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Has been involved in the management and delivery of education services for the past 16 years – from operating a Wichita-based technology learning center that provided much needed curriculum and training to Kansas schools and families in the early 90s, to managing the delivery of more than $2,000,000 a year in education services to Fortune 500 companies for a global communications company. A Wichita native, Noller received a Bachelor of Science degree (Summa Cum Laude) in Electrical Engineering from Wichita State University and attended graduate MBA studies at the W. Frank Barton School of Business before leaving early to pursue a management opportunity with a Wichita based office furnishing and design company. Later, after spending eight years in Nashville, Tennessee, Mr. Noller returned to Wichita in March 2005 to take over operation of the Museum of World Treasures. His extensive background in business and education provide him with the unique management skills required to build the Museum of World Treasures into the world-class historical museum its founder envisioned.
Has owned and operated her own professional cleaning business for 13 years and spent 4 years in the payroll/scheduling department for the Coleman Company. Moore's background brings leadership and hands-on experience to the position of operations manager. Moore's management responsibilities include accounts receivable/payable, customer service, museum store, facilities management and banquet space rentals. Give Penny a call if you have a special event in your future!
Has been involved in the fields of history and museum work for more than 25 years. Smith served as Director of the Wood River History Museum where she facilitated the restoration of the museum building, coordinated the operations department and managed volunteers, set up the collections management program, and conducted historic tours. Smith served as President of the Wood River Heritage Council for 10 years and was one of several founding members. She was also instrumental in the construction of Camp Du Bois near the mouth of the Wood River in Illinois. Here at the museum, Smith is responsible for maintaining standards of collecting, preserving and interpreting the priceless artifacts.
Has been involved in the fields of anthropology and animal science for 7 years. She holds a Bachelor of Science in cultural anthropology from Washburn University at Topeka, Kansas, and a Master of Science in biological anthropology from the California State University, Hayward. While pursuing her degree, she worked as an education specialist at the Topeka Zoological Park developing exciting educational programs for the public. Her work in education and her interest in anthropology and history led her to pursue the development of the education department at the Museum of World Treasures.
Has had a life long interest in anthropology and history. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in history from Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas she worked for Siouxland Heritage Museums in Sioux Falls, South Dakota where she gave tours, worked with the volunteer program, and helped with exhibits research. Javers returned to school to get her Master of Arts in anthropology from Wichita State University. While studying at WSU she had many great opportunities, including being the Wichita City Archaeologist, conducting research at an ancient Maya site in Belize, and presenting at regional and national conferences. Javers is excited to be the founding member of the exhibits department at the Museum of World Treasures. Her work involves planning, researching, developing, producing and maintaining the museum's exhibits.