workshops

• The National Endowment for the Humanities: The Fort Vancouver Mobile project (2011), Grand Emporium of the West project(2012)
• Clark County: The Fort Vancouver Mobile Project
• Bancorp USA: The 2009 Artists in Residence Program
• Regional Arts & Culture Council: Ethan Rose's participation in the 2010 Artists in Residence Program
• Washington State University Foundation CougParents Program: Support for The 2012 Artists in Residence Program, #nextchapter project (2013)

This group of individuals help to guide the CMDC Program through its growth and development and has recently been instrumental in assisting in the creation of the Program's Assessment Plan. We thank them for their time and support.

Bill Barron
County Administrator, Clark County

Kim Capeloto
Executive Vice President, Marketing & Operations, Riverview Bank

Susan Gage
Managing Editor, The Oregonian

Alan Hamilton
Executive Director, Clark County Food Bank

John Hill
Web Editor, The Columbian

Chad McClure, CMDC Alumni
Web Developer, Dick Hannah Dealerships

John McDonagh
Owner and Publisher, Vancouver Business Journal

Donna McKenzie, CMDC Alumna
Senior Systems Analyst, PeaceHealth

Pam Minty
Education Program Manager, Northwest Film Center

Michael Parker
Principal and Director of Marketing, Gravitate Design Studio

Mark Patel
Vice President of Marketing, The Oregon Museum of Science & Industry

Kate Sacamano
Community Outreach, The Columbian

Greg Shine
Chief Ranger, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

Nathan Stahlman
Vice President Product Development, Instructional Technologies, Inc.

Leslie Wykoff
Librarian Emerita—Washington State University Vancouver

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