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CHARLES B STOUT


aka chasstout

Last updated 7/24



CURRENT EMPLOYMENT



  • Lead Developer and Designer | Media Consulting, screen and print graphics, website development and management, media scripting and production, sound production and distribution. Currently not taking new clients. 2022-present

    • Trinculo (a consolidation of sole-proprietor companies), Plymouth, Michigan


  • Senior Exhibit Developer | Graphic, interactive and structural design; development of STEM content and delivery; fabrication; assistance with grant proposals

    • Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 2000-present, Current position 2024-present


  • Trustee | At-Large 2011-2018, Secretary 2018-2019, At-Large 2021-present

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan


NOTABLE WORKS



  • Pedal Power (interactive energy exhibit) | Design, graphic design, STEM content development, fabrication and delivery; and assistance with grant proposals

    • Displayed at UPCM 2022-present


  • Engineers On a Roll (kinetic climber introducing physics and engineering to preschoolers) | Graphic, interactive and structural design; STEM content development; fabrication; and assistance with grant proposals

    • Displayed at Da Vinci Science Center 2017-2024


    Cox Science Center and Aquarium 2024-present


  • Adhesion Fish (a copper sculpture demonstrating the adhesion of water to a curved form) | Design, fabrication and logistics (with Hosford & Co.)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2016-present


  • Mississippian Towns and Sacred Spaces | Edited by R Barry Lewis and Charles Stout, University of Alabama Press 1998

    • Non-Fiction. In print continuously 1998-present ISBN-13: 978-0817309473


CURRENT AFFILIATIONS



  • Academia.com | Premium (analytics, subscriber, contributor)

  • American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) | Professional

  • The Authors Guild | Individual

  • Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) | Composer, Individual

  • Association of Science-Technology Centers | Institutional

  • Association of Children’s Museums | Institutional

  • Society for Applied Anthropology | Emeritus. Individual

EDUCATION



  • Grants | Proposal Development

    • National Science Foundation, ISE. Arlington, Virginia 2001

  • Writing for Children and Teens | Story Development, Author Resources

    • The Institute of Children's Literature 1996-2000


  • Visiting Scholar | Organizational Culture

    • Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1995-1998

  • PhD | Anthropology: Mississippi Valley Archaeology, Economics, Community Structure

    • College of Graduate Studies, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1989

  • MA | Anthropology: Great Lakes Region Pre-Contact Archaeology, Economics and Community Structure

    • Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo 1984

  • BA | Majors: Anthropology and Chemistry, Minor: Mathematics (Analytic)

    • Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo 1980

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY



  • Analyst and Presentation Developer | Associate Consultant 1995-1997, Partner 1998-1999

    • Wholonics Leadership Group, LLC, Ann Arbor, Michigan


  • Program Administrator | Archaeological Researcher and Adjunct Professor

    • Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky 1994-1995


  • Research Associate | North American Archaeology

    • Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1993-1999


  • Museum Curator | Ethnographic Collections, Grant for NSF (top 5 ranked) Herpetology Collection, Digital Database

    • Museum of Natural History (defunct) 1987-1993, World Heritage Museum (defunct) 1993-1994


  • Visiting Lecturer | Museum Studies, Object Based Programs, Student Research Supervision

    • Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1989-1990


  • Quantum Muse “Priam’s Neighbors” (an acoustic folk-classical studio project) | Musician, Arranger and Co-Producer of Studio Vinyl LP

    • Quadrangle Studios, Ann Arbor, Michigan 1985-1987


  • Teaching Assistant | Survey Anthropology

    • Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1985-1986

  • Software and Statistical Consulting | SPSS, SAS, EDA, Trend Surface, Nearest Neighbor, Basic, Fortran and others

    • School of Social Sciences Quantitative Laboratory, University of Illinois, Urbana 1984-1985

  • Instructor | Archaeology Laboratory Methods

    • Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1985


  • Teaching Assistant | Archaeology Field Experience

    • Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana 1983


  • Archaeology Research Assistant | Archaeology Field Experience

    • Department of Anthropology, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan 1981-1982

  • Research Assistant | Plant Pathology

    • Michigan Blueberry Growers Association, Grand Junction, Michigan/Plant Pathology Department, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 1975-1980


  • Illustrator | Biological, archaeological, geographic, mechanical and historical academic publications

    • Freelance, Sole Proprietor 1974-present


  • Band Leader | Charts, arrangements, lead and backing vocals, rhythm and lead guitar, occasional keyboards and occasional drums

    • Cover pop-rock band of various unmemorable names in and around Kalamazoo, Michigan 1973-1978


STEM EXHIBITIONS


Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum (AAHOM), Ann Arbor, Michigan



  • Moving Water (an immersive preschool interactive exhibit about fluid dynamics) | Lead designer and fabricator.

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2023-present


  • Moving Air (an immersive preschool interactive exhibit about fluid dynamics) | Lead designer and fabricator. Immersive interactive preschool exhibit about fluid dynamics (air) to be installed in Steam Play (Preschool Gallery)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2023-present


  • Steam Park (a galley of interactive engineering exhibits) | Proposal development ($1.1M) (with M. Drumm and C. Joyrich) and gallery layout (with J. Ingolia-lead, V. Chugh)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2021-present


  • All About You (a health, anatomy and physiology gallery focused on play) | Proposal development ($1M) (with C. Joyrich and M. Drumm); advisory committee recruitment and engagement; content research, writing; scientific illustration; gallery layout (with J. Ingolia-lead and V. Chugh)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2020-present


  • Keep Smiling Oral Health and Anatomy | Proposal development ($200k) (with C. Joyrich and M. Drumm), advisory committee recruitment and engagement, content research, and fabrication

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2019-present


  • Building In a Building: Toward Net Zero (Green Building) | Opened October 2016

    • Project management; content research, writing; graphic design; structural design of physical interactive; coded screen-based interactives


  • Wind Power: Harvesting Wind Energy in Michigan | General project supervision, travel logistics and post-installation maintenance

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2017-2018, 2020-present; at DTE Discovery Center, Bad Axe Michigan 2018 and at Clara McKenzie Building, St Clair County Community College, Port Huron, Michigan September 2018-2020.


  • H2Oh! (interactive water gallery) | Designed floor plan (with J. Bowditch and Hüttinger Interactive Exhibitions)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2014-present


  • Great Lakes Discovery | Coded first and second-generation interactive animations and managed travel logistics

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2009-2010; at Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, Alpena, Michigan 2010-2014 and at Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve, (LSNERR), Duluth, Minnesota 2014-2015


  • Michigan Basin: At the Bottom of Michigan Nature (geological strata wall-climbing exhibit) | Content research, content writing, design and hand painting

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2013-presnt


  • Green Screen (Gen III) (Interactive chroma key exhibit) | Content writing, structural design, fabrication and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2013-present


  • Solar Kiosk (an interactive outdoor exhibit about solar energy) | Content research, writing, graphic design (engraved in anodized aluminum), installation and logistics

    • Displayed in Ann Arbor, Michigan’s historic Farmers Market 2013-2018 and 2022-2024


  • Explore Your World (Google Liquid Galaxy) | Project management, structural design, fabrication and instructional illustrations

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2012-present


  • Engineers On a Roll (kinetic climber introducing physics and engineering to preschoolers) | Graphic, interactive and structural design; STEM content development; fabrication; and assistance with grant proposals

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2011-present


  • Solar Cities (suite of interactive solar energy exhibits) | Content research and writing, structural design (with J. Bowditch-lead and D. Stapp) and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2011-present


  • Block Party (simple construction exhibition) | Content research and writing, graphic design and materials research, and block fabrication

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2010-present


  • Ham Radio (working radio studio and associated interactive exhibits) | Structural design and fabrication

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2009-2018


  • Infrared (interactive image exhibit) | Content writing, coding of screen-based interactive label and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2009-present


  • Interferometer (interactive physics/astronomy exhibit) | Coded interactive screen based label and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2008-2021 and two additional copies made for New York Hall of Science and at LIGO Livingston


  • Michigan Nature (immersive gallery about Michigan plants, animals and geology) | Coding of screen-based interactive, graphic design and engineering eight-channel nature soundscape

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2008-2017


  • Solar Collector (interactive exhibit explaining solar thermal energy) | Content research, writing, coding of screen-based interactives, and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2008-present


  • Michigan Internet Hall of Fame (suite of interactive internet history exhibits) | Content research, writing, exhibit design (with J. Bowditch and D. Stapp, M. Hildebrandt), and graphic design

    • Displayed at MITC 2006-2010


  • Bernoulli Blast (interactive exhibit demonstrating the Bernoulli Principle) | Content writing; and graphic design

    • Displayed at at AAHOM 2006-2022, at CMBC 2022-present


  • Fuel Cell (interactive model of a hydrogen fuel cell) | Content writing

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2005-present


  • Packet Traffic (an interactive model of the Internet) | Content research, writing; exhibits design (with J. Bowditch, J. Stevens) and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2005-present


  • Ones and Zeros (interactive model of an 8-bit binary computer) | Content research (with K. Aziz), writing and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2005-present


  • The Big Boing Theory (interactive examples of a variety of spring types) | Content writing and graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2004-1016


  • Connections: Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime (a suite of interactive exhibits about communications technologies) | Project management; content writing

    • Displayed 2004-2008 (Code Mode, one of the exhibits from this suite, continues to be displayed to the present)


  • Measure Up (an octagon kiosk of interactive health and fitness exhibits) | Gen 1: Project management, content writing, Gen 2: Project management, content writing, graphic design, coding of screen-based interactives

    • Gen 1: Displayed at AAHOM 2003-2010. Gen 2: Displayed at AAHOM 2010-2019 and at St. Clair Community College 2019-2021


  • CTN Studio (an interactive television studio technology gallery) | Gallery layout, physical design of interactive exhibits (with J. Bowditch-lead), project management

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2002-2010


  • Pixelation Station (interactive image and print technology exhibit) | Coding of screen-based interactives; video recording and editing of live action instructions; physical exhibit designs (with J. Bowditch-lead)

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2002-2008


  • Solve-It Central (a suite of 16 interactive exhibits about problem solving) | Project management, liaison with advisory committee, content research (with J. Bowditch, J. Stevens, J. Bernstein) and writing, coding of “Your Brain on Problems” screen-based interactive. graphic design, aligned with multi-state educational standards, wrote teacher guide, produced marketing materials, coordinated travel with ASTC

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2001-2023. Duplicate traveled via ASTC 2001-2005


  • How Things Work (a suite of interactive exhibits about how ordinary devices work) | Wrote teacher guide, produced marketing materials, coordinated travel with ASTC

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2000-present. Duplicate traveled via ASTC 2000-2005


Children’s Museum of Branch County (CMBC)



  • Space Capsule (an immersive interactive children’s roll play experience) | Designer, fabricator and installer

    • Displayed at at CMBC 2022-present


Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum (UPCM)



  • Pedal Power | Lead designer and fabricator

    • Opened at UPCM 2022


St Clair County Community College (SCCCC)



  • Traveling Exhibitions (Health, Power Generation, Landfill Methane Reclamation)| Installation, layout design and warranty management

    • Displayed at SCCCC 2018-2020


Da Vinci Science Center (DVSC)



  • Engineers On a Roll V. II | Project management, design, fabrication, installation and warranty management

    • Displayed at DVSC 2017-2024 and at Cox Science Center 2024-present


Mott Children's Hospital, Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor



  • Infinite Dream Machine: Interactive kinetic sculpture | Design, Logistics, Graphics, Fabrication, Installation, warranty management. J

    • . Displayed at udy's Place, Infusion Center, Mott Children's Hospital, Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan 2016-presnt (except during Covid closings)


STEM PROGRAMS



  • Autism Spectrum STEM Program | Designer and Microsite Developer

    • Programming at AAHOM 2015-2018


  • Distance Learning (videoconference studio for interactive lab programs) | Grant writer (IMLS, MICODEC), co-project manager

    • Online interactive labs from AAHOM 2004-present


  • Video editing studio and programming) | Grant writer (IMLS), co-project manager

    • Active 2004-2009.


ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXHIBITIONS



  • Tukuna Barkcloth Paintings and Masks (ethnographic artifact and content display) |Project management, exhibit design, graphics design and content writing

    • On display at Museum of Natural History (defunct), Urbana, Illinois 1992-1994


  • Peoples of the Northwest Coast (artifact culture-historical display) | Project management, exhibit design and graphic design

    • On display at Museum of Natural History (defunct), Urbana, Illinois 1992-1994


  • Human Evolution (physical anthropology casts and content display) | Project management, exhibit design and graphic design

    • On display at Museum of Natural History (defunct), Urbana, Illinois 1991-1994


  • Northwest Coastal Peoples (ethnographic artifact and content display) | Content consultant

    • Kalamazoo Public Museum (Rose St Building), Kalamazoo, Michigan 1981


ART SHOWS



  • Unstill Life | Mixed Media (Solo)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. January 6-31, 2024


  • Furniture, Felines, Flowers & Things that Fly | Acrylic On Canvas (Solo)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. January 5-31, 2022


  • Furniture, Felines, Flowers & Things that Fly | Acrylic On Canvas (Solo)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. January 5-31, 2022


  • Parlor Games | Acrylic On Canvas, Mixed Media (ChasStout), Fine Wood Furniture (A. Smith of Smithworks) (Duet)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. January 4-30, 2018


  • Corners On the House | Acrylic On Canvas (Solo)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. November 5-28, 2016


  • Levels | Acrylic on Canvas (Solo)

    • Plymouth Community Arts Council, Plymouth, Michigan. November 4-30, 2014


PUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS


I list the kind of publication in parentheses at the end of the citation



  • 27 Bryk, N., A. Hernandez and C. Stout. Old Meets New: Technology and the Visitor Experience in the Lyons Country Store. In Technology and Digital Initiatives: Innovative Approaches for Museums, edited by Juilee Decker, pp 67-76. Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, Maryland (Edited volume) 2015

  • 26 Stout, C. Engineers on a Roll Label Text. Engineers On a Roll exhibit, Preschool Gallery, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan (Exhibit content) 2011

  • 25 Stout, C. (Review) Corporate Futures: The Diffusion of the Culturally Sensitive Corporate Form (G. E. Marcus, ed.). American Anthropologist 102(4): 950-951. (Peer-review article) 2000

  • 24 Stout, C. Why Passion, Why Now, Why Not?: An Approach to Making Museums a Heavenly Experience. Midwest Open Air Museums Coordinating Council Magazine Spring: 4-7 (Invited essay) 1999

  • 23 Lewis, R. B., and C. Stout (Editors). Mississippian Towns and Sacred Spaces: Searching for an Architectural Grammar. University of Alabama Press. (Edited volume) 1998

  • 22 Lewis, R. B., and C. Stout. The Town as Metaphor. In Mississippian Towns and Sacred Spaces: Searching for an Architectural Grammar, edited by R. B. Lewis and C. Stout. University of Alabama Press. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1998

  • 21 Stout, C., and R. B. Lewis. Western Kentucky Mississippian Towns. In Mississippian Towns and Sacred Spaces: Searching for an Architectural Grammar, edited by R. B. Lewis and C. Stout. University of Alabama Press. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1998

  • 20 Stout, C., and R. B. Lewis, Cameron Wesson. An Introduction to Mississippian Town Design. In Mississippian Towns and Sacred Spaces: Searching for an Architectural Grammar, edited by R. B. Lewis and C. Stout. University of Alabama Press. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1998

  • 19 Burks, J., and C. Stout. Controlled Surface Collection and Salvage data Recovered at the Twin Mounds site (15Ba2). In Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky, Vol. 4, edited by S. L. Sanders, T. N. Sanders and C. Stout, 234-263. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited compilation of conference proceedings) 1996

  • 18 Hockensmith, C. D., K. C. Carstens, C. Stout and S. J. Rivers (Editors) Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky, Vol. 5, Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Edited compilation of conference proceedings) 1996

  • 17 DeGraff, J., E.-L. Bogue and C. Stout. Strategic Dislocation: Reconsidering the Role of Benchmarking in the Development of Core Competencies. Benchmarking and Best Practices in Healthcare 1(2): 75-83. (Juried article) 1996

  • 16 Sanders, S. L., T. N. Sanders, C. Stout (Editors). Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky, Vol. 4, Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited compilation of conference proceedings) 1996

  • 15 Stout, C., G. Walz and J. Burks. Investigations at the Canton site (15Tr1), Trigg County, Kentucky. In Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky, Vol. 4, edited by S. L. Sanders, T. N. Sanders and C. Stout, 264-279. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited compilation of conference proceedings) 1996

  • 14 Stout, C. Twelve Thousand Years Before DeSoto: Life in Central Illinois. Newsletter, Museum of the Grand Prairie (Formerly Early American Museum). June 1995. (Invited essay) 1995

  • 13 Stout, C., and R. B. Lewis. Constantine Rafinesque and the Canton site, a Mississippian town in Trigg County, Kentucky. Southeastern Archaeology 14:87-90. (Peer-review article) 1995

  • 12 Stout, C., and R. French. Effective Labels and Graphics Using Color Laser Printing. Curator (Journal of the American Museum of Natural History) 36: 122-132. (Peer-review article) 1993

  • 11 Kreisa, P., and C. Stout. Late Woodland Adaptations in the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Confluence Region. In Late Woodland Stability, Transformation and Variation, edited by M. Nassaney and C. R. Cobb, pp. 122-130. Springer (Formerly Plenum), New York. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1991

  • 10 Kreisa, P., and C. Stout. Trends and Trajectory in Western Kentucky Woodland Period Settlement Patterning. In The Human Landscape in Kentucky's Past: Site Structure and Settlement Patterns, edited by C. Stout and C. Hensley, pp. 98-105. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1991

  • 9 Stout, C. Adams Meets St. Francis: Lower Mississippi Valley Site Classification Critiqued. In The Human Landscape in Kentucky's Past: Site Structure and Settlement Patterns, edited by C. Stout and C. Hensley, pp. 128-138. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1991

  • 8 Stout, C. Miles Deep: Miles Davis’ Impact on a White Baby Boomer. Wireless, Fall: 1-2. WEFT Radio, Champaign, Illinois. (Invited essay) 1991

  • 7 Stout, C., and C. Hensley (Editors). The Human Landscape in Kentucky's Past: Site Structure and Settlement Patterns. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Edited volume) 1991

  • 6 Stout, C. The Spatial Patterning of the Adams Site, a Mississippian Town in Western Kentucky. UMI, Ann Arbor, Michigan. (PhD dissertation) 1989

  • 5 McGowan, K., and C. Stout. Early Woodland Reflections. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 13: 69-79. (Peer-review article) 1988

  • 4 Stout, C. Surface-collected Lithics from the Adams Site. In Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky, Vol. 1, edited by David Pollack, pp. 121-136. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1987

  • 3 Stout, C. (Sections in) Mississippian Towns of the Western Kentucky Border: The Adams, Wickliffe and Sassafras Ridge Sites, edited by R. B. Lewis, pp. 9-13 and 130-138 (with R. B. Edging, pp. 106-111). Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1986

  • 2 Stout, C. Mississippian Sites in Western Kentucky: Variations on a General Mississippian Theme? In Late Prehistoric Research in Kentucky, edited by D. Pollack, C. D. Hockensmith and T. N. Sanders, pp. 67-79. Kentucky Heritage Council, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Chapter in an edited volume) 1984

  • 1 Stout, C. A Distribution Analysis of the Cultural Material from the Mushroom Site (20Ae88), Allegan County, Michigan. Proquest (Formerly University Microfilms), Ann Arbor, Michigan. (MA thesis) 1984

PAPERS AND SESSIONS PRESENTED



  • 30 Hernandez, A. and C. Stout. Hands-On Eyes-On: Using Visuals in Science Museums. Session presented at the 2013 Visual Thinking & Literacy Conference, Birmingham, Michigan. 2013

  • 29 Stout, C. Seeking a Functional Grammar of Modern North American Museums and Science Center Design: An Archaeological Perspective. In Honor of R. B. Lewis. Paper presented at the 74th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, Georgia. 2009

  • 28 Stout, C. A Look at Actual Use of Work Space at the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum (panel session: A Look at Actual Use of Work Space by Employees). Paper presented at Access the Future, the ASTC Annual Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina. 2002

  • 27 Stout, C. Solve-It Central: Using Math to Teach Problem Solving Strategies (Session: Mathematics in Exhibitions). Paper presented at Access the Future, the ASTC Annual Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina. 2002

  • 26 Stout, C. Styles of Management and Learning and How to Make the Best of Them in Your Museum. Paper presented at Access the Future, the ASTC Annual Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina. 2002

  • 25 Stout, C. Solve-It Central Teacher Guide Activities. (Showcase: Museums, Science and Math). Presented at Access the Future, the ASTC Annual Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina. 2002

  • 24 Stout, C. Pop Go the Media: Identifying and Using Popular Symbols and Media Conventions to Engage Museum Visitors in Affective Learning Experiences. Session: Applying Anthropology in Museums. Annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology: Environment & Health in the New Millennium, March 6-10, Atlanta, Georgia. 2002

  • 23 Hamp, S., and C. Stout. Reorganizing the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. Keynote presented at the Association of Midwest Museums Conference: Museums Out of the Box, Lansing, Michigan, October 29-November 2. 1996

  • 22 Stout, C. Businessing in Museums: Displaying the Creative Art of Success. Paper presented at the Association of Midwest Museums Conference: Museums Out of the Box, Lansing, Michigan, October 29-November 2. 1996

  • 21 Stout, C., J. Burks and C. Reustle. Preliminary Findings on Excavations at the Fuqua site (15Cw65), a Mississippian Village in Western Kentucky. Paper presented at the 13th Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Heritage Council, Richmond, Kentucky. 1996

  • 20 Stout, C. Mississippian Chronology on the Western Kentucky Border. Paper presented at the 72nd Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1995

  • 19 Stout, C., S. R. Mills, K. Tucker, K. C. Carstens. The Fuqua Village Surface Collected Lithic Assemblage. Paper presented at the 12th Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Heritage Council, Richmond, Kentucky. 1995

  • 18 Stout, C., and K. Tucker. Looking Below the Surface: Recent Investigations at the Adams Site. Paper presented at the 12th Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Heritage Council, Richmond, Kentucky. 1995

  • 17 Stout, C., K. Tucker, S. R. Mills and K. C. Carstens. Fuqua Village from the Perspective of the Surface Collected Material Culture. Paper presented at the 70th Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1995

  • 16 Stout, C. An Irregularly Shaped Mississippian Mound at the Adams Site, a Mississippian Town in Fulton County, Kentucky. Paper presented at the 1994 Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science, Paducah. 1994

  • 15 Stout, C., K. Tucker, K. C. Carstens. A Surface Collection Analysis of Community Patterning at Fuqua, a Mississippian Village in the Clarks River Valley, Calloway County Kentucky. Paper presented at the 47th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeology Conference, Lexington, Kentucky. 1994

  • 14 Stout, C., and R. B. Lewis. Toward a Functional Grammar of Mississippian Town Composition in Western Kentucky. Paper presented at the 58th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis. 1993

  • 13 Lewis, R. B., and C. Stout. On the Nature of Western Kentucky Mississippian Town Composition. Paper presented at the 49th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeology Conference, Little Rock. 1992

  • 12 Stout, C., R. B. Lewis. Rafinesque and the Canton site (15Tr1). Paper presented at the Ninth Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Conference on Kentucky Archaeology, Murray, Kentucky. 1992

  • 11 Stout, C. Adams Meets St. Francis: The Lower Mississippi Valley Site Classification System Critiqued. Paper presented at the Seventh Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Conference on Kentucky Archaeology, Frankfort, Kentucky. 1990

  • 10 Kreisa, P., and C. Stout. Trends and Trajectory in Western Kentucky Woodland Period Settlement Patterning. Paper presented at the Seventh Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Conference on Kentucky Archaeology, Frankfort, Kentucky. 1990

  • 9 Stout, C., and R. Wahls. Western Kentucky and Mississippian Site Planning. Paper presented at the 45th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeology Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana. 1988

  • 8 Stout, C. Intrasite Relationships at a Mississippian Town. Poster displayed at the 52nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Toronto, Ontario. 1987

  • 7 Stout, C. The Mushroom Site (20Ae88): Lonely Campfires on the Bluff. Paper presented at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 1987

  • 6 Stout, C. Patterns, Patterns, Patterns: The Occurrence of Late Woodland and Mississippian Ceramic Types Across the Adams Site Surface. Paper presented at the Ninth Annual Mid-South Archaeology Conference, Paducah, Kentucky. 1987

  • 5 Sussenbach, T., P. Kreisa and C. Stout. Redefining the Late Woodland Ceramic Assemblage in the Northern Lower [Mississippi] Alluvial Valley. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeology Conference, Nashville, Tennessee. 1986

  • 4 Stout, C. Surface-collected Lithics from a Multicomponent Site in Western Kentucky. Paper presented at the 4th Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Conference on Kentucky Archaeology, Murray, Kentucky. 1986

  • 3 Stout, C. Some Late Prehistoric Sites Located on the Bluffs of Western Kentucky. Paper presented at the Department of Anthropology, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. 1985

  • 2 Stout, C. Spatial Patterning at a Mississippian Civic Center. Paper presented at the 42nd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeology Conference. 1985

  • 1 Stout, C. Mississippian Sites in Western Kentucky: Variations on a General Mississippian Theme? Paper presented at the First Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Conference on Kentucky Archaeology, Frankfort, Kentucky. 1983

STATE, CONTRACT AND EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS FILED



  • 24 Stout, C. How Things Work Teachers Guide and Extension Activities. Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Exhibit educators’ manual) 2000

  • 23 Stout, C. Solve-It Central and Extension Activities. Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Exhibit educators’ manual) 2000

  • 22 DeGraff, J., J. Holmes and C. Stout. University of Michigan Virtual Campus: Case, Design, Development and Capability Plan. The Quantum Muse Co., Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Contract Assessment Report) 1997

  • 21 DeGraff, J., J. Martin and C. Stout. Johnson Controls, Inc. Controls Group System Products: Organizational Design, Development and Capability Plan. The Quantum Muse Co., Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Contract Assessment Report) 1997

  • 20 Stout, C. Con Edison: The 5-P Assessment. The Quantum Muse Co., Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Contract Organizational Capability Analysis Final Report) 1997

  • 19 DeLamielleure, C., and C. Stout. Executive summary. Analysis of comfort assessments for compact car seat lumbar supports (Johnson Controls). DeLamielleure & Associates, Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Contract Focus Group Data and Analysis Report) 1996

  • 18 Stout, C. Denison Organizational Culture Survey administration, analysis and report. Commercial client of the Quantum Muse Co., Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Contract Writing and Editing for Product Development) 1996

  • 17 Stout, C. Phase III Archaeological Data Retrieval of 15Lv208, a Late Prehistoric Feature Concentration in Livingston County, Kentucky. Report 95-7, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 16 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a c. 8 km (5.0 mi) Corridor for the Proposed TVA Right-of-Way and Substation Near Pickwick in McNairy County, Tennessee. Report 95-6, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 15 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of the 117 ha (259 acre) Proposed Hanson Mine in Hopkins County, Kentucky. Report 95-5, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 14 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a 1.7 km (1.2 mi) Corridor for the Proposed TVA Right-of-Way and Substation Near Murfreesboro in Rutherford County, Tennessee. Report 95-4, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 13 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a 1.0 ha (2.5 acre) TVA Lot for the Proposed Public Dock on Buckhorn Bay in Marshall County, Kentucky. Report 95-3, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 12 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a 0.23 ha (0.5 acre) Proposed Borrow Near Tradewater River in northeastern Caldwell County, Kentucky. Report 95-2, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 11 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a 0.8 ha (1.8-acre) TVA Lot on Wildcat Creek in Calloway County, Kentucky. Report 95-1, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1995

  • 10 Stout, C. Phase I Archaeological Survey of a 1.4 ha (3.1-acre) TVA Lot in Grand Rivers, Livingston County, Kentucky. Report 94-6, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 9 Stout, C. The Phase I Archaeological Survey of a Proposed Building Site for the Salem Nursing Home, Salem, Livingston County, Kentucky. Report 94-5, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 8 Stout, C. The Phase I Archaeological Survey for a Golf Course along Little River in Trigg County, Kentucky. Report 94-4, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 7 Stout, C. The Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Building Site and Pipelines in Nelson County, Kentucky. Report 94-3, Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 6 Stout, C. The Phase I Archaeological Survey of a Proposed Borrow Adjacent to S.R.218 Near Paris, Henry County, Tennessee. Report 94-2. Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 5 Stout, C. The Phase I Archaeological Survey of Proposed Borrow Pits Along U.S. Route 45E in Weakley County, Tennessee. Report No. 94-1. Archaeology Service Center, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1994

  • 4 Stout, C. Surface Patterns at the Adams Site (15Fu4), a Mississippian Town in Fulton County, Kentucky. Report 6, Western Kentucky Project, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1987

  • 3 Stout, C. The Adams Site: A Spatial Analysis — Preliminary Report. Western Kentucky Project, Report 2, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana. (State Historic Preservation Site Report/Final Funding Report) 1985

  • 2 Cremin, W., M. Murphy and C. Stout. An Archaeological Survey Along Portage River and Dorrance Creek above Indian Lake in Pavillion Township. Archaeological Report 14, Department of Anthropology, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1982

  • 1 Cremin, W. and C. Stout. Historic Period Sites of the Kalamazoo River Basin. Archaeological Report 13, Department of Anthropology, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo. (State Historic Preservation Site Report) 1982

PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATIONS



    I list the kind of publication in parentheses at the end of the citation


    Illustrations, photo editing and original line drawings


  • Bohen, B. Prehistoric Athens IV: Aristotle’s Ancient Constitution, a Soft Revolution. Prehistoric Athens, Traditions & Archaeology Series. (Online Journal) 2023 [reused art from previous series installments]

  • Bohen, B. Prehistoric Athens III: The Submycenaean Kings of Athens. Prehistoric Athens, Traditions & Archaeology Series. (Online Journal) 2022

  • Bohen. B. Prehistoric Athens II: The Submycenaean Foundation of Kerameikos Precinct XX. Prehistoric Athens, Traditions & Archaeology Series (Online Journal) 2022

  • Bohen, B. Prehistoric Athens I: Mycenaean Ancestry in Pylos, Messenia. Prehistoric Athens, Traditions & Archaeology Series (Online Journal) 2021.

  • Bohen, B. Kratos & Krater, the Bronze Age Antecedents. Prehistoric Athens, Traditions & Archaeology Series. (Online Journal) 2019

  • Bohen, B. Kratos & Krater: Reconstructing an Athenian Protohistory. Archaeopress Publishing Ltd, Oxford, United Kingdom. (Book) 2017

    • Technical illustrations, maps and diagrams


  • Gottlieb, A. and P. Graham. Parallel Worlds: An Anthropologist and a Writer Encounter Africa. University of Chicago Press. (Book) 1993

  • Keller, C. M. and J. D. Keller. Cognition and Tool Use: The Blacksmith at Work. Cambridge University Press. (Book) 1996

  • Lewis, R. B., editor. Kentucky Archaeology. University of Kentucky Press. (Edited Volume) 1996.

MEDIA AND WEBSITES



  • Sonnets, Short Film Musical | In-prep. TBA

  • ICevac, product promotion video on Safe Science | Video editing and embedding

    • Posted 2018


  • zinnart.com, an online art portfolio and store | Site conversion and online store setup

    • Completed 2015, updated 2018 and maintained with additional security 2015-present


  • The Constellation, a live-action/animated short film | Filming, direction, animation and video editing and compositing

    • On YouTube 2016-2020 and 2022-present


  • janetkellerediting.com, a small business website | Site design, graphic design; hosting; client training

    • Online 2011-2019


  • Devonian Dig, a screen-based interactive label | Content development, graphic design and interactive coding

    • On display at AAHOM 2010-2019


  • plymouthcommunityband.org, a nonprofit website plymouthcommunityband.org | Site design, hosting, client training, maintenance and security management

    • Online 2009-present


  • Michigan Nature Sounds, interactive screen exhibit | On display 2008-2022

    • Michigan Nature Gallery, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan | Content compilation; coding; graphics


  • Solar Collector, interactive screen exhibit | Content, coding, graphic design

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2008-2019


  • washtenawaca.org, a nonprofit informational website | On display 2008-present

    • Gens 1 and 2: Site design and hosting (with F. Leone) and client training. Gen 3: maintenance 2015-present


  • Welcome to Lyons Old Country Store (Interactive screen exhibit) | Video editing and Flash coding

    • Displayed AAHOM 2005-present


  • Your Brain On Problems, an interactive screen-based exhibit on brain anatomy and function | Content writing, graphic design and Flash coding

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2001-2009


  • Solve-It Central News (animated and live action music video orientation to the Solve-It Central exhibit) | Screenwriter, songwriter (words and music), videographer, animator, director and video editor

    • Displayed at AAHOM 2001-2006

    MUSIC


    Albums/Compilations